How to grow beans when it rains every day

How to grow beans when it rains every day

Soybeans cannot be sown when it rains every day, otherwise the soil will be too wet and soybeans will rot in the soil and will not sprout at all. Moreover, if it rains every day, it will also cause soil consolidation, and some areas will lose soil, resulting in some soybeans covering the soil too deep to break through the soil layer. Some soybeans are washed out of the soil, and when the weather clears up, the soybeans can not absorb water, resulting in the seeds can not germinate smoothly.

Therefore, it is best not to sow soybeans when it rains every day, wait until the rain stops, and wait a few days before sowing if the soil is too wet. And before sowing after rain, the farmland can be loosened to increase the air permeability of the soil, which is more beneficial to seed germination. In addition, if only a little drizzle every day, it will not affect sowing soybeans, so that the soil slightly moist, but also more conducive to soybean germination.

How to sow soybeans

Soybeans are usually sown from mid-late April to early May, that is, when the outdoor soil temperature reaches 8-10 ℃. Before sowing, it is necessary to prepare the soil and fertilize, ridge and keep the soybean row spacing at 30-35cm, then dig holes in the ridge, keep the soybean plant spacing at 15-20cm, and dig the pit depth at about 3cm. Then the soybean seeds are buried in the pit, backfilled with the soil and compacted by hand, the soil is moist when sowing, there is no need to water after sowing, the soil is dry when sowing, and 2 ladles of water is needed for each hole after sowing. Later, with the growth of soybeans, ploughing and weeding, proper topdressing, and so on, soybeans can be harvested after maturity.