Method for improving black soil fertility
A black soil soil and fertility technology, applied in the agricultural field, can solve the problems of soil fertility decline, difficulty in showing the benefits of straw returning to the field, and decline of soil plow layer properties, so as to increase water storage and fertilizer conservation, maintain crop yield, and increase plow layer depth Effect
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[0034] Embodiment 1, the method that promotes northeast black soil soil fertility
[0035] After the corn is harvested, subsoiling is carried out, and field subsoiling is carried out with a plow of 120 horsepower and above. The subsoiling depth is 35 cm, and it is carried out once every three years. After the corn stalks harvested in the last stubble are fully crushed, the amount of straw returned to the field is 3750kg / hm 2 (1 / 3 of the above-ground biomass of crops), according to the mass ratio of 100:1, add a straw decomposing agent (green agricultural biological decomposing agent), and then return the straw to the field with a depth of 10- 15cm. Finally, the ridges were suppressed, and the ridge spacing was 67 cm. Sow corn in spring, base nitrogen fertilizer (N) 220-250kg hm -2 , phosphate fertilizer (P 2 o 5 )110-135kg·hm -2 , potassium fertilizer (K 2 O) 100kg·hm -2 , even furrow application.
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