The present invention relates to a method for cultivating monk's head wheat in desert oasis sandy wasteland. The method comprises the following steps: (1) applying decomposed
farmyard manure to the desert oasis sandy wasteland, then plowing, leveling the land, laying
drip irrigation belts, and then covering with film; (2) selecting monk's head wheat seeds with good quality, full grains, and no damage, and
drying them in the sun for 1 to 2 days; (3) using sub-film
drip irrigation technology to sow the seeds obtained in step (2) in a hole
sowing method in early March in spring, and irrigating with 600 t.ha of water after
sowing. ‑1 4. Irrigate seven times from
seedling emergence to the end of the
growing season, controlling the total
irrigation volume. Meanwhile, perform deficit
irrigation during each
growing season. 5. Perform conventional field management, applying water-soluble
fertilizer and foliar
silicon fertilizer in conjunction with
irrigation during the
seedling and
grain filling stages, controlling the total amount of water-soluble
fertilizer. 6. Sow buckwheat and peas immediately in early July after the harvest of the monk's head wheat, rotating the crops within the year. This invention can achieve a large-scale, double-
cropping-per-year cultivation model in marginal soils such as
arid desert oases and sandy wastelands.