The six processes of corn planting are very simple.

The six processes of corn planting are briefly described as follows:

Material preparation: corn seeds and fertilizer.

Operating steps:

1. The most important step in planting corn is turning over, breaking up and plowing, as shown in the following figure.

2. Sprinkle chemical fertilizer to improve the soil. After the soil is ploughed, the chemical fertilizer should be fully mixed with the soil by spreading chemical fertilizer, and the soil caking should be prevented by the nutrient and loose characteristics of chemical fertilizer.

3. Soak seeds to accelerate germination. First, soak the corn seeds in water, so that the seeds can absorb enough water, and then put them in a fixed place to slightly promote the bud green.

4. When planting corn seeds, don't plant them too deep, you need shallow seeds, which can make corn seedlings emerge from the soil layer quickly and improve the survival rate of corn seedlings.

5. After the corn seedlings grow to a certain height, such as the height of an adult's fist, it is necessary to loosen the soil, topdressing to prevent soil agglomeration, topdressing to chase some fertilizers to promote plant growth, and ridging to increase the thickness of the soil layer where the corn seedlings grow and prevent lodging.

6. In the period when corn is ready to blossom, more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied to promote flowering and fruiting, increase the fruiting rate and increase the harvest.

These are the six technological steps of corn planting.