Water retention and soil fixation method for citrus orchard in mountain area
A citrus and orchard technology, applied in the agricultural field, can solve problems such as reducing the area of bare land, and achieve the effects of reducing soil erosion, increasing surface coverage, and reducing temperature
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[0037] Mixed planting experiment of alfalfa, sagegrass, and broad bean: choose a new citrus orchard in the south, and the row spacing of citrus trees is 2m. In the first ten days of October, yellow alfalfa, sagegrass, and broad beans were planted in a mixed sowing method at the dosage of 12kg / ha, 20kg / ha, and 70kg / ha. After sowing, the soil surface was covered with 3000kg / ha of straw. Fertilization and disease control were carried out according to conventional management. Continuous one-year monitoring showed that compared with no green manure treatment, the interplanting of yellow clover, sagegrass and broad bean can reduce runoff water loss by 40.2%, sediment loss by 58.9%, total nitrogen and total phosphorus loss by 47.8% and 62.9% %, and the content of soil organic matter increased by 10.7%.
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