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There is a wonderful way to prevent wheat freezing injury

Published: 2024-11-09 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/09, What is wheat rust? Wheat rust is also called jaundice. There are three kinds of rust: stripe rust, leaf rust and stem rust. A disease that occurs most widely and causes most damage to wheat. After wheat rust infection, chlorotic spots appear on the surface of wheat leaves or straw at the initial stage, and yellow or reddish brown powder blisters grow later, that is, the pathogen summer spore pile.

Wheat freezing injury is one of the disasters in wheat production in northern China, especially in low temperature and dry years, which greatly affects wheat yield. To prevent frost injury of wheat during overwintering, in addition to selecting varieties with strong cold resistance, the following seven agricultural measures should be taken. The main results are as follows: 1. for the wheat field with insufficient fertilization before sowing, topdressing before winter can consolidate the effective tiller of wheat, increase the sugar content of tiller node and enhance the cold resistance of the plant itself. When topdressing, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium should be mixed and the proportion should be appropriate. Special attention should be paid to the application of phosphate fertilizer and avoid partial application of nitrogen fertilizer, so as not to cause excessive growth, make the plant stem tissue too tender, and reduce the ability of cold resistance and lodging resistance. Second, cover bran dung and spread 300 kilograms of wheat bran and 400 kilograms of crushed wheat straw per mu between wheat rows in dry land. This method can not only preserve soil moisture and prevent frost, but also improve soil and fertilize soil fertility after mulch is corrupted. It is an effective measure to resist drought, prevent freezing and increase production of wheat. In addition, spreading a layer of manure along the ridge after the wheat enters the overwintering period, commonly known as "warm dung", can avoid the wind, preserve moisture, increase temperature and prevent freezing, and replenish nutrients for the green growth of wheat seedlings. The thickness of dung cover should be 3-4 cm. When manure is insufficient, priority should be given to late stubble wheat fields, shallow sowing wheat fields, sandy wheat fields and wheat fields sowing weak spring varieties. 3. when the growth of wheat seedlings is about to stop before overwintering, combined with hoeing soil surrounding roots, it can effectively prevent wheat from freezing during the overwintering period. In cold, dry and windy years, the anti-freezing effect of soil around the root is particularly obvious, and the yield can be increased by 5% and 10%. Fourth, timely winter irrigation straw to the wheat field or winter drought years, before the arrival of cold air, a winter irrigation. Timely winter irrigation of wheat can significantly protect seedlings and increase yield. Pay attention to timely ploughing and suppression after winter irrigation in order to preserve soil moisture. Fifth, timely ploughing can prevent drought and preserve soil moisture and prevent frost damage. Therefore, it is more important to combine winter irrigation with timely ploughing, especially sticky soil. The soil moisture can be preserved and the temperature can be increased by ploughing more and early ploughing in late stubble wheat field and wet wheat field. Sixth, timely smoking into winter should pay close attention to the weather changes, before the cold spell comes, in the evening to early morning in the field in the field such as wheat bran, straw and other smoke, can reduce freezing damage. 7. Spraying hormones such as wheat before overwintering, especially when there are signs of jointing before winter, should be foliar sprayed with 0.3%-0.5% dwarf hormone before the arrival of cold air. After the beginning of spring, we should pay close attention to the suppression on a sunny day, control the growth of the aboveground part of wheat, or apply soil fertilizer or mud to protect the tillering nodes and young spikes of wheat.

 
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