How to grow beans when it rains every day

1. How to plant beans when it rains every day

You cannot sow soybeans if it rains every day, otherwise the soil will be too wet and the soybeans will rot in the soil and will not germinate at all. Moreover, if it rains every day, the soil will become compacted. In some areas, soil erosion will cause some soybeans to be covered too deeply and unable to break through the soil layer. Some soybeans were washed out of the soil, and when the weather cleared up, the soybeans were unable to absorb water, resulting in the seeds being unable to germinate successfully.

Therefore, it is best not to sow soybeans if it rains every day. Wait until the rain stops before sowing. If the soil is too wet, wait a few days before sowing. Moreover, before sowing after the rain, you can loosen the soil in the farmland to increase the soil permeability, which is more conducive to seed germination. In addition, if there is only a little drizzle every day, it will not affect the sowing of soybeans. Making the soil slightly moist will be more conducive to soybean germination.

2. How to sow soybeans

Soybeans are usually sown in mid-to-late April or early May, when the outdoor soil temperature reaches 8-10℃. Before sowing, the land should be prepared and fertilized, and ridges should be made to keep the soybean row spacing at 30-35cm. Then holes should be dug on the ridges, keeping the soybean plant spacing at 15-20cm and the pit depth should be about 3cm. Then bury the soybean seeds in the pit, backfill the soil and compact it with your hands. The soil should be moist when sowing and no watering is needed after sowing. The soil should be dry when sowing and each pit should be watered with 2 scoops of water after sowing. Later, as the soybeans grow, cultivate the land and weed, apply appropriate amount of fertilizer, and harvest the soybeans when they are mature.