What soil is suitable for soybean cultivation?

Introduction to soybean

Soybean is a plant of the leguminous family, also known as soybean. It likes warmth and requires more water for seed germination. When the soil is not moist enough, it will affect its vertical and horizontal expansion and growth. Soybean has a strong ability to adapt to soil and can grow in almost all soils.

What is the best way to grow soybeans?

Soil with good texture: Soybeans should be planted in soil with a pH value of 6 to 7.5, and loam with good drainage, deep soil layer and strong water retention is the best. The most suitable soils for growing soybeans are clay loam, clay loam and sandy loam.

Soil with high organic matter content : If the soil is rich in organic matter, the soybean yield will increase relatively.

Slightly acidic soil : When planting soybeans, acidic fertilizers should be applied to alkaline soils, and saline-alkali soils need to be mixed with sand to reduce the alkali, and organic fertilizers should be added. Generally, when the soil pH is less than 6 or greater than 8, planting soybeans should be cautious.

How to prepare soybean nutrient soil

Soybean nutrient soil is made of pure natural organic fertilizer earthworm manure as the matrix, and is refined with high-quality peat soil, coconut bran, perlite, river sand and other materials. It has good drainage, air permeability and water and fertilizer retention capabilities.