COMPARATIVE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON OPERATION PERFORMANCE AND YIELD OF MAIZE SEEDERS OF DIFFERENT TYPES IN WHEAT STUBBLE FIELD
麦茬地不同型式玉米播种机作业性能及产量对比试验研究
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-74-37
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Abstract
Mechanical seeding quality is a key factor affecting the yield of maize in stubble fields. To choose for high-performance seeders and determine the appropriate operating speed, comparative sowing tests were conducted using spoon-wheel seeders, lightweight and heavyweight finger-clip seeders, and air-suction seeders in six districts of Shandong Province. Three working speeds, low speed, medium speed and high speed, were set up to determine the qualified rate of plant spacing, the consistency of plants height and the yields under different working speeds. The results showed that the qualified plant spacing rate, plants height consistency, and yield of the spoon-wheel and lightweight finger-clip seeders were significantly affected by the operating speed, decreasing as the speed increased. At high speeds, the qualified plant spacing rates were less than 80%, and plants height consistency were less than 85%. Heavyweight finger-clip and air-suction seeders' qualified plant spacing rates, plants height consistency, and yields were not significant affected by the operating speed, remaining stable across different speeds and significantly higher than those of the spoon-wheel and lightweight finger-clip seeders. The differences in qualified plant spacing rates and plants height consistency were more significant at higher speeds, along with obvious yields increase advantage. The yields increase ranged from 3.50% to 7.84% at low speeds, 4.32% to 9.31% at medium speeds, and 7.64% to 11.65% at high speeds. This study provides a reference for the selection of high-performance planters for maize in stubble fields and the determination of suitable operating speeds.
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