Water-saving and fertilizer-saving method for winter wheat based on potassium demand intensity regulation
By using a water-fertilizer coupling method that regulates potassium demand intensity to save water and fertilizer, the problem of low potassium fertilizer utilization efficiency in winter wheat has been solved. This method achieves a match between potassium fertilizer supply and crop potassium demand intensity, improves water and fertilizer utilization efficiency and irrigation efficiency, and reduces production costs.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- HENAN ACAD OF AGRI SCI XIAOMAI INST
- Filing Date
- 2025-11-14
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-09
AI Technical Summary
Potassium fertilizer utilization efficiency is low in winter wheat. The current water and fertilizer management system does not match the potassium fertilizer supply with the potassium requirement intensity of crops, resulting in excessive or insufficient potassium fertilizer, which affects the growth process and increases production costs. In addition, the irrigation and fertilization system is prone to blockage, which affects efficiency.
Based on the water-fertilizer coupling method for potassium demand intensity regulation, this method measures soil moisture and potassium content to divide the potassium demand intensity stages during the growth period, accurately controls irrigation water volume and potassium fertilizer application, and adopts an integrated water and fertilizer irrigation and fertilization system, including drip irrigation pipelines, filtration devices and backwashing functions, to ensure irrigation efficiency and continuous potassium fertilizer supply.
It improves the efficiency of potassium fertilizer utilization, reduces potassium leaching and nutrient redundancy, lowers production costs, ensures the normal operation of irrigation and fertilization systems, avoids uneven water and fertilizer supply caused by blockages, and improves water and fertilizer utilization efficiency and irrigation efficiency.
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