The power of modern agriculture: Farm machinery makes pond cultivation easier

"Pond digging" is an operation in agricultural production, which refers to digging regular small pits (called "ponds") on the land for sowing or planting crops. The size and spacing of these pits are determined according to the needs of the crops to be planted, and are commonly seen in the planting process of crops such as sugarcane, corn, and fruit trees.

The role of pond digging:

Improve planting efficiency: Through mechanical or manual pond digging, land preparation can be completed quickly, which is convenient for subsequent sowing or planting.

Improve water and soil conditions: Ponds help rainwater infiltrate the soil, prevent soil erosion, and provide good moisture conditions for crop growth.

Optimize root growth: After pond digging, the soil is loose, which helps the extension of crop roots and promotes growth.

Facilitate fertilization: Fertilization in ponds is more concentrated, improving fertilizer utilization and reducing waste.