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Benefits of scattered planting of walnut trees

Published: 2024-11-10 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/10, Cold prevention measures can be taken after walnut trees have fallen leaves (usually from mid-November to early December). First, burying the soil to prevent cold is the most effective and reliable measure to prevent and cure strips by bending the whole tree body to one side and covering the soil for the 1-2-year-old young trees that can not survive the winter safely in the open field. Second, cultivate soil to guard against cold.

The scattered planting of walnut trees has the following advantages: tall walnut trees have a long life, and a hundred-year-old tree can still maintain a high yield. The tree is tall, with thick branches and luxuriant leaves. A large walnut tree has a crown diameter of more than 10 meters and covers an area of 100-200 square meters. Don't fight for farmland. Scattered planting of walnut trees can make full use of scattered open spaces such as field head, land edge, gully slope, gap land, village side and courtyard, without competing with farmland. At the same time, the environmental conditions of scattered planting are also conducive to the growth and development of walnut trees, so high yield can be obtained. Ventilated and transparent. Walnut is a light-loving tree species, which can bear a large amount of fruit and high yield in the sunny, well-ventilated, warm and cool climate. If the forest planting is adopted, the canopy is connected to each other, the light in the canopy is weak, the ventilation is poor, the leaves in the canopy are few, thin, small, easy to fall early, the inner chamber bears little or no fruit, and the fruit is only distributed on the branches outside the canopy. The yield per plant and the yield per unit area are 20% and 40% less than those of scattered planting. The yield per unit area is increased. The scattered planting walnut tree has high yield per plant, a wide range of suitable planting area and a large total planting area. When scattered planting, it can be planted on small plots of land that are not suitable for planting crops, such as field head, land edge, gully slope, gap land, open space next to the village, etc., and can be planted in all available spaces. The number and row spacing of planted plants are not limited, but the distance between two adjacent plants should not be less than 10 meters. Restrain diseases and insects. Scattered planting had a certain inhibitory effect on the occurrence and spread of walnut diseases and insect pests and promoted the high quality and high yield of walnut.

 
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