Method for planting winter-planted potatoes with rice as preceding crops
A planting method and potato technology, applied in the fields of land preparation, root crop cultivation, agricultural machinery and implements, etc., can solve problems such as the reduction of soil available nutrients and organic matter content, the decline of soil fertility, environmental problems and food health, etc., so as to avoid unfavorable conditions. Influence, the effect of easy emergence
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[0027] A method for planting winter potatoes whose previous stubble is rice. When the winter potatoes are planted, the ground temperature at 8-12 cm below the soil surface is not higher than 25°C. The amount and ratio of fertilization per mu during the entire growth period are: N:P 2 o 5 :K 2 O (weight ratio)=13.5:5.4:21.6kg, including the following steps:
[0028] 1. Treatment of previous crop rice straw
[0029] When the rice is harvested, 2 / 3 of the rice straw (about 300kg / mu) is crushed. The length of the crushed straw should not exceed 10cm. Used as straw mulch for potato planting.
[0030] 2. Base fertilizer application
[0031] After plowing, apply base fertilizer, which includes chemical compound fertilizer and organic fertilizer. The chemical compound fertilizer adopts high-efficiency ternary chemical compound fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium elements, and the weight content ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium elements is 15:6:24...
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[0052] A method for planting winter potatoes whose previous stubble is rice. When the winter potatoes are planted, the ground temperature at 8-12 cm below the soil surface is not higher than 25°C, and the amount and ratio of fertilization per mu during the entire growth period is N:P 2 o 5 :K 2 O (weight ratio)=14.25:12.0:16.5kg, including the following steps:
[0053] 1. Treatment of previous crop rice straw
[0054] When the rice is harvested, 2 / 3 of the rice straw (about 300kg / mu) is crushed. The length of the crushed straw should not exceed 10cm. Used as straw mulch for potato planting.
[0055] 2. Base fertilizer application
[0056] After plowing, apply base fertilizer, which includes chemical compound fertilizer and organic fertilizer. The chemical compound fertilizer adopts high-efficiency ternary chemical compound fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium elements, and the weight content ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium elements is 15:...
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[0077] A method for planting winter potatoes whose previous stubble is rice. When the winter potatoes are planted, the ground temperature at 8-12 cm below the soil surface is not higher than 25°C, and the amount and ratio of fertilization per mu during the entire growth period is N:P 2 o 5 :K 2 O (weight ratio)=15.2:4.75:18.05kg, including the following steps:
[0078] 1. Treatment of previous crop rice straw
[0079] When the rice is harvested, 2 / 3 of the rice straw (about 300kg / mu) is crushed. The length of the crushed straw should not exceed 10cm. Used as straw mulch for potato planting.
[0080] 2. Base fertilizer application
[0081] After plowing, apply base fertilizer, which includes chemical compound fertilizer and organic fertilizer. The chemical compound fertilizer adopts high-efficiency ternary chemical compound fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium elements, and the weight content ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium elements is 16:...
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