Second, it is necessary to practice intertillage in general. Generally, all kinds of wheat fields at all levels should be cultivated in intertillage before and after the turning green period of wheat, so as to break the board, remove weeds, increase the temperature and preserve moisture, and promote the early development and rapid growth of seedlings. Specifically, for weak seedlings, shallow hoes should be used to break the hardening, promote the weak to become strong, and prevent root damage and heavy seedlings; For the wheat fields that are likely to grow vigorously, it is necessary to dig deep appropriately to inhibit the growth of the above-ground parts and control the vigorous growth; For extensive land preparation, especially for the wheat fields that are not watered by rotary tillage, as well as the wheat fields that are flourishing, it is necessary to suppress them in time and master the principle of pressing dry without pressing wet, frozen and saline-alkali land. In addition, repression should be combined with intertillage, and it is best to press first and then hoe, so as to achieve the effect of improving soil moisture and keeping moisture and warming.
3. For dryland wheat in hilly areas without water irrigation, spring management should focus on preserving soil moisture and increasing temperature. Generally, it can be used for ploughing and topdressing after the soil in the early spring wheat field is thawed. If there are symptoms of fertilizer removal from the beginning to the jointing stage, appropriate topdressing should be combined with rainfall; For arid and fertile land with large seedlings and high soil fertility level before winter, topdressing can be done as appropriate from getting up to jointing stage. Topdressing can be done by deep furrow or ploughing to avoid the loss of fertilizer. Nitrogen and phosphorus should be applied together in plots with insufficient phosphate fertilizer at the bottom.