When is the right time to sow autumn soybeans?

Autumn soybean planting time

Autumn soybeans are dicotyledonous plants and herbaceous plants of the Leguminosae family. They can be planted once a year. The best time to sow autumn soybeans is from mid-July to early August. The growth cycle is 70 to 80 days. Of course, they can also be sown earlier to ensure that they can bloom around the time of Bailu.

Autumn soybean sowing method

1. Variety selection: When sowing autumn soybeans, you need to select varieties, choose high-quality varieties during the maturity period, and you need to change the seeds every 3 years.

2. Soil preparation: The soil needs to be prepared when sowing autumn soybeans. Acidic soil is needed to plant soybeans. About 1 to 1.5 grams of fertilizer is used for every kilogram of soybean seeds. Prepare a 1% to 1.5% solution and spray it on the surface of the seeds. After drying, sow them.

Key points and techniques for planting autumn soybeans

1. Sowing method There are many ways to sow autumn soybeans. They can be intercropped in wheat fields or sown on demand. The sowing method needs to be selected based on local actual conditions. At the same time, reasonable dense planting of autumn soybeans can also increase yields.

2. Field management

   Autumn soybeans need field management when they are sown, that is, nutrients need to be supplemented. Autumn soybeans have a high demand for phosphorus fertilizers from seedlings to flowering, and phosphorus fertilizers need to be applied in time to ensure the later growth and development of autumn soybeans.