Cultivation method capable of improving high-temperature-resistant planting performance of summer corn
A cultivation method and high-temperature-resistant technology can be applied to grain cultivation, fertilization methods, alkaline orthophosphate fertilizers, etc., and can solve problems such as affecting planting yield.
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[0029] The cultivation method for improving the high temperature resistant planting performance of summer maize described in the present embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0030] (1) Sowing time: Since the long-term continuous high temperature is generally concentrated in late July to early August, corn varieties that are not resistant to high temperature can avoid high temperature weather during the flowering and pollination period, and avoid or reduce the damage caused by high temperature. According to the growth period of the selected corn variety, the sowing date can be adjusted and postponed to mid-June to avoid the high-temperature flowering and pollination period;
[0031] After stubble sowing, adopt the planting method of wide and narrow row spacing, control the spacing between large rows to 70cm, and control the spacing between small rows to 50cm;
[0032] (2) Fertilization: It is advisable to use slow and controlled release fertilizers or stable fertilizers ...
Embodiment 2
[0038] The cultivation method for improving the high temperature resistant planting performance of summer maize described in the present embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0039] (1) Sowing time: Since the long-term continuous high temperature is generally concentrated in late July to early August, corn varieties that are not resistant to high temperature can avoid high temperature weather during the flowering and pollination period, and avoid or reduce the damage caused by high temperature. According to the growth period of the selected corn variety, the sowing date can be adjusted and postponed to mid-June to avoid the high-temperature flowering and pollination period;
[0040] After stubble sowing, adopt the planting method of wide and narrow row spacing, control the spacing between large rows to 80cm, and control the spacing between small rows to 30cm;
[0041] (2) Fertilization: It is advisable to use slow and controlled release fertilizers or stable fertilizers ...
Embodiment 3
[0047] The cultivation method for improving the high temperature resistant planting performance of summer maize described in the present embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0048] (1) Sowing period: Since the long-term continuous high temperature is generally concentrated in late July to early August, corn varieties that are not resistant to high temperature can avoid high temperature weather during the flowering and pollination period, and avoid or reduce the damage caused by high temperature. According to the growth period of the selected corn variety, the sowing date can be adjusted and postponed to mid-June to avoid the high-temperature flowering and pollination period;
[0049] After stubble sowing, adopt the planting method of wide and narrow row spacing, control the spacing between large rows to 80cm, and control the spacing between small rows to 40cm;
[0050] (2) Fertilization: It is advisable to use slow and controlled release fertilizers or stable fertilizer...
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