Greenhouse mulberry high-efficiency three-dimensional planting cultivation method

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of greenhouse cultivation, and discloses a greenhouse mulberry high-efficiency three-dimensional planting cultivation method. A three-dimensional planting framework is used to culture mulberry. The three-dimensional planting framework comprises: sliding rails laid on lateral and longitudinal land of mulberry, three-dimensional planting frames connected with the upper surface of the sliding rails in a rolling manner, the three-dimensional planting frames being divided into multi-layer planting regions, pushing grooves welded on two sides of each layer of the planting region, vegetable planting plates slidably connected in the pushing groove, a light source lamp and a water supply nozzle fixed on the three-dimensional planting frame of each layer of the planting region, the light source lamp being connected with a controller through a wire, the controller being arranged on the greenhouse, a water supply pump connected with the water supply nozzle through a pipe, and soil layers laid on the vegetable planting plates. The method solves problems in the prior art that land use efficiency of planting mulberry in an agricultural greenhouse is not high, various vegetable agricultural products cannot be planted at the same time, and different vegetables cannot be on the market in batches, so as to improve economical benefits of mulberry greenhouses.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of greenhouse cultivation, and in particular relates to a method for high-efficiency three-dimensional planting of fruit mulberries in a greenhouse. Background technique [0002] Greenhouses have been widely promoted and applied in rural areas of our country. When planting plants through greenhouses, the internal environment of the greenhouse has a very important impact on the growth of plants. An environment that does not meet the requirements is likely to breed pests, inhibit the normal growth of plants, reduce the overall yield, and even cause plant failure in severe cases, seriously affecting the income of growers. [0003] Although the absolute amount of various land resources in my country is large, the contradiction between population and land resources is very prominent. The per capita arable land area is only 1 / 4 of the world's per capita, 1 / 7 of the United States, and 1 / 2 of India's; the per capit...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] In summary, the problems in the prior art are: the land use efficiency of the prior art for planting fruit and mulberry in the agricultural greenhouse is not high, and it is not possible to plant a variety of vegetable agricultural products at the same time; The economic benefits, the existing environmental control automation degree in the greenhouse is low

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