In what season will there be a high harvest of peanuts? What problems should we pay attention to?

Farmers and friends all know that peanuts are generally divided into spring sowing and summer sowing. As long as the planting time is well grasped and carefully managed in both seasons, good yield can be obtained.

Today, we will talk about what problems should be paid attention to if we want to get a bumper harvest when sowing peanuts in spring.

1, there is a saying called "Grain Rain divides melons and beans before and after". But this is only an approximate time. Therefore, the sowing date of spring peanuts should be reasonably adjusted according to different local conditions and temperature differences.

But in real life, many farmers still like to choose sowing time according to this proverb. This year's Grain Rain time is in April 19, and it just snowed heavily in the northeast in those days. If peanuts are planted at this time, the consequences can be imagined, and there will definitely be no bumper harvest.

2. Spring sowing time should generally be above 15 degrees. That is to say, some areas are planted from March 20th to April 60th, and some areas are planted after April 20th. Even in Inner Mongolia, Northeast China and other places, it is generally necessary to sow between April 20 and May 20.

Of course, there is no protective sowing time at this time, such as plastic film, greenhouse and so on. If plastic film is added, it can be 15~20 days in advance. If it's a greenhouse, you can sow at any time.

Of course, the choice of planting time should be treated differently according to the varieties of peanuts. If it is an early-maturing variety, sow it a few days in advance, and if it is a late-maturing variety, sow it a few days later.

3. Sowing peanuts in time will improve the germination rate of peanuts and the seedlings will grow well.

Once the seedling grows strong, its root system will be particularly developed, thus enhancing its disease resistance and the harm of pests and diseases. Lay a good foundation for high yield and bumper harvest in the later period.

4. Pay attention to the change of temperature when sowing, if peanuts are sown too early. Due to the difference of climate in different places, when sowing in spring, some places are sowing time, but the temperature is still relatively low or it suddenly rains and cools down after sowing, which may lead to the decline of peanut germination rate and the phenomenon of seedling shortage. Eventually lead to a decline in production.

If it is planted too late, the germination rate of peanuts may increase due to the hot weather and high temperature. However, if it is sown late, the weather will often be dry at the peak of peanut growth, which will lead to water shortage of peanuts and affect the yield.

If the drought is particularly serious, it can't be watered in time. This will lead to a great reduction in output, the peanuts produced will not be too full, and the oil output will not be too high, thus affecting the overall economic income.

In addition, sowing too late, due to high temperature and humidity, is easy to cause peanut seedlings to grow too vigorously, blocking all the land, resulting in insufficient light, thus affecting peanut harvest.

In short, when can peanuts have a high harvest, and what problems should be paid attention to? In other words, planting peanuts should be flexibly mastered at any time according to the actual situation in various places and the changes in local temperature. Only by grasping the time and sowing peanuts in time can peanuts germinate completely, grow sturdily and get a bumper harvest.

Finally, I wish all farmers who control peanuts a bumper harvest year.