Peanut production can be increased by soil cultivation.

Recently, the author went to the countryside and found that many peanut fields have a large number of fruit needles hanging in the air can not enter the soil to form pods to form the problem of yield. Measures should be taken to make the fruit needle go into the soil and bear pods in time so as to increase the yield.

First, cultivate the soil,

? Use a hoe to concentrate the topsoil on both sides of the peanut to the stem. But be careful not to get too close to the rhizome. Some peanut varieties are upright and the fruit needles are far away from the ground, so you can use a spade to shovel soil to lower peanut seedlings.

Second, topdressing

? After the fruit needle is buried in the soil, fertilizer supply is still needed. The fastest way is to spray fertilizer on the leaf, once every 7 to 8 days, adding 10 grams of urea, 40 grams of high-quality potassium dihydrogen phosphate, 10 milliliters of 1% superphosphate solution per sprayer, and 3 sprayers per mu.