Adjusting method of soil carbon-nitrogen ratio of plateau grassland
An adjustment method and carbon-nitrogen ratio technology, applied in the fields of soil preparation methods, applications, agricultural machinery and implements, etc., can solve problems such as the imbalance of carbon-nitrogen ratio in plateau grasslands, achieve the coordination of vegetative growth and reproductive growth, increase the carbon-nitrogen ratio, The effect of promoting normal growth
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[0053] A method for adjusting the carbon-nitrogen ratio of plateau grassland soil, comprising the following steps:
[0054] S1: raking the grassland to be treated and forming ridges, the raking depth is 20cm, the ridge height is 20cm, the ridge width is 20cm, and the ridge spacing is 40cm.
[0055] S2: Take the highland barley straw, cut it into a 20cm long straw section, then soak the straw section in lime water with a pH value of 14 for 20min, remove and drain until the water content is 60%, and then spray 30mL of 1Kg straw section to decompose Spray the decomposing agent solution on the straw section, and finally stack the straw section into a haystack with a growth of 2-3m, a width of 2-3m, and a height of 1-1.5m, and then cover the haystack with a film, and naturally pile it for 10 days. Complete decomposing; the decomposing agent used when preparing the decomposing agent solution includes the following components by mass: 50 parts of Bacillus subtilis, 25 parts of saccha...
Embodiment 2
[0059] A method for adjusting the carbon-nitrogen ratio of plateau grassland soil, comprising the following steps:
[0060] S1: raking the grassland to be treated and forming ridges, the raking depth is 30cm, the ridge height is 30cm, the ridge width is 20cm, and the ridge spacing is 50cm.
[0061] S2: Take the highland barley straw, cut it into a 20cm long straw section, then soak the straw section in lime water with a pH value of 10 for 30min, remove and drain until the water content is 60%, and then spray 20mL of 1Kg straw section to decompose Spray the decomposing agent solution on the straw section, and finally stack the straw section into a haystack with a growth of 2-3m, a width of 2-3m, and a height of 1-1.5m, and then cover the haystack with a film, and naturally pile it for 15 days. Complete decomposing; the decomposing agent used when preparing the decomposing agent solution includes the following components in parts by mass: 50 parts of Bacillus subtilis, 30 parts ...
Embodiment 3
[0065] A method for adjusting the carbon-nitrogen ratio of plateau grassland soil, comprising the following steps:
[0066] S1: raking the grassland to be treated and forming ridges, the raking depth is 30cm, the ridge height is 30cm, the ridge width is 30cm, and the ridge spacing is 40cm.
[0067] S2: Take the highland barley straw, cut it into a 10cm long straw section, then soak the straw section in lime water with a pH value of 12 for 25 minutes, remove and drain until the water content is 65%, and then spray 25mL of 1Kg straw section to decompose Spray the decomposing agent solution on the straw section, and finally stack the straw section into a haystack with a growth of 2-3m, a width of 2-3m, and a height of 1-1.5m, and then cover the haystack with a film, and naturally pile it for 12 days. The decomposing agent is completed; the decomposing agent used when preparing the decomposing agent solution includes the following components in parts by mass: 45 parts of Bacillus ...
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