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high-yield cultivation technique of mung bean (II)

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, V. Timely shoveling and topdressing At present, mung bean production has less investment, extensive management and low yield level, so field management should be strengthened. Especially mung bean seedling growth slow, easy to be grass bully, affect growth and development, management should be timely. During the growth period, generally before flowering pods to carry out intertillage weeding 3 times (three shovels).

Fifth, timely shoveling and topdressing. At present, the investment in mung bean production is less, the management is extensive, and the yield level is low, so field management should be strengthened. Especially in the seedling stage, mung bean grows slowly and is easy to be bullied by grass, which affects the growth and development, and the management should be more timely. During the growth period, it is generally necessary to carry out three times of ploughing and weeding before blooming and bearing pods (three shovels and three times). In line with the principle of shallow-deep-shallow, three shovels should be carried out three times. Mung bean topdressing is best carried out at flowering stage combined with ridge sealing. Per hectare, nitrogen fertilizers such as ammonium nitrate and urea can be applied 45 kg per hectare, and potassium sulfate 100 kg to 120 kg. In the barren plots, extra-root topdressing can be carried out during the podding period, and 0.4% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution is sprayed on the leaves at 500kg / ha to 1000 kg / ha, resulting in an obvious yield increase. 6. although timely irrigated mung beans have strong drought resistance, they need more water during the flowering and podding period. if they encounter drought, that is, when the soil field capacity is less than 50%, they should be irrigated in time to prevent falling flowers and pods and reduce yield. 7. Pest control. 1. Pest control. During the whole growth period, especially in the early stage, attention should be paid to the control of aphids, red spiders and other insect pests, such as spraying omethoate EC, aldicarb, enemy killing and other pesticides. 2. Disease control. In the production of mung bean in our city, the common diseases in recent years are leaf spot, downy mildew, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and so on. (1) Prevention and control of leaf spot. Leaf spot disease harms the stems, leaves and pedicels of mung bean. It is a serious disease of mung bean. The yield can be reduced by 10% to 30%. In serious cases, it can reach more than 50%, and the quality is seriously degraded. The pathogen of leaf spot overwinters on soil and plants. In the second year, the pathogen propagates on plants and spreads by wind, rain and seeds. Mung bean can occur at seedling stage, and the severity of the disease is closely related to temperature and humidity. The air temperature is high (25 ℃ ~ 28 ℃) and the air humidity spreads quickly when the air humidity is 85% ~ 90%. The main control methods are as follows: ① rotation. It can reduce the host of pathogens, which is a very effective control method. ② applied more potash fertilizer. The application of chemical fertilizer and organic fertilizer containing potassium can enhance the resistance of mung bean to leaf spot and reduce the damage degree. ③ chemical control. In the early stage of the disease, Bordeaux liquid and other agents were sprayed for prevention and treatment. After that, the spread of the disease can be controlled every 7-10 days, usually 3 times in a row. It can also be sprayed with 80% wettable Dysenxin 400 times or 50% carbendazim wettable powder 800-1000 times, each time 750 kg / ha. (2) Control of downy mildew and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum: these two diseases also occur frequently and are seriously harmful. Especially in the later stage of the growth and development of mung bean, in case of continuous rain, the year with high air humidity occurs more seriously. They are also soil-borne or seed-borne diseases. The main methods of control are rotation and seed treatment, but there is no effective method of chemical control at present. Eighth, the pods harvested in time are not mature, and the pods are easy to burst and lose grains. Therefore, in order to prevent the yield reduction caused by shedding loss, more than 80% of the pods should be harvested in time before the dew goes down in the morning. When cultivated in a small area, pods can be harvested by stages. After harvest, mung beans should be dried and threshed in time, and stored in storage after chemical treatment.

 
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