When is the corn harvested?

The harvest time of corn is generally from August to 65438+ 10.

The harvest time of rice is generally between August and 10, which depends on the specific geographical location and planting conditions. The selection of harvest time is very important to ensure the quality and yield of corn. In temperate regions, such as North America and Europe, corn harvest usually occurs between September and 10. This is because during this period, corn plants have experienced enough growth and maturity, corn glume gradually turned brown, and corn seeds became hard and full.

Harvesting corn at this time can ensure that they have good taste and nutritional value. In the tropics, the harvest time may be advanced to August. Because of the different climatic conditions in tropical areas, the growth cycle of corn may be shortened, so early harvesting can avoid the adverse effects of excessive temperature and humidity on corn.

Matters needing attention in maize planting

Choose fertile and well-drained soil to grow corn. It is very important for the growth and yield of maize to ensure that the soil contains enough organic matter and suitable pH value. Choose the appropriate planting time according to the local climate and planting varieties. Ensure that corn seeds are sown at suitable soil temperature to promote good germination and growth. According to maize varieties and soil conditions, select appropriate row spacing and plant spacing. Proper close planting can make maximum use of soil nutrients and space and increase yield.

Corn has a high demand for water, so it is necessary to keep the soil moderately moist at key growth stages (such as heading stage and filling stage). Regularly measure soil moisture and irrigate as needed. According to the results of soil testing and the growth stage of corn, appropriate fertilizer should be applied reasonably. Ensure that corn plants get sufficient nutrition, but avoid the environmental problems brought by excessive fertilization.