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What are the main strawberry varieties bred in South Korea?
According to statistics from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, in 2019 South Korea's total strawberry planting area was 6212 hm2, total production was 193,000 t, and export volume was 5259 t; South Korea's strawberry industry scale ranked 3rd in Asia and 7th in the world. Before 2000, most of the strawberry varieties grown in South Korea were Japanese varieties such as Toyonoka and Akihime.
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Mengding Qingshuihe Port Closes, All China-Myanmar Land Border Trade Ports Shut Down
According to the Trade Bureau of Myanmar's Ministry of Commerce, the Qingshuihe border trade port in northern Shan State on the China-Myanmar border has been closed since October 6. Except for anti-COVID-19 supplies and medical equipment, no other goods are allowed to enter or exit. China and Myanmar have a total of 8 ports conducting border trade. Since April 7 of this year, multiple China-Myanmar border trade ports
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India's World Heritage Railway Privatization: Residents Lose Livelihoods as Government Pushes Economic Growth
The "Darjeeling Himalayan Railway" (DHR), designated as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco), is located at the tri-junction of India, Bangladesh and Nepal. It is the most famous mountain railway in India and even the world.
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Behind the scenes of the historical drama Gold Leaf: The history and drama of the Jiang A-Xin Western-style House, the strongest tea merchant in Taiwan, China
GoldLeaf - the English title of PTS's latest big drama "Gold Leaf" - throws out a suspense: what kind of leaf can be like gold? This leaf is the dark tea. There was once an era when tea leaves were more expensive than gold. Europeans were crazy about drinking tea, but tea was only produced in a very few regions such as China, Taiwan, China, and Assam in India.
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South Africa's National Treasure Tea Gets EU Origin Certification, One of South Africa's Three Treasures Sees a Surge in Value
South Africa's national treasure tea is rich in natural nutrients and free of caffeine. In recent years it has rapidly risen to fame in the beverage market, and in May of this year it passed certification by the European Commission, obtaining protected designation of origin, becoming the first African crop to obtain this certification, meaning that even if the same
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Why did the price of Shine Muscat grapes plummet?
Shine Muscat is known as King of Sunshine in Japan and as Shine Muscat in China. Its price once reached 500 yuan per jin, and only 6 years after it was introduced in 2015, its market price is 10 yuan. For the market, this is a good thing, but for the majority
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Tea garden management made easier: TRES builds the Tea Production Management Information Platform
The Tea Research and Extension Station (abbreviated as TRES) has built the "Tea Production Management Information Platform," providing real-time, historical and warning meteorological data for major tea regions across Taiwan, China, as well as monthly updates on management information for 10 monitored tea gardens in five major tea regions, offering data including the current growth status of tea plants, estimated
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Laying Hen Welfare Upgrade: Carrefour to Sell Only Cage-Free Eggs Starting in 2025
To improve animal welfare, Carrefour supermarket together with the Taiwan Animal Society Research Association (hereinafter referred to as "the Association") jointly announced today that all of Carrefour's hypermarkets and supermarkets will sell only "cage-free eggs" starting in 2025. Chen, Deputy Executive Director of "the Association"
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Cucumber cultivation is highly challenging, but young farmer Lin Kai-yao uses technology to solve the problems
When describing cucumbers, people usually say they are sweet, crisp and refreshing, but have you ever heard that cucumbers are "mischievous"? That's right! Young farmer Lin Kai-yao says cucumbers are animals wearing a plant's skin, and the mischievous kind at that. He once set up
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The benefits and effects of vine-ripened red passion fruit, netting organic happiness
In mid-June, the weather in southern Taiwan, China is unbearably hot. Chen Shigong and Huang Huijuan, the couple at Shihui Organic Farm who had already been busy in the fields all morning, fearless of the scorching sun overhead, hold freshly harvested, brilliantly red passion fruit in their hands, wipe away sweat and say they are used to it, their faces full of
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