Malian Agrotechnician

Malina and ezevac are more important than the other berries, and need protection from the winds. In winter, without sufficient thickness of the snow cover, the malina may lose many of the fruit kidneys from the underwear or extinct to the snow. In summer, the wind not only contributes to soil drying, but also increases the transmission of leaves, which adversely affects the development of the berries and the growth of substitution escapes. The small should therefore be planted in protected areas with sufficient snow accumulation during the winter period.

Malina has successfully grown and fertilized on soils rich in organic matter with a depth of arable horizon of not less than 30 to 35 cm, light mechanical composition (suglinist, soup) with no more than 1, 5 m deep. It's very important to clear the soil from years of weeds, especially the roots, before laying the blank.

Landing. Under spring landing, soil is cooked from the fall. Since the small will grow 10 years in one place, organic fertilizers should be filled with soil. At least 10 kilograms of manure or torphox post, 40 to 50 g of double superphosphate and 40 g of chloride per metre of square metre are recopyed. In addition to the full preparation of the soil, tranches can be made, their organic and mineral fertilizers can be refilled and transferred from the top fertile layer of land. The width of the tranche shall be 60 - 80 cm, 40 cm depth. The soil is known to be excavated from 300 to 600 g to one metre square. If in the precinct squeeze a little, high ground water position, it's better to lay low.

Malina is better placed in one row on the edge of the plot with a distance between plants 0, 3-0, 5 m. In several rows, they leave 1, 5 to 2 m. The saints are stranded to the root cervical level. Before landing or immediately thereafter, the ground part shall be cut, leaving 30 to 40 cm. Malina is polished for 5 litres of water per bush, soil is necessarily mulphed by a peat that has been slurry or composted 6 - 8 cm.