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Plum blossoms bloom one after another! The China Plum and Wintersweet Exhibition is here
On February 18, the 19th China Plum and Wintersweet Exhibition opened at the Hengshan Scenic Area of Wuxi Plum Garden. It is understood that this China Plum and Wintersweet Exhibition is mainly jointly organized by the Plum and Wintersweet Branch of the China Flower Association, Southeast University, and Wuxi Cultural Tourism Development Group Co., Ltd., with the theme "Plums Fill China, Flowers Bloom in Prosperity
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Vietnamese and Thai durians flood the market, and imported durian prices plunge 30-40% in one month
According to Vietnamese media reports, at the end of April the orchard purchase price of Ri 6 (Vietnamese Chin Hoa) fell 30-40% compared with early April, to 50,000-55,000 Vietnamese dong/kg, equivalent to 14.7-15.2 yuan/kg. Surveys show that purchase prices in Tien Giang Province, Ben Tre Province and Can Tho City were only 50,000
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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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Organic and eco-friendly farming exceeds 16,500 hectares; this one cooperative alone contributes nearly 150 hectares
Organic agriculture benefits environmental sustainability and is also an important production method for safe food. Since the "New Agriculture Innovation Promotion Program" in 2016, the Council of Agriculture set a target of 15,000 hectares of organic and eco-friendly farming area in Taiwan, China by 2020, with a growth target of 10%, or 1,500 hectares, each year thereafter.
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Over a thousand rejects of flowers destroyed; florist says they can still hold on, but the ones suffering are the flower farmers
During the pandemic prevention period, fresh flowers cannot wait for the outbreak to ease. Jing Zhiming, the second-generation head of Yongjin Flowers, said over 100,000 yuan worth of flowers were thrown away in a month, but he feels even more for the flower farmers who lost everything. Photo by Chen Zhiyuan. Image source: Apple Daily News "This year is the year the most flowers have been thrown away
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Drone spraying pays for itself in the first year, the first pot of gold was not wasted
35-year-old young farmer Shi Weihao has been using agricultural plant protection machines for "aerial spraying" for more than 3 years. He recouped his investment in the first year and earned his first pot of gold, but during peak season he often leaves early and returns late, and he once accidentally got pesticide sprayed into his eyes, which still has not healed; as demand for plant protection machine spraying grows higher
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Tea Science Popularization: A One-Time Guide to Understanding the Six Major Tea Types
When it comes to beverages, if coffee represents Western culture, then tea is certainly an important part of Eastern society's centuries of development. Coffee, alcohol and tea are called the world's three major beverages, each with its own characteristics and each with its own adherents, and unlike the strong flavors of coffee and alcohol,
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Behind the Success of Organic Tea: A Tea Farmer Risked Everything for 8 Years to Protect the Blue Magpie
Reported by the Tea Knowledge website. The annual output value of Taiwan's tea industry is nearly 10 billion, and many operators are selling tea like crazy, but one man sold so much that he had only 30 yuan left in his savings. He is Huang Bojun, founder of an organic tea brand. Because he hoped tea farmers would adopt pesticide-free farming to conserve the local ecology
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Chu Orange's listing plan postponed by one year: can a fruit-growing company successfully land on the capital market?
Recently, according to a report by The Paper, Chu Yibin, general manager of Chu's Agriculture, the company behind Chu Orange, revealed the company's listing ideas and plans at a press conference. According to Chu Yibin, 4 advisory institutions have already moved in, but due to the impact of the epidemic, the listing plan will be delayed by one year
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How much does fresh Yunnan black truffle (Tuber) cost per jin, and why is it so expensive?
Why is truffle so expensive? Scarce yield. Truffles are extremely picky about their growing environment. Once there is a slight change in the sunlight, moisture or soil pH of their growing environment, truffles may be unable to continue growing. Things are precious when they are rare, and the truffle's strict requirements for growing conditions lead to its scarce yield, so the price naturally keeps climbing.
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