"upload id": "v0da62g10003d9d5duff65s1uiu4lp0, "duration":690. 875, "sourceprovider": "readtt", "contanttype":1, "extra": "audio text": "today we will talk about a problem that many farmers' friends will encounter in the process of growing potatoes. But the chips are small and small under the ground, and some of them don't even have potatoes at all. Chicken, including some rational field management methods to solve this problem. Yes, it does bother a lot of people, so let's just start today's discussion. Let's start by saying that the potatoes only have crotch, or that the chips are small. The main reason for this is that the vine is growing so crazy that it takes the nutrients that should have gone underground to the chips. Oh, does that mean that if the vines of the potatoes grow so much, they affect production? Yes, they do. A lot of farmers, seeing this sweet potato crotch, it's green and thick, and he thinks, "oh, my god, this is gonna be a good harvest." the result was to dig it out, and the chips were small and small, because of the vine, which consumed too much nutrients, resulting in the non-nutrition of the chips underground. So, how does the sweet potato divide its nutritional and reproductive growth throughout the growth process? When's the time to grow a crotch? When's the time to make potatoes? What is the impact of these two phases on production? Potatoes have two distinct stages of growth, the first of which is the long-lasting nutrition of long leaves. The main reason for this phase is to put it on a later stage of growth, which is to take root. The second stage is its long-term reproductive life, which is its nutrition. And at that point, it's not going to be crazy enough to grow its spores and leaves. If, at this point in time, the saps and leaves are still in use and consume large amounts of nutrients, the chips will not be adequately nourished, and yields will decline. Why are the vines of the potatoes growing in the rainy season? And what's the impact of this undetermined root growing on its nutrient distribution? Because in the summer, during the rainy season, the temperature is high and the soil is very fat. At this point, the vines of the potatoes will grow fast. And it's this tubing, and once it touches the ground, there's a lot of uncertainty. These dominating roots can absorb a lot of moisture and nutrients. So these nutrients were supposed to go up on the main roots of the chips. But now most nutrients are covered. And the vines and the roots of uncertainty on the ground were taken away, so they created, and the stings were strong. But the chips, they're dry, they affect production. Speaking of which, i'd like to ask, farmers are applying fertilizer, planting density, and day-to-day management. What mistakes are most likely to lead to a decrease in the production of potatoes? The first is that many people are fertilizing with too much nitrogen and too little phosphate. And this is when it's gonna be, like, a crazy long vine. But the chips, they don't have any nutrients to absorb, they affect their production. The second is, the planting is too secret. At this point in time, there is no ventilation, and there is no light in the leaves below. Then it's going to grow up for the sake of the sun. The penis will grow weak. Then, underground chips can grow small because of inadequate nutrition. There's one thing, a lot of people don't care when they grow. And neither controls the boom nor mentions the chicken, nor stomps the top. At this time, the penis will grow everywhere. And finally, it's so big, it's gonna drop. Got it. What's the idea of a red potato? Why increase production? It's actually by cutting off the top of the red potatoes. To control it this long. Let it carry more nutrients into the chips under the ground. That way, the chips can grow bigger and be full. Moreover, the method is simple and does not cost money to buy those chemicals. Just a sickle, it works. A little more, simple field management. It'll make the sweeter, more pink potatoes. That sounds great. Why do you have to do it in stages? What's the problem if the time or method is wrong? Potatoes hit the top, according to its growth phase. Because, at different times, the aim is different. If you hit too early, or too late, or too hard. Instead of increasing production, it could stimulate its branches. Make it grow twice and consume more nutrients, so it won't pay off. Oh, that was the first time. It was in the seeding season. So what's the main purpose of this fight? And when's the best time? What are the key points in the operation? The first time i hit the top was in the seeding season of the potatoes. And it's about breaking its top edge. Let it have more branches and root deeper. In that way, a good foundation could be laid for late potatoes. The best time is when the main chicken of the sweet potatoes grows 25 to 30 centimeters. Almost, 15 to 20 days after planting. And the way it works is with hands. Just cut off the top and the top two leaves. Then be careful not to cut those old leaves. Try to keep it smaller. In that case, the infection of the fungus can be avoided. So what happens when you hit the top? When it hits the top, it will grow quickly, with stronger branches. And then the roots will go down deeper. The whole seedling will get smaller. No, sir. In that case, there will be a significant increase in the number of potatoes in the later period. I see. The second time, it's in the red potato seal. What's the point of this fight? Then what's the difference between the best time and the way it works? The second time, it's in the macaw seal. The main purpose of this time is to control its long vines. And then, more nutrients are sent to the chips under the ground, promoting their expansion. And the best time is when the chicken grows 50 to 60 centimeters. At this point, it's almost, like, hot and rainy summers. The potato field is closing. And the way it works is with a sickle. Cut off the chickens and the long ones and the growth points at the top. And each vine saves only about forty centimetres, and a strong portion. At the same time, cut off all those long, small, long, young. In this way, it will be able to make its, the nutrients flow back, the chips under the ground, and the chips grow even bigger. So, what are the places that need special attention to avoid mistakes? The most important thing is not to cut too much. It is important to keep enough, functional leaves, green leaves. These leaves are for light cooperation. If it's cut too hard, it'll lose light cooperation. The potato will be weak, but it will affect the expansion of the chips. And just cut off the top of the master. Don't ever cut, under, old and strong. Because these leaves are the main forces that produce nutrients. And then there's one more thing that has to be picked for the top in the morning. Never hit the top on a rainy day, because when it hits, its wounds are easily decomposed and infected. Okay, then, what's the rational chicken after the red potatoes? What difference does it make between chicken and vine? Actually the top is just controlling it, top advantage. What about the chickens, to cut off the roots. Don't let it consume, too much nutrient. Let all the nutrients be concentrated in the primary chips. And then the biggest difference between chickens and vines. If it turns, it will cause serious damage to its vines and roots. It's gonna break, leaves, light. In that case, the development of the sweet potatoes would be hampered and the production would be reduced. And the chicken, just lighten it up. Break those undetermined roots and put them back in place. It basically doesn't hurt the plant. The effect on its growth is small. I have a problem. It's during the mascara boom. How does science work, water and fertilizer management? How can you guarantee both production and quality? During the mascara boom. It is important to control water and fertilizer, not to pour too much water, or to apply too much nitrogen. In that case, it'll make it vines, wildly long. And then the chips are easy to show, crack, empty. If you eat it, it'll be light and boring. It's an ideal state, to keep the soil dry, and have good air. In that case, its chips would be, it would be hard to rot and it would be hard to crack. And then it will become more durable。and in the fertilizing sector, in the early stages, a small amount of fertilizer can be used to raise seed. In the middle and late, the use of nitrogen fertilizer will be discontinued. Yes, appropriate additions, potassium phosphorus fat. In that case, you can promote the expansion of the chips. And then you can make the potatoes taste better and sweeter. Okay, and, uh, after the vine seal of the potatoes. Why do you have to do it? If we don't swirl, this potato field is too closed. The ventilation will be bad. In that case, it's not only easy, it happens. It is also prone to infestation. Then we'll cut off the thin, overlapping, long branches. It'll get better when it's ventilated. And then its light co-operation will increase. In that case, more nutrients are made. The chips are much larger and more even. Well, there's a lot of, uh, common questions, like, is all the sweet potato varieties fit for the top? Uh, basically, it's common on the market, like potatoes, potatoes, ordinary potatoes, high starch potatoes. These, they're all tops. Especially the kind of chicken breed. It's, uh, particularly fast. It's easy to grow, that's gotta hit the top and the chicken on time. That's if it's chicken breed. It's, uh, weaker. You don't have to hit that often. I see. How do you prevent it from growing again after it hits the top? Actually, just take care of those two crucial peaks. Then we'll co-operate, we'll get chicken, and we'll control the fat. Basically, there will be no problems. If it's late, there's still a few, and it's growing. Then hand-to-hand it off. All right, so today we talked about some of the key ways to control it. In fact, the core is through tops, chickens, and some field management. Save this nutrient for the chips. That way the potatoes can grow big and big and taste good. All right, that's it. Thanks for listening. I'll see you later. Bye. ", "ttts m"https://tosv. Byed. Org/obj/tos-tingtoutiao/ai podcast m== sync, corrected by elderman == @elder man
