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China Meteorological Administration to Pilot Facility Agriculture Meteorological Disaster Forecasting
The reporter learned from the China Meteorological Administration that the pilot work on forecasting the impact of meteorological disasters on facility agriculture will be launched in the near future at the meteorological bureaus of five provinces and municipalities: Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Liaoning and Shandong. Large-scale facility agriculture operators in these five provinces and municipalities will not only receive regular weather forecasts, but
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Precipitation in the central and eastern parts of North China this week will help alleviate drought conditions
Last week, most of northern China had good light and heat conditions, which was conducive to crop growth; most of North China received effective precipitation, and drought conditions eased in some areas; central Liaoning, western Shandong Peninsula and other places still had no effective precipitation, and drought conditions persisted. Eastern Southwest China, along the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and
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More paddy fields in southwest China converted from water to dry land, undermining disaster resilience and the ecological environment
Paddy fields seen everywhere in southwest China are facing a crisis: more and more are being converted from water to dry land, more are being left abandoned, and their number keeps shrinking. This not only directly affects agricultural production but, more importantly, paddy fields in the southwest also serve as a huge water conservation area, and their destruction poses no small hidden risk to agriculture
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In 2014, the national flood disaster situation was generally mild
Reporters learned from the Office of the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters that in 2014 China's flood control and drought relief work achieved remarkable results. No major dikes nationwide breached, no large or medium-sized reservoirs collapsed, and the number of deaths from floods nationwide was the lowest in history. Over the year, the flood-affected population was reduced by 19.9 million, 20.08 million mu of cropland was saved from inundation, 2.98 million tons of grain losses from floods were avoided, 93 cities at or above the county level were prevented from being inundated, and the flood control and disaster reduction benefit reached 37.9 billion yuan. Drought relief recovered 31.39 million tons of grain and 29.8 billion yuan in cash crop losses, and resolved drinking water difficulties caused by drought for 16.56 million people and 7.9 million large livestock.
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China's soybean industry suffers an irreparable disaster
It is not an easy thing for China to feed itself: because China has 21% of the world's population but only 9% of the world's arable land. China's most fertile land depends on irrigation and is therefore vulnerable to water pollution, floods or drought. China's water resources are quite scarce
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China Aster: Planting Methods, Precautions and Propagation Methods
China aster (Callistephus chinensis) is something everyone is probably fairly familiar with, because it is especially common in our daily lives. The China aster is somewhat similar to the daisy, with small and delicate flowers in rich, colorful shades. It has extremely high ornamental value and has become a common ornamental flower for courtyards and parks. So
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What is the best time to sow biennial China asters?
The China aster is a biennial herbaceous plant. It grows singly, with an upright stem covered in white rough hairs, and its leaves are elliptical and ovate. Its flower heads produce inflorescences, blooming every year with bright red, bright white and blue-purple flowers, and it is mostly grown for ornamental display in gardens, botanical gardens, courtyards and flower beds.
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How to Grow China Asters? Planting Methods, Precautions, and Pest and Disease Control Tips
China asters are often used in gardening and are an economical flower species. China asters come in a rich variety of colors, including blue, red, white, and yellow. So, what planting methods and precautions are there for China asters? What pests and diseases affect China asters, and how are they controlled? 1
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How to Grow China Aster? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Planting Methods
The China aster is also known as Jiangxi la, July chrysanthemum, Gesang flower, etc. It is an annual or biennial herb of the genus Callistephus in the Asteraceae family, produced in Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, Shanxi, Shandong, Yunnan, Sichuan and other places, growing on hillsides, in grass clumps, by water or in shady sparse woods, and is usually introduced as an ornamental planting for botanical gardens, gardens, courtyards and other public places.
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What is the ranking of ginger-producing areas in Shandong?
Shandong Province is located along the eastern coast of China and has a warm temperate monsoon climate, with rain and heat in the same season, concentrated precipitation, and abundant sunlight resources, with an average annual temperature of 11°C-14°C. Its unique natural geographical environment and climatic conditions are very suitable for the growth of ginger, and Shandong Province's
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