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How to treat swine winter diarrhea? A detailed explanation of integrated Chinese and Western medicine therapy
Porcine epidemic diarrhea in winter, commonly known as winter diarrhea, has its peak incidence from mid-December each year to mid-January of the following year; it strikes suddenly, spreads over a wide area and spreads rapidly; the incidence rate is high, seriously affecting the growth and development of pigs. 1. Symptoms The incubation period of the disease is generally 12-18 h. After infection, adult pigs show symptoms of watery diarrhea; the feces are initially grayish-white, gradually becoming yellowish-green, with an offensive fishy odor. Abdominal distension, vomiting, body temperature rises to 40-41°C in the initial stage, and once the diarrhea passes, the body temperature drops. Thirst and a desire to drink. 10 days
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Wudong Lvfeng Recognized as a Famous Chinese Tea
Recently, the book "Chronicles of Famous Chinese Teas," edited and published by the Ministry of Agriculture of China, has been released. "Wudong Lvfeng" produced in Zhonglu, Lichuan, is included in the book, which uses more than 3,000 words to detail the growing environment, production process, cultural connotations, sales situation, and more of "Wudong Lvfeng." The teas included in the book are all famous Chinese teas recognized by national experts.
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Introduction to the Propagation Methods of the Chinese Yew (Taxus wallichiana var. mairei)
Select a suitable nursery site: choose a fertile, loose, neutral or slightly acidic soil plot with good drainage, preferably a plot within woodland or a semi-shaded fertile plot. Apply sufficient base fertilizer, rake level, and prepare the beds ready for planting. Seed propagation: the seeds mature in October. After timely harvesting, place them in a mixture of water and fine sand (water-to-sand ratio 2:1). Rub the seeds on a washboard to remove the outer seed coat and wear down the hard fleshy seed coat. Choose a shady, dry plot that does not accumulate water, dig a pit, and store the seeds in the pit mixed with damp river sand at a 1:2 ratio. Take them out in March of the following year
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How to propagate the Chinese yew (Taxus chinensis)? Introduction to common propagation methods and techniques
To propagate the Chinese yew, you should first select good soil and a suitable plot, choosing loose, humus-rich, neutral or slightly acidic high-mountain terraces, and the deep, moist brown earth and dark brown earth on both banks of gullies and streams. Deep plow, level, and dig holes at a spacing of 0.4 m x 1.0 m or 0.4 m x 0.4 m, with holes 40 cm deep, ready for planting. The propagation methods of the Chinese yew include seed propagation and cutting propagation, mainly by raising seedlings and transplanting. I. Seed seedling raising 1. Seed collection and germination in mid-to-late October, when the Chinese yew fruit
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What causes blackened leaf tips and root rot in Chinese orchids (Cymbidium)?
1. Excessive temperature and direct sunlight easily scorch the leaf tips. 2. The potting medium is too rich and stays wet without drying out; in mild cases this causes poor root development and blocked nutrient uptake, making the leaf tips prone to blackening, and in severe cases it causes root rot and death of the orchid plant. 3. Pests. There is a pest similar to aphids that congregates in the potting soil and lives on the orchid roots; it is very small and usually hard to spot, and although its direct damage is not great, it easily infects the orchid roots with disease, causing root rot.
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Detailed Explanation of Ten Measures for Disease Prevention in the Four Major Chinese Carps
I. Sun-drying the pond bottom One of the main purposes of drying the pond is to let the pond bottom be exposed to sunlight for a period of time, so that the organic matter at the bottom oxidizes. II. Thorough pond disinfection Choose lumpy calcium oxide that has not absorbed moisture or weathered. Before use, dissolve it in water to become strongly alkaline lime powder or slurry lime water, which has a killing effect on various pathogenic bacteria and parasites, and can promote the calcification of silt and prevent the reproduction of bacteria. III. Reasonable density Reasonable density means maximizing yield according to your own farming environment and technical conditions
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How to Treat Stunted Pigs: An Introduction to Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Therapy
Stunted pigs are underdeveloped piglets with stunted growth, also called "little old pigs", "runts", or "hedgehog pigs". These pigs only eat feed without gaining meat, causing great waste of manpower, feed, and pen space in pig production as well as economic losses. 1. Symptoms: Stunted pigs have rough, disordered hair, are thin and small in build, with arched backs and sagging bellies, large heads and thick tails; some are anemic, eat normally but grow slowly, and some have alternating constipation and diarrhea; scabies or internal and external parasites are often present. 2. Causes
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Chinese Honeylocust Abnormal Fruit
[Aliases] Xiaoyazao, Yazaojiao, Meizaojiao. [Source] The dried sterile fruit of the plant Chinese honeylocust (Gleditsia sinensis). [Medicinal material] The producing area is the same as that of Large Chinese Honeylocust Fruit. Harvesting and processing: harvested in autumn. Pick the sterile pods and sun-dry them. Characteristics: curved cylindrical, slightly flattened, pointed at both ends, resembling a crescent moon, 4-7 cm long, 0.7-1.2 cm wide at the middle, about 5 mm thick. The surface is purplish-brown to purplish-dark-brown, covered externally with a layer of white powdery bloom; when the bloom is wiped off it appears glossy, and fine longitudinal cracks are commonly seen; the ventral side has a raised ridge line,
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What are the traditional Chinese medicine methods for treating swine erysipelas?
After a pig contracts "swine erysipelas," in addition to intramuscular injection of penicillin and streptomycin, treating it at the same time with traditional Chinese medicine gives good results. The prescription is: cogongrass rhizome 100 g, alum 100 g, gypsum 100 g, dandelion 250 g, realgar 50 g, Chinese violet 100 g, scallion white 100 g, common ducksmeat herb 500 g, willow root 250 g, decocted in water to make a juice; once it has cooled to lukewarm, administer it by drenching all at once, one dose per day, until full recovery.
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Unique and Colorful: A Brief Discussion of Butterfly-Type Floral Art in Chinese Cymbidiums
The "butterflies" among Chinese orchids, in all their myriad forms, have formed one of the most captivating groups in Chinese cymbidiums, collectively known as "Chinese Cymbidium Butterfly-Type Floral Art." Concept: In the flowers of Chinese cymbidiums, if 2 sepals (lateral sepals) or 2 petals (petals) undergo partial or complete mutation into a lip, then the flower colors of this type of orchid become richer and more varied. Usually the lip-transformed perianth segments bear colors such as green, white, red, and pale yellow. These mutated perianth segments curl backward or outward at the tip just like a lip (labellum), and their shape and color resemble butterfly
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