Method for planting featured plants by indirectly returning crop straw to field and linking
A technology of characteristic plants and crop straws, applied in the field of straw resource utilization and agricultural green development, can solve the problems of farmers' low enthusiasm for farming, insufficient utilization of straw resources, and the urgent need to improve the quality of cultivated land, so as to achieve the realization of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Double reduction, realizing the effect of resource utilization and large value-added space
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[0056] Example 1 A method of indirect returning straw to the field in the wheat-corn rotation area of the Huang-Huai-Hai region to link planting of characteristic plants.
[0057] Embodiment 1 adopts 1 hectare of field near the road, with a width of 22m and a length of 456m. For the convenience of operation, the rotting ditch is selected to be near the side of the road, and a space of 1.5m is reserved near the road. For the excavation of the heap rot ditch, after the corn is harvested, the corn stalks are first integrated into long strips by hand or by a hay rake for subsequent collection into the heap rot ditch. The pile rot ditch is opened into an inverted trapezoid with a width of 50 cm and a depth of 50 cm. The upper part is wider and the lower part is narrow. Part of the excavated soil is placed on both sides of the pile rot ditch, 20 cm above the ground, and the rest of the soil is evenly sprinkled on the field.
[0058] After the excavation of the heap rot ditch is co...
Embodiment 2
[0064] Example 2 The method of indirect return of Xinjiang cotton field straw to link planting characteristic plants
[0065] In this example, a cotton field of 10 hectares is used, with a width of 96 m and a length of 1500 m. During the cotton harvest period, the cotton stalks will be crushed by the cotton stalk crushing residual film recovery integrated machine and then transported into strips and piled in the field. At this time, 4 pile-rot ditches are opened in the north-south direction, and the distance between each pile-rot ditch is 22m. Sprinkle on the field.
[0066] After the excavation of the heap rot ditch is completed, the cotton stalks are sent into the heap rot ditch with a pick-up and side-throwing machine. In two years, the straw can be directly thrown into the heap rot ditch by combining the residual film recycling and the cotton stalk crushing and side throwing machine. Mix the decomposing bacteria equivalent to 1‰ of the straw amount plus 10 times the fine...
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[0071] Example 3 The method of indirect return of corn stalks in the Northeast cornfield to link planting characteristic plants
[0072] In this example, a 5-hectare corn field is used, with a width of 90 m and a length of 830 m. During the corn harvest period, the corn stalks will be transported into strips and piled in the field after being crushed by an integrated machine for ear picking and straw crushing. At this time, 4 pile-rot ditches were opened in the north-south direction, and the distance between each pile-rot ditch was 21.5m. Sprinkle evenly on the field.
[0073] After the excavation of the pile rot ditch is completed, the corn stalks are sent into the pile rot ditch with a pick-up and side-throwing machine. Years can be combined with corn harvesting and straw crushing and side throwing all-in-one machine to directly throw straw into the pile rot ditch. Mix the decomposing bacteria equivalent to 1‰ of the straw amount plus 10 times the fine soil, and evenly spr...
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