T/JCSS 001-2024 U-shaped high ridges of melon and strawberry intercropping technology standards
T/JCSS 001-2024 U-shaped high ridges of melon and strawberry intercropping technology standards
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Main Technical Content: 1. Scope This document specifies the terms and definitions, planting time and methods, and field management techniques for the strawberry-watermelon intercropping system with elevated ridges in greenhouses. It applies to the cultivation of strawberry-watermelon intercropping systems in greenhouses. 2. Normative References The following documents are essential for the application of this standard. For dated references, only the version dated on the specified date applies to this document. For undated references, the latest version (including all amendments) applies to this document. - DB6111/T 173-2021: Technical Regulations for Strawberry Vertical Cultivation in Greenhouses - DB32/T 3476-2018: Technical Regulations for Strawberry-Thick-Skinned Watermelon Greenhouse Cultivation - DB13T 1395-2011: Technical Regulations for the Prevention and Control of Major Diseases and Pests in Strawberries - DB32/T 2816-2015: Technical Regulations for Integrated Pest Management in Greenhouse Strawberries - DB43/T 3. Terms and Definitions The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 3.1 Strawberry-Watermelon Intercropping with Elevated Ridges Refers to a cultivation method where watermelons are planted in elevated ridges on both sides of a strawberry field under greenhouse conditions. 4. Facilities and Crops 4.1 Planting Facilities Adopt single-span greenhouses with a north-south orientation, a span of at least 8m, a length of at least 90m, a roof height of at least 3m, and a shoulder height of at least 1.8m. 4.2 Elevated Ridges for Watermelon Cultivation Adopt elevated ridges with a central ridge height of at least 80cm and a width of at least 35cm, and side ridges with a height of at least 40cm and a width of at least 25cm. 4.3 Strawberry Cultivars Select locally adapted strawberry varieties with strong heat resistance and disease resistance. 4.4 Watermelon Cultivars Select locally adapted waterme