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Grow potted chives alongside your flowers: harvest two crops a month and never buy vegetables all year
I believe many flower lovers who enjoy growing plants have also potted some vegetables, right? Especially on the balcony, potting some baby bok choy and small chili peppers is both attractive and pickable. Among all potted vegetables, potted chives are relatively popular. Why...
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Persistent drought in Northeast China: which crops are suitable for farmers who have not yet sown?
Since April, Northeast China has experienced persistent drought, and so far the drought in most parts of the Northeast has still not been well alleviated. For some farmers who have already planted corn, they are all thinking about watering to ease the drought, but for...
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Applying post-emergence herbicide to corn and then re-spraying after rain does great harm to the crops
If it rains right after applying herbicide to corn, the efficacy of the sprayed herbicide may be weakened, but how much it is weakened also depends on the timing of the spraying and application. Most current herbicides are basically systemic herbicides, and absorption...
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What harm does year-after-year rotary tilling with a rotary tiller do? Only when you understand it can your crops grow well
The rotary tiller is also a new working method born along with the spread of agricultural mechanization in China in recent years. As to whether rotary tiller operation helps agricultural production, the answer is definitely yes, but rotary tiller operation also brings quite a few problems. Rot...
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Key Points for Control and Self-Inspection in Oil Crop Cultivation: Safeguarding Edible Oil Safety from the Source
Edible oil safety must start from the cultivation source. This article introduces key points on pest and disease control, harvesting and storage, and self-inspection declaration for oil crops such as peanuts and rapeseed, helping growers and operators secure the source and protect oil quality and safety.
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For alkaline soil, these fertilizers are suitable choices so that crops can grow well
Soil salinization is one of the most common phenomena in farmland, and it is related to factors such as improper application of soil fertilizers, too little application of organic fertilizer, and too shallow a plow layer. Fertilizers for saline-alkali land must not be used indiscriminately, otherwise it will only worsen salinization. At the same time, for acidic...
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What to Do When Crops Develop Black Spot? A Detailed Guide to Prevention and Control Methods
What should you do when black spot appears?
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What impact do pathogens and insect damage have on crops?
The impact of pathogen damage or insect feeding damage
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