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Flower growing costs may rise in Europe due to US tax increases
Recently, according to German AMI data, last year Germany's flowers and ornamental plants grew by 1% yuan compared with the same period the previous year. It is not hard to see that the growth was relatively slow, and at the same time sales in its sub-sectors all declined year on year. In fact, the slow growth in flower sales is somewhat related to the overall economic environment.
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What are the benefits of chili peppers? Boosting circulation and increasing satiety
Chili peppers are used to speed up circulation, increase bioavailability, and enhance the effects of other spices. If you have ever eaten chili peppers, no one needs to tell you that they speed up the body, because you will sweat and feel their effects. The most widely used medicinal
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Darjeeling black tea output plunges 90%, Indian tea prices may soar
Darjeeling black tea, ranked among the world's three major black teas, has recently been severely affected in output by local ethnic conflict and a major strike, with tea production in June alone falling 90%, dealing a major blow to the global tea market. Foreign media reported earlier that eastern India
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Banning kitchen waste feeding of pigs: kitchen waste may become a transmission route for African swine fever virus
If the African swine fever virus enters China, then kitchen waste is also a very risky transmission route. Let's take a look below. If the African swine fever virus enters China, kitchen waste is absolutely a high-risk route, but at present, after taking stock, the Council of Agriculture has
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Tightening supply and demand for high-quality corn, prices may continue to stay firm
Out of concern over quality issues, large feed enterprises in North China began increasing corn stocks relatively early. There are still nearly 40 days until the Spring Festival, but feed enterprises in North China have already been stockpiling for more than 10 days, and their corn inventories have already increased considerably compared with early December 2015.
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El Niño May Adversely Affect Autumn Grain Production, Ministry of Agriculture Issues Warning
Xinhua News Agency, Chengdu, July 27 (Reporter Wang Yu) Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Xinrong, speaking at the national on-site meeting on combating disasters and striving for a bumper autumn grain harvest held here, said that the current period is the critical time for "flood control and drought relief during late July and early August," and also a critical period for the growth and development of autumn grain and for disaster prevention and reduction.
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Homestead Land Exit May Trigger Land Disputes with Farmers; Multiple Provinces and Regions Explore New Models
The state's exploration of the homestead land exit mechanism will be comprehensively accelerated. The reporter has just learned that in the national comprehensive pilot program for new urbanization, which is about to be officially launched, the pilot areas will establish the confirmation, registration and certification of homestead land rights, reform and improve the rural homestead land system, and on the basis of revising
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Why has drought appeared in many places this year? Experts say the drought may continue
In recent times, high temperatures have occurred across most of northern China, further intensifying soil moisture evaporation and causing the drought to spread rapidly across various regions. Meteorological experts believe that in summer, it is fairly common for some parts of China to experience either drought or flooding. At present, the main grain-producing areas have not formed large-scale drought, but grain output in some local areas with more severe drought has been greatly affected
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Severe Drought Hits Multiple Regions, Rising Agricultural Prices May Benefit Grain Companies
It was learned from the consultation meeting recently held by the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters that since the beginning of summer, precipitation has been below normal in the northwest, north China, the Huang-Huai region, the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze River, and parts of the southwest, with severe drought occurring in some provinces and autonomous regions. Specifically, on July 28, Henan and Shaanxi provinces both activated a Level III drought relief emergency response, with Henan Province experiencing its most severe drought in 63 years. In addition, severe drought has also occurred in the Huaibei area of Anhui Province, which has already mobilized more than 300,000 people for drought relief.
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Rising Domestic Demand for Soybean Meal in China May Cause Exports to Decline in the Second Half
Traders and analysts say that China's soybean meal exports in the first half of this year tripled compared with the same period a year earlier, but as domestic soybean crushing margins improve and domestic soybean meal demand rises, China's soybean meal export supply may decrease. Analysts say that reduced Chinese soybean meal exports
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