Method for reducing nitrogen and phosphorus loss of single cropping rice area in northeast China
A single-cropping rice, nitrogen and phosphorus technology, applied in the field of agricultural environment, can solve problems such as reducing economic benefits, fertilizer nutrient loss, aggravating greenhouse gas emissions, eutrophic nitrate pollution, etc., and achieves the effect of reducing ammonia volatilization loss and reducing carbon emissions.
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[0024] Embodiment 1: a kind of method of the present invention reduces the loss of nitrogen and phosphorus in the single-cropping rice area in Northeast China, comprising the steps:
[0025] (1) Fertilizer application: spread the base fertilizer evenly before spinning the ground;
[0026] (2) Soil preparation and soaking: Rotary tillage before soaking, the depth is 18cm, and soaking in water, the depth of water layer should be controlled within 5cm;
[0027] (3) Intercropping planting: after rice seedlings are transplanted, soybeans are planted along both sides of the drainage and irrigation canal, and the planting distance is 18cm;
[0028] (4) Water control: when transplanting rice seedlings, the water level on the field surface should be controlled within 3mm. From the rice transplanting stage to the greening stage, the water level should be kept at 30mm; Between 30-50mm; it will dry naturally after entering the mature stage;
[0029] The amount of fertilizer used in this...
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[0044] Embodiment 2: The difference between this example and Example 1 is: the rotary tillage described in this example: the depth of rotary tillage before soaking in the field is 15-18cm, and this example adjusts the depth of rotary tiller to be 15cm; fertilizer nitrogen (N) , phosphorus (P 2 o 5 ) application rate is 195kg / hm 2 (40% organic fertilizer replacement) and 60kg / hm 2 . The application ratio of nitrogen fertilizer is 80% of base fertilizer and 20% of tillering fertilizer. The paddy field irrigation described in this example, according to the water volume of the drainage ditch, the tail water of the farmland and the river water (or well water) are mixed and irrigated at a ratio of 1:9.
[0045]According to the method used in this example to reduce the loss of nitrogen and phosphorus in the single-cropping rice area in Northeast China, it can be concluded from the reduction effect and application evaluation of non-point source pollutants in farmland: Compared wit...
Embodiment 3
[0053] Embodiment 3: what this example is different from Example 1 is: the rotary tillage described in this example: the depth of rotary tillage before soaking in the field is 15-18cm, and this example adjusts the depth of rotary tiller to be 16cm; the fertilizer nitrogen ( N), phosphorus (P 2 o 5 ) application rate is 210kg / hm 2 and 75kg / hm 2 . The application ratio of nitrogen fertilizer is 70% of base fertilizer and 30% of tillering fertilizer. The full amount of straw is returned to the field, and the plowing depth is 20-25cm. Said paddy field irrigation, according to the water volume of the drainage ditches, the tail water of the farmland and the river water (or well water) are mixed and irrigated according to the ratio of 3:7.
[0054] According to the method for reducing the loss of nitrogen and phosphorus in the single-cropping rice area in Northeast China in Example 3 of the present invention, it can be drawn from the emission reduction effect and application eva...
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