On april 1st, san qin metropolis news (journal) was successfully organized for a spring cherry field management training sponsored by the chang an supply and marketing association and hosted by the midday marketing association. More than 30 cherries growers from around the zion district attended the training。
Training to keep pace with the need for the management of the critical period of cherry growth, inviting lecturers from the regional fruit tree association to teach the core elements of cherry cherries basic management, scientific fertilisation techniques, fruit fertilisation techniques, post-fast fertilisation management and post-flower shearing methods in a combination of “theory talk + practical guidance”. In the course of the course, the lecturers focused on the criteria and techniques of defoliation, taking into account local climatic soil characteristics, emphasizing the rational adjustment of the amount of flowers to optimize nutrient distribution and improve the quality and yield of fruit; the specification of the scientific ratio and application methods of organic and compound fertilizers at different stages of growth, and guidance on precision and efficient use of fertilizers in fruit farms; and, in the area of disease and pest prevention, the systematic teaching of techniques such as physical and biological control, focusing on the identification and control of common pests, such as fruit flies and foliage, to reduce the incidence of pests from the source。
On-site questions and hands-on instructions, the lecturer answers the problems encountered by growers in day-to-day care and helps to address the real pains of the flowering season. At the same time, the regional supply and marketing associations have been active in integrating system resources, with frei agricultural corporation conducting live lectures on fertilizer demand and science matching for different stages of cherry growth, promoting the application of fertilizers in a targeted manner, promoting the use of fertilizers in science, and achieving a two-wheel drive of “technology services + agriculture” which further enriches the content of agricultural services。
As a next step, ipsa will continue to focus on the agricultural development needs of the bailiwick, relying on a network of grass-roots supply and marketing services, training in precision farming techniques, promoting scientific fattening into villages, channelling practical technologies and subsistence farming to the fields, effectively upgrading farming skills, contributing to efficiency gains in the specialty industries of the bailiwick, and adopting practical initiatives to increase the productivity of farmers。
