Sugarcane stubble flattening is an important measure in sugarcane planting management and plays a variety of positive roles in the growth process of sugarcane. After sugarcane is harvested, by flattening the stubble and removing the residual stems above the ground, the consumption of nutrients by the residual stems can be reduced, allowing nutrients to be concentrated and supplied to the ratoon roots. This can stimulate the buds on the ratoon roots to germinate better, promoting the uniform and vigorous growth of new seedlings. The vigorous growth of new roots and the smooth emergence of new seedlings lay a solid foundation for the robust growth of the next crop of sugarcane, effectively ensuring the sustainability and high efficiency of sugarcane planting.
