Fertilizer applier for fruit trees in mountainous regions

Abstract

The invention discloses a fertilizer applier for fruit trees in mountainous regions. The fertilizer applier comprises a driving tank (1), wherein a motor (2) is mounted in the driving tank (1); a positioning plate (3) is vertically welded in the middle of the bottom surface of the driving tank (1); a fertilizer tank (5) is mounted at the upper end of the driving tank (1); handles (6) are respectively vertically mounted on both sides of the top of the driving tank (1); a power output shaft end of the motor (2) extends into the driving tank (1) and is eccentrically, integrally and fixedly connected with a driving wheel (7); and a circle of a first guide chute (8) concentric with the driving wheel (7) is formed in an end surface of the driving wheel (7). The fertilizer applier is simple in structure, the purpose of automatically digging fertilizer holes can be achieved, a great deal of physical power of fruit farmers can be saved, and the working efficiency of fertilizer application can be further improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field related to agricultural and forestry planting equipment, in particular to a fertilizer applicator for mountain fruit trees. Background technique [0002] Planting fruit trees on the mountain is a planting method that the country is vigorously promoting and popularizing at present. Its main purpose is to improve the utilization rate of the mountain and increase the income of farmers in the mountain. Mountain orchards are different from plain orchards. Plain orchard fertilizers can be directly It is applied near the roots of fruit trees, and in mountainous orchards, due to the natural reasons of the slope, direct application near the roots will be directly washed away by rainwater. Therefore, the usual method is to dig pits near the roots of fruit trees, and then bury the fertilizer in the pits, that is, It is beneficial to the absorption and utilization of tree roots, and prevents the phenomenon of fertilizer...

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[0002] Planting fruit trees on the mountain is a planting method that the country is vigorously promoting and popularizing at present. Its main purpose is to improve the utilization rate of the mountain and increase the income of farmers in the mountain. Mountain orchards are different from plain orchards. Plain orchard fertilizers can be directly It is applied near the roots of fruit trees, and in mountainous orchards, due to the natural reasons of the slope, direct application near the roots will be directly washed away by rainwater. Therefore, the usual method is to dig pits near the roots of fruit trees, and then bury the fertilizer in the pits, that is, It is beneficial to the absorption and utilization of tree roots, and prevents the phenomenon of fertilizer being washed away. However, although the method of manual digging and fertilization is simple and effective, it is labor-intensive and low in efficiency. A fruit tree needs to be dug around 7-12 A fertilizer pit. To solve this problem, a fertilization device specially designed for mountain orchard fertilization has appeared on the market. Its head is a pointed shovel, and the top is directly connected to the handle bar. The corrugated hose is connected to the fertilizer tank that can be carried on the back. When using it, insert the pointed shovel into the soil with the strength of the whole body, and then push the handle bar forward, and the ground will form a The fertilizer pit, and then the opening and closing device at the end of the corrugated hose is controlled by the switch of the handle bar. The fertilizer will naturally fall into the fat pit, and finally just step on it. This method can be said to greatly improve the quality of the mountain area. For the efficiency of fertilization in orchards, a large number of cooperatives currently use this kind of fertilization device, but this kind of fertilization device is still labor-intensive to use, especially after long-term use, farmers will feel soreness in their arms and thigh muscles

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