Annual irrigation-free proper-soil-moisture-planting farming method for forage crops
A crop and feed technology, applied in botany equipment and methods, grain cultivation, plant cultivation, etc., can solve the problems of outdated forage planting methods, inability to irrigate, and low feed supply, so as to achieve irrigation-free production and promote agricultural production. Income increase and animal husbandry development, effect of increasing supply
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[0044] The yearly irrigation-free planting and cultivation method for forage crops provided in this embodiment comprises the following steps;
[0045] Step 1. Spring sowing silage corn planting
[0046] Before sowing, use Pseudomonas fluorescens for biological seed dressing, use 150ml of bacterial solution per mu, and the effective number of viable bacteria in the bacterial agent is ≥500 million / ml. Sow spring corn at the beginning of May, with a planting rate of 5,000 plants / mu, adopt the planting method of wide and narrow rows, use professional machinery to take the ridge first, the ridge width is 70cm, the ridge is covered with film, and the film is used to measure the furrow sowing. .
[0047] Ridging and mulching can collect and amplify the micro-rainfall in the area in spring, and can effectively reduce soil moisture transpiration, improve ground temperature and water use efficiency, promote early seedling growth and root growth, and are extremely beneficial to improving ...
Embodiment 2
[0066] In this example, Dika 653, Denghai 618 and C1210, three general-purpose varieties for grain and feed, were selected to carry out the comparison test of pre-winter treatment. The steps are as follows:
[0067] The experiment adopted a split-plot experimental design, the main treatment was pre-winter treatment A, and three levels were set up, namely A1: 40 cm deep plowing before winter; A2: 25 cm rotary tillage before winter; A3: no treatment before winter, and tillage as a secondary treatment In mode B, two levels are set, namely B1: ridge-covering planting; B2: flat planting.
[0068] There are a total of 18 treatments in the test, each treatment is repeated three times, and the area of the plot is 5*6=30m 2 , all planted in wide and narrow rows, 70cm wide and 40cm narrow, ridged and film-covered planting method, a ridge of about 15cm is formed in the wide row, and 90cm of mulch is covered on the ridge, the thickness of the mulch is 0.08cm, the side of the film is pla...
Embodiment 3
[0078] In this example, different pre-winter soil treatment methods are used to compare the winter water storage.
[0079] From November 2018 to May 8, 2019, before planting and watering, the total rainfall was 52mm. During this period, the average water storage of 0-100cm soil was 306.53mm before winter, and the average water storage of 0-100cm soil was 279.43mm before winter. mm, the average water storage capacity of 0-100cm soil without treatment before winter is 261.01mm, analysis shows that pre-winter soil treatment such as plowing and rotary tillage can improve the rain storage capacity of soil in winter. The comparison results of soil water content of 0-100cm in different treatments are shown in Table 4. By analyzing the soil water storage capacity of different soil layers, it can be found that the soil water content of 0-30cm soil without treatment before winter is significantly lower than that of soil treated before winter , in addition to pre-winter treatment can inc...
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