Method for planting high-quality forage grass in meadow grassland by applying no-tillage method
A grassland and meadow technology, applied in the field of grassland management, can solve the problems of short-term effective forage growth and soil compaction, and achieve the effects of short restoration time, rational utilization of resources, and improvement of microenvironment
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[0090] Among the present invention, the preparation method of soil conditioner comprises the following steps:
[0091] Step 1), adding a set amount of humic substances, plant organic materials, ore powder, ammonium salt and potassium salt into the organic material liquid, and fermenting at 40-60°C for 3-5 days;
[0092] In step 2), the microbial bacterial liquid and the algae-containing carrier are added to the system in step 1), and mixed and stirred to obtain a soil conditioner.
[0093] The application method of the soil improver in the present invention is: spray the soil improver on the area to be restored, then no-till sowing, sow the coated grass seeds or grass seeds in the environment containing the soil improver, cover the soil, and the grass seeds germinate and grow.
[0094] The present invention aims at the specific problems faced by the establishment of high-quality forage grass in meadows and grasslands, such as rodent damage and nutrient deficiency, and provides...
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[0139] In the study area of the Jinqiang River Valley in the East Qilian Mountains (37°11'-37°14' north latitude, 102°19'-102°33' east longitude), the mildly degraded, moderately degraded, and heavily degraded areas were selected, respectively. Carry out targeted ecological restoration:
[0140] Mildly degraded grassland: "rat pest control + grazing prohibition and enclosure + breeding" mode;
[0141] Moderately degraded grassland: "rat pest control + grazing prohibition and enclosure + increasing breeding + no-tillage and supplementary sowing of suitable pasture" mode;
[0142] Severely degraded grassland: "rat pest control + grazing ban and enclosure + breeding + vegetation reconstruction" model.
[0143] Wherein, the method for the prevention and control of rodent damage comprises the combination of adopting D-type botulinum toxin rodenticide prevention and control and the biological rodenticide; For rodenticide with a concentration of 2.5‰~5‰, mix grass seeds 14 times ...
Embodiment 2
[0149] The preparation of embodiment 2 soil conditioners
[0150] The soil conditioner includes the following components by weight: 2000 parts of organic material liquid; 45 parts of humus, 50 parts of humus; actinomycetes, nitrogen-fixing bacteria, Bacillus subtilis, yeast, Bacillus megaterium, sulfate-reducing bacteria (All bacteria are prepared in equal parts, the number per gram is about 4*10 8 ) 24 parts in total; 20 parts of zeolite powder, 40 parts of vermiculite powder; 80 parts of peat, 130 parts of plant straw powder, 40 parts of wood chips; 10 parts of ammonium phosphate; 10 parts of potassium tripolyphosphate; 12 parts of the superabsorbent resin of algae, leptocystis and nostoc.
[0151] The preparation method of soil conditioner comprises the following steps:
[0152] Step 1), adding the above-mentioned set amount of humus, leaf humus, peat, plant straw powder, sawdust, zeolite powder, vermiculite powder, ammonium salt and potassium salt into the organic materi...
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