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How to properly water winter wheat for overwintering? The latest tips are here
As the temperature gradually turns cooler, winter wheat has now been sown in most areas, and shortly after the winter wheat emerges, farmers will begin watering the overwintering water. Many people are curious about the role of this overwintering water. Let's learn about it together with the editor below. 1. Wheat
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Summary of the Latest Technical Points for Orchard Management in September
In September, the weather gradually enters the Autumn Equinox period, and the climate turns cooler. For fruit growers, this is not only the harvest season, but also the most important period of the year. A single careless move may cause a serious drop in yield and quality. So how should orchards be managed in September? Part One
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A Detailed Guide to the Latest Key Points for Pruning Citrus Trees
As we now gradually move into autumn, the citrus marketing season has also arrived. China's citrus planting area is currently very large, and when growing citrus, pruning work is indispensable. When pruning citrus, we must adjust the pruning method according to seasonal changes.
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What are the maintenance and repair methods for center pivot irrigation systems?
The weather is gradually warming up, which also signals that the planting season is about to begin. Have you already done proper maintenance on your irrigation equipment? So how do you maintain and repair a center pivot irrigation system? Irrigation systems should undergo proper preventive maintenance and care, especially during irrigation
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How to quickly identify counterfeit and shoddy fertilizers?
In rural areas, a few unscrupulous dealers go from village to village and door to door, using prizes as a cover to deceive farming households with counterfeit and shoddy fertilizers, affecting farmers' harvest for a whole season. In order to protect our own lawful rights and interests, today we will explain how to quickly identify counterfeit and shoddy fertilizers.
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Is tartary buckwheat, which is both medicinal and edible, a whole grain? Which regions are suitable for growing it? When to plant? When to harvest? (with cultivation techniques for each region)
In May 2018, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs issued technical guidance for tartary buckwheat production, stating that tartary buckwheat has a short growth period, is drought-tolerant and tolerant of poor soil, is rich in bioflavonoids, and is an important resource for health foods. The national perennial planting area of tartary buckwheat is 500-600 wan mu, with a total output of 60-65 wan tons, so
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What should Chinese yam not be eaten with? The benefits and effects of Chinese yam, a food and medicine dual-use ingredient
Chinese yam, also commonly called huaishan, is a highly nutritious food and also a Chinese medicinal herb used as both food and medicine, and it is deeply loved by the public. So what should Chinese yam not be eaten with? What are the benefits and effects of Chinese yam? Let us introduce it to you below.
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How to Eat Chili Pepper Leaves as a Medicinal and Edible Plant: Benefits, Effects, and Who Should Avoid Them
As the saying goes, no spicy food, no joy, which shows just how popular chili peppers are. In real life, chili pepper leaves are also edible and can achieve the effects of dispelling cold and aiding weight loss, so many people also boil chili pepper leaves or serve them cold dressed. So how should chili pepper leaves be eaten? Benefits and
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Tsaoko: Easy to Grow and High-Yielding, a Detailed Guide to the Cultivation Techniques of This Dual-Use Medicinal and Culinary Herb
Tsaoko is a dual-use medicinal and culinary Chinese medicinal herb; its taste is pungent and its nature is warm. It has the effects of drying dampness and strengthening the spleen, and of resolving phlegm and treating malaria, and it is also an important cooking spice. Domestically, besides relying on harvesting wild resources, it is currently still imported from abroad. Tsaoko is mainly distributed in Vietnam and in parts of Guangxi,
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Introduction to dandelion cultivation techniques, and how much is it per jin as a medicinal and edible plant?
Dandelion is also known as Huanghua Diding, Popodding, Huahualang, Pugongcao, etc. It is a plant used both as medicine and food, and can be eaten raw, stir-fried, made into soup, made into wine, or used as medicine. So, how do you grow dandelion? Here we introduce dandelion cultivation techniques. I. Dandelion
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