Peanuts are one of our important cash crops. It is cultivated throughout china. As cultivation techniques have improved and the production of flowers has continued to breakthrough, the economy has become more efficient. So how do we grow peanuts? Look at peanuts。
1. Rich land
Peanuts like soft soil. If the soil is too sticky, it is not suitable for peanut growth. Therefore, it is recommended to choose loose land for cultivation. However, it is not appropriate to grow in a continuous manner, with low soil organic content and a high level of pest and disease hazard, with soil being selected three to four times deeper and sufficiently mature and loose. When applying base fertilization, it is common for mature farmers to lose 2000-300 kg per acre or 300 kg per acre。
2. Selection of seeding
To produce high-yield and high-quality peanuts, seeds of large seed grains should be selected and dryed before planting. Cave seeding is generally used. Hole clicks 20 x 40 cm open. 3-4 seeds per hole. In order to promote the growth of young seedlings, a thin layer of fertilizer can be transmitted on the surface, so that, in addition to the temperature, if the temperature is too low, peanut seeds have a relatively low rate of growth and therefore cover the plastic thin membrane insulation, it is rapidly germinate。
Replay after dilution
When the seedlings are fresh out of the soil, they are inspected one or two times a day. When the seedlings grow in an orderly manner, seedlings and replants must start. If seedlings are lacking, replanting should be done. As a result, seedlings are distributed evenly, yield increases and growth accelerates。
4. Fertilisation
Peanuts are a fertilizer crop that is essential to achieve high yields, good yields and fertilization, especially calcium, sulphur and other fertilizers, and calcium, which must be observed during the fruit period. Fertilizers and fertilizers, but also be careful to supplement boron and molybdenum to ensure sufficient nutrition for peanuts to contribute to their growth. It is usually 10-15 kg of plaster per acre and 15-25 days of plaster after the needle is put in the ground. Permolite solution can be sprayed at an early age of 0. 2 per cent, 45-65 kg per acre; long-term, 0. 1% ammonium molyte solution, 50 kg, can be sprayed 1-2 times on the leaves。
