Excitation type straw in-situ inter-row burying returning-to-field land power cultivation method
A cultivation method and straw technology are applied in the field of stimulated in-situ burying and returning of straw to the field, which can solve the inconclusive positive and negative effects of straw returning, the disturbance of carbon input to the soil microbial system, and the reduction of the water and fertilizer retention capacity of the surface soil, etc. To avoid the direct contact between the root system and straw, improve the soil structure and reduce the consumption of chemical fertilizers
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[0039]A method for cultivating soil fertility by burying straw in situ between rows and returning to the field, see figure 1 , including the following steps:
[0040] Step 1. After the crops are harvested, crush the corn stalks. The corn stalks need to be crushed to a size of no more than 10 cm, and the wheat stalks are returned to the field directly;
[0041] Step 2. Evenly mix nitrogen fertilizer into the straw at an amount of 2kg / mu, and then evenly mix in a microbial stimulation regulator at an amount of 100kg / mu;
[0042] Step 3. Carry out trenching between rows, the distance between rows and the excavation depth need to be adjusted according to crop varieties, planting density, and the amount of straw returning to the field. In this embodiment, the distance between rows of straw burial is 60 cm, and the excavation depth is 5-5 cm. 30cm, the crop sowing row spacing is 40cm;
[0043] Step 4. First bury the straw, nitrogen fertilizer, and microbial stimulation regulator c...
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