JPH0335089Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] A. The purpose of the invention is to erect and support rice plants that have been laid down due to wind and rain, especially after the heading stage. If you leave paddy rice lying on its side as in the past, it will not grow properly due to water and soil.
It may be inhibited or the fruit may drop. The device of this invention solves these problems.
It is aimed at solving.

Growing paddy rice in paddy fields tends to lie down in various ways depending on the degree of wind and rain, but by using the device of this invention connected in series or installed in parallel according to the shape of the damaged area. , fulfillment is,
Attempts can be made to solve the problems described above, including the effects that occur as the game progresses.

(b) ``The structure of the invention'' is that in order to solve the problem in (a), a farmer raises a paddy rice plant to support it, keeps it at a sufficient height above the water surface of the paddy field, and lays it down. It has the ability to absorb sunlight more easily than the original state, and has the ability to reduce the effects of wind and rain, etc., and has the strength to withstand multiple installations and removals, and the durability to withstand years of use, as described below. It is necessary to provide sufficient economic efficiency in relation to the effects of Based on these requests, the specific configuration of the present invention is to install pillars of about 80cm to 90cm as shown in the drawing at intervals of about 2 to 4m near the center between the rows of rice, and about 20cm apart. Attach horizontal support rods strong enough to withstand the weight of the number of rice plants supported in that section to the supporting parts of the rice plants, and attach them with bolts and nuts on both sides.
Attach the raised rice plants with string belts,
We devised a way to retain it.

In this case, tools are set up every other row, and if longer length is required, they are connected in series to support the rice rows on the western side. If they are arranged in parallel, they can be installed every few rows, and the rice plants in between can be placed close together.

As for the materials that can be used, one side of the pillar is
Use a square lumber about 3 cm long, use wood for the support rod support, use chemical products for the bolts and nuts, and use long wooden boards for the support rod. As a support type for rice plants, 2
Fix book strings at intervals of approximately 50 cm to form a string band, hang both ends of the strings on the support pole, and straddle them from above the support rod.Secure the lower part with a button, wire, etc., and then Then, support and grow one plant on each side of the support rod at about 2/3 of the height of the rice plant, between the fixed part of the upper string band, the lower button, and the stop part of wire, etc. (numbered in the figure). ).

To install, align the hole drilled in the support rod of the support rod with the end hole of the support rod, secure with bolts, nuts, etc., and attach the support rod to the support rod.
Pass it to another support pole set up at a suitable interval, and attach it in the same way.If you want to connect, set up the support poles at a specified interval in the desired direction, pass the support rod between them, and attach them in the same way. Align the end hole with the support rod support part, and install it, and do the other parts in the same way (Connection and model are indicated above the numbers in the diagram.) Parallel installation of devices connected in series, etc. This can occur depending on the shape of the Synthetic fiber cords can also be used for other types of equipment.

This is a case where a new appliance is added to a part that has been laid down due to wind and rain after installation, depending on the shape (of the part that has been laid down).

C. The ``effects of the invention'' are that by supporting and growing the paddy rice that is lying on its side, subsequent fertilization and water use can be continued, and thereby damage caused by wind and rain can be prevented. . This method is thought to have an impact on previous and subsequent operations (described above) (fertilization, variety selection).
It is also possible to use it for other crops, and its effects can be expected. It will also be possible to use rice straw after it has been harvested.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the device and consist of a plan view in FIG. 1 and an elevational view in FIG. 2, and the numbers in the figures have the following meanings. Ha...the soil surface of the paddy field where the pillars are erected, ha...
An example of the water surface is shown. I... Support pole, I... Support rod support, I... Support rod, I... Synthetic fiber string band (wire fastening), I... Basic example of an erected paddy rice plant. However, in the diagram, Bolts, nuts, etc. are omitted. Also, the series connection type is shown on the right side of the drawing.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Pass a support rod of a predetermined length to the support rod support section provided at the top of a pillar-shaped support erected at a predetermined interval, align the end hole with the screw hole of the support pillar, and attach and support using bolts, nuts, etc. Place a string belt over the top of the pole, surround the rice plants standing up on both sides of the support rod, and place buttons, wire, etc. under the support rod.
A device that supports and grows paddy rice plants that have been laid down due to wind and rain by repeatedly attaching and detaching them using strings, etc.