What does the orchard planning include? Orchard land.

Orchard planning mainly includes the partition configuration of various tree species in the orchard, the design of cultivated land, the design of drainage and irrigation canal system, the design of road network, the design of shelter forest, the configuration of ancillary facilities and the layout of fruit trees. The field engineering planning of orchard land includes roads, irrigation and drainage systems, shelterbelts, water source facilities and ancillary buildings. Roads include roads in the shelterbelt outside the orchard and roads on both sides of the shelterbelt inside the orchard. Shelterbelt network also includes shelterbelts outside orchards and shelterbelts inside orchards. The main water sources of plain orchards are rivers and wells, and the mountains mainly take water from the upper part of orchards (reservoirs and ponds) by gravity. Auxiliary facilities, including water supply station, production data warehouse, fruit warehouse, etc. , should be chosen in a place convenient for operation and management.