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US Public Health Group: Multiple Quaker and Kellogg's Breakfast Cereals and Oats Contain Cancer-Causing Herbicide
A US public health group says its latest research found that a range of breakfast cereals, oatmeals and snack bars popular among American children have tested positive for excessive levels of the cancer-causing herbicide "glyphosate," with well-known brands among those affected. The UK's "Guardian"
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Shandong Bambo Chemical's Fake Pesticide "Shaweibang" Accused of Being Inferior Pesticide; Arrests Approved in Major Counterfeit Pesticide Case
According to a notice from the Agricultural Administrative Law Enforcement Brigade of Xianju County, Zhejiang Province, the county recently uncovered a case of fake and inferior pesticides. In October 2017, during the "Green Sword" campaign against counterfeit agricultural materials, the Xianju County Agricultural Bureau took a sample from an agricultural supply store of emamectin benzoate labeled as "Shaweibang". Testing showed
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How to prevent citrus greening disease in navel oranges? Drones lend a hand in Shuangyuan Township, Anyuan County, Jiangxi
Ganzhou, Jiangxi (China Jiangxi Network) - Correspondent Liu Rongqing reports: "Spraying pesticide by drone is just so fast. The workload that normally takes two days with hired workers to spray pesticide was completed by a drone in just one and a half hours," said Liu Chongliang, a large-scale navel orange grower, happily to our reporter while watching the drone. On January 16, Anyuan
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Organic commitment: Healthy Times founder's 36 years of unwavering dedication
No one knows exactly when it started, but when people go out shopping these days, besides checking whether something is fresh, they also pay attention to whether it is organic. The reason is that modern people care more about health and pursue pure, natural, uncontaminated food. This is especially true for food given to babies, and mothers place even more importance on organic options.
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Organic Is Everywhere in Yingde's Organic Black Tea Gardens
In the rolling tea gardens of Yingde, what catches the eye besides the sprinkler irrigation systems are the goose-yellow, square insect-catching boards, each about two palm-widths across, swaying in the wind. As the name suggests, insect-catching boards are used to trap insect pests. Don't underestimate these things - they are one of the most effective methods for growing organic tea and preventing insect pests.
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New hope for prosperity grows in yellow-leaf-disease-affected banana fields in Jinping, Honghe
On January 22, the reporter went to Mengla Town, Jinping County for an interview. Across the entire Mengla flatland, rubber and banana trees form one continuous stretch. Large-scale planting makes winter Mengla beautiful and moving! Mengla bananas have been grown in the fields for more than ten years. In our village, many villagers plant bananas
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50% cheaper than traditional grocery stores, organic food company Thrive Market raises
It is said that a group of investors have placed a bet on a startup food company, and this company's goal is a bit ambitious - to become the "Costco of the internet" (the largest membership-based warehouse store in the United States). It is Thrive Market, an online healthy food
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Prince Charles's business venture failed, the UK's entrepreneurial environment is just too poor
A very, very long time ago, roughly thirty years before the Celestial Empire proposed mass entrepreneurship and innovation for all, Prince Charles started a business. He put together an ecological agriculture project. In 1986, Prince Charles bought a stretch of land that was devastated, with broken walls and ruined buildings, where all one could see was an abandoned church, an empty
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The case of how Zespri Kiwifruit became a billion-dollar brand through stable production
To build a fruit brand, large-scale production with stable quality is an essential prerequisite. Next, we attempt to use the case of the New Zealand kiwifruit producer Zespri to explain how technological upgrading and organizational change reduce the impact of the natural environment
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Great Barrier Reef Increasingly Eroded: Australia Deploys Over 300 Million Yuan for Protection
The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest and longest coral reef group, and also an ideal diving paradise for many diving enthusiasts. But regrettably, as global warming continues to intensify, seawater temperatures are also gradually rising, and in recent years more and more coral reefs of the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef have been
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