What is the nature of drylands
Drylands are agricultural land。
Dryland generally refers to unirrigated facilities
Cropland cultivated mainly by natural precipitation
Including
No irrigation facilities
Only arable land is silted by floods. No irrigation facilities, general precipitation is greater
250
400
Millimetres above
Arable land with a certain yield can be grown from natural precipitation, and drylands are agricultural land. Drylands are usually dry
Facility
Cropland cultivated mainly by natural precipitation
Including lack of irrigation facilities
Only arable land is silted by floods。
No irrigation facilities, general precipitation is greater
250
400
Millimetres and above available for dry crops grown by natural precipitation
Arable land with a certain yield, including land that is not irrigated and that is supported only by flood-silent, commonly known as rain。
What is the difference between drylands and water fields
It's a piece of land that allows rain to run
It's big up north
These grow like soybeans sesame oil, tea and vegetables
Dry crops, such as vegetables and potatoes, require good drainage, little water, more fertilizer and more base fat
It's either wet by rain, or fat by water, which we grow for economic purposes and our own home
It's not very productive。
There's not much space in the old field, and many of them are scattered and scattered
Big ones. No one has interfered too much with your land, which is left behind by the family, and may now have to measure it. North
It's probably different. It's the kind of place where their farmers grow their food crops, corn wheat, and so on
Call it a dry field。
We're talking about direct irrigation that can attract water, have field encirclement energy to accumulate some water depth, or some spring and summer
The land that grows from a season of rice plumes and other aquatic crops is grown up with some water
This one's used in several places
And those who came to the household from the field
These are the main consumption of rice in the south
Developments in peri-urban areas are also used for vegetable consumption。
It is characterized by the ability to induce underwater fattening at any time or by the ability to open up drainage, with the ability to grow food crops such as rice and large areas
