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Green manure pressing technology of Chinese chestnut in rainy season

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, Pressing green manure under chestnut trees can improve soil and prevent soil erosion. It has many advantages, such as low investment, low cost, high comprehensive utilization rate and so on. In this paper, the green manure technology of Chinese chestnut in rainy season is introduced as follows: 1. The source of chestnut green manure. First, artificial cultivation of green manure, commonly used Amorpha, mung beans and other leguminous plants; second, wild green manure.

Pressing green manure under chestnut trees can improve soil and prevent soil erosion. It has many advantages, such as low investment, low cost, high comprehensive utilization rate and so on. In this paper, the green manure technology of Chinese chestnut in rainy season is introduced as follows: 1. The source of chestnut green manure. One is artificial cultivation of green manure, commonly used are Amorpha, mung beans and other leguminous plants; the other is wild green manure, such as weeds, leaves, fresh shrubs and so on. two。 The method of applying green manure to Chinese chestnut. (1) timely harvesting or turning. The yield of green manure is low, the plant is too young, the decomposition is too fast after green pressing, and the fertilizer effect is short; too late, the green manure plant is aging, most nutrients are transferred to the seeds, the nutrient content of stems and leaves is low, and the ratio of carbon to nitrogen in stems and leaves is high, so it is not easy to decompose in the soil and reduce fertilizer efficiency. In general, the suitable turning time for legume green manure plants is from full flowering to flowering stage, Gramineae green manure plants should be turned at heading stage, and cruciferous green manure plants should be turned at the upper flowering stage and pod stage. (2) overturning method. Digging ring or strip ditches outside the crown, the width and depth of the ditch are both 30cm to 40cm, the sandy soil can be deeper, the clay soil can be shallower, the ditch length is the same as one side of the canopy, and the green manure and soil layer by layer are pressed into the ditch. When turning and pressing, it is necessary to be buried and compacted, so that the green manure and the soil are close and without pores. Using fresh material to cover the tree plate or put it in the tree row as fertilizer can play a certain role in preserving soil moisture under the tree. (3) the application amount of green manure. It should depend on the type of green manure, climate characteristics, soil fertility and crop nutrient needs. Generally, the application of 1000-1500 kg fresh seedlings per mu can basically meet the needs of crops, and 1-2 kg of calcium superphosphate is mixed into every 100 kg of green manure to adjust the relative balance of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. (4) Comprehensive utilization of green manure. The stems and leaves of leguminous green manure are good fodder for livestock, in which nitrogen 1ram 4 is absorbed and utilized by livestock, and the other nitrogen is excreted through feces and urine to become a good barnyard manure. (3) commonly used green manure crops suitable for artificial planting. Amorpha fruticosa. Intercropping in chestnut orchard, sowing in spring, seed consumption of 1-2kg per mu, can also be pressed in spring. If the harvest is 2 to 3 times a year for more than 2 years, 1000 to 2000 kg of fresh material can be harvested per mu. Amorpha has strong adaptability, drought tolerance, waterlogging tolerance, salt tolerance, hillside, Weir land, gully can be planted. Once planted for many years, the branches and leaves are easy to rot and the fertilizer efficiency is high. Mung beans. Sow seeds in spring and summer, using 2 kilograms per mu. 60 days after sowing, the harvest is in full bloom, and the fresh material can be harvested at 1000kg to 1500kg per mu. Sowing in the same year and harvest in the same year, it grows fast, has a high yield and is perishable. Like high temperature, drought, barren, not waterlogging. Acid soil or saline-alkali soil can be planted. Alfalfa. The seeds can be sown in spring, autumn and summer, harvesting once in the same year, and 3 or 4 times a year after the second year.

 
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