Snail control method for citrus

[0010] A method for preventing and controlling snails in citrus, comprising the following steps: (1) pruning reasonably, cutting off the drooping branches attached to the ground, and cutting off the climbing path; removing stagnant water, properly thinning the branches, ventilating and transmitting light; White, or sprinkle lime on the ground, you can also use plastic film on the trunk to form a skirt shape to prevent snails from climbing up to the branches; (3) Raise chickens and ducks to peck, or manually scrape and pick up snails; (4) Chemical control : In order to use 5% copper sulfate or 1% salt solution to spray the tree discs and trunks in the early morning and evening in the first and middle ten days of April when the snails appear in large numbers without mating and laying eggs, and in the middle and late May before a large number of snails climb up the trees , use 0.5kg of 6% metaldehyde granules per mu, mix with 10kg of dry fine soil and spread evenly in the field or ar

[0012] A method for preventing and controlling snails in citrus, comprising the following steps: (1) pruning reasonably, cutting off the drooping branches attached to the ground, and cutting off the climbing path; removing stagnant water, properly thinning the branches, ventilating and transmitting light; White, or sprinkle lime on the ground, you can also use plastic film on the trunk to form a skirt shape to prevent snails from climbing up to the branches; (3) Raise chickens and ducks to peck, or manually scrape and pick up snails; (4) Chemical control : In order to use 10% copper sulfate or 5% salt solution to spray the tree discs and trunks in the early morning and evening in the early and mid-April when the snails appear in large numbers without mating and laying eggs, and in the mid-to-late May before a large number of snails climb the trees , mix 0.6kg of 6% metaldehyde granules per mu and mix with 15kg of dry fine soil and spread evenly in the field or around the trees, st

[0014] A method for preventing and controlling snails in citrus, comprising the following steps: (1) pruning reasonably, cutting off the drooping branches attached to the ground, and cutting off the climbing path; removing stagnant water, properly thinning the branches, ventilating and transmitting light; White, or sprinkle lime on the ground, you can also use plastic film on the trunk to form a skirt shape to prevent snails from climbing up to the branches; (3) Raise chickens and ducks to peck, or manually scrape and pick up snails; (4) Chemical control : In order to use 8% copper sulfate or 1%-5% salt solution to treat tree discs and trunks in the early morning and evening in early and mid-April when snails appear in large numbers and have not mated and lay eggs, and in mid-to-late May before a large number of snails climb trees. For spraying, mix 0.55kg of 6% metaldehyde granules per mu with 12kg of dry fine soil and spread evenly in the field or around the trees, stick 6% meta