Does buckwheat have a high yield? What is the yield per mu?

Is buckwheat productive?

Buckwheat yield is not very high. Generally, the yield per mu of buckwheat is about 150-200 kilograms. The factors affecting buckwheat yield include variety, planting method, management method, environment, temperature, soil, water and fertilizer.

How to grow buckwheat for high yield

1. Selection

Buckwheat is not very strict about crop selection. It is generally best to plant it in the same fields as beans, potatoes, corn, wheat and vegetables, which can help increase yields.

2. Land preparation

Buckwheat has good adaptability to soil. Generally, it is best to deep plow the soil before planting, and then choose soil that is rich in organic matter, has good soil structure, good fertility, strong water retention and good air permeability for planting.

3. Planting seeds

Buckwheat can be sown in three ways: spot sowing, row sowing and broadcast sowing. Generally, row sowing is the most productive. Just compact the soil after planting.

4. Fertilization

When planting buckwheat, seed fertilizer needs to be applied as base fertilizer. Generally, in the later stage of topdressing, organic fertilizer should be used as the main fertilizer and inorganic fertilizer as the auxiliary fertilizer. If the soil fertility is poor, nitrogen fertilizer needs to be applied again to supplement nutrients.