Method for preventing and controlling water and soil loss of sloping field by intercropping corn and angelica dahurica
A technology of Angelica dahurica and corn, applied in botany equipment and methods, horticulture, plant cultivation, etc., can solve the problems of time-consuming and labor-consuming economic and ecological benefits, high labor costs, and large ecological risks, so as to increase production and improve canopy closure The effect of high temperature, good ecology and economic benefits
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[0018] 1) Soil preparation and basal fertilizer application: Choose a slope with an altitude of 200-800m, well-drained, deep soil, loose and fertile, humus-containing soil or sandy soil, plow 25-30cm deep, apply 1500kg of farmyard manure per mu, and level the soil Thin, made into a 100-180cm wide flat furrow, with three furrows;
[0019] 2) Sowing: Corn is sown in the middle and early May. When sowing corn, 7 grams of diammonium phosphate is applied to each hole. Mix it with fine sand, sprinkle it evenly, cover with soil, and cover with straw. With every 5 belts as a unit, plant three rows of Angelica dahurica between every two rows of corn. The distance between corn plants is 90cm, and the row spacing is 160cm.
[0020] 3) Intertillage and weeding: manual weeding is adopted, corn is weeded 3 times in May, July and August every year; Angelica dahurica is weeded 3 times in October every year, March and May of the next year;
[0021] 4) Water management: keep the soil water conten
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