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Why Do Farmers Have "Six Fears and Six Worries" About Land Transfer?
Along with the process of urbanization, young and middle-aged rural people have found jobs that suit them in cities and enterprises, and farmland is more often managed by the elderly left behind. This current situation of "the elderly farming the land" has objectively accelerated the process of rural land transfer. The author, during a survey in a certain place in southern Henan,
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Rapeseed Production Halved, China May Repeat the Soybean Industry's Mistakes
Anhui is a major rapeseed-producing region in China, and Hefei, Chuzhou and Lu'an in central Anhui are key rapeseed-growing areas. Zhang Yongwen, a large-scale farmer in the area, told reporters that few people there now grow rapeseed, with wheat and rice being the main crops.
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Multiple seed companies accelerate commercial breeding: good varieties fear no bad market
This year's spring and summer planting seed sales season, for seed companies and the entire industry, is both the worst of times and the best of times. The market is poor, and heavy inventory pressure remains the biggest difficulty commonly faced by seed companies. Taking corn seed as an example, although the hybrid corn seed production area has fallen sharply for two consecutive years and inventory has dropped to 1 billion kg, based on the national hybrid corn seed production area and inventory change trends, changes in corn seed inventory generally lag behind changes in seed production area by about two years. According to this pattern, the first quarter of this year exactly corresponds to the peak in seed production area two years ago.
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What are the "six fears and six worries" farmers have about land transfer?
With the advancement of urbanization, young and middle-aged people in rural areas are finding jobs that suit them in cities and enterprises, and farmland is more often managed by the elderly left behind. This "elderly farming" situation has objectively accelerated the process of rural land transfer. The author, in Zaoyang City, Hubei Province, which has won the national advanced unit for grain production for five consecutive years, visited and listened to the voices of farmers.
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What does the persimmon tree fear most? A detailed guide to pesticide control methods
Many families plant some persimmon trees, after all, the nutritional value of persimmons is also relatively high. Persimmons are actually very rich in pectin, vitamin C, and carotene, and people with constipation or high blood pressure are all very suitable for eating persimmons.
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What conditions are needed for growing okra?
1. Temperature Okra likes warmth and fears severe cold, and has strong heat tolerance. When the air temperature is 13°C and the soil temperature is around 15°C, the seeds can germinate. However, the optimum temperature for both seed germination and the growth period is 25-30°C. When the monthly average temperature is below 17°C, flowering and fruiting are affected; when the night temperature is below 14°C, growth
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What does the pear psylla fear most? Teach you effective control methods
Friends who have never planted pear trees are relatively unfamiliar with the pear psylla, while those who grow pear trees at home should be fairly familiar with it. It is one of the main pests of pear trees in China, mainly because the larvae suck the sap from pear tree leaves and tender shoots, seriously affecting the yield and quality of pears.
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These 8 Flowers Are What Mosquitoes Fear Most - Keep 1 Pot at Home and Save on Mosquito Coils and Insect Repellent
As soon as summer comes, mosquitoes buzz around your ears, and it is truly unbearably annoying. Lighting mosquito coils only stuns them, and within a few hours they are bouncing around again; insect repellent has a strong smell that fumigates the mosquitoes and knocks you out too. Better to keep a few pots of flowers at home. These 8 flowers are what mosquitoes fear most, keep
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The latest on lotus: it needs water but also fears water
The lotus is an aquatic plant and cannot survive without water. "Fearing water" means that if the water level is too high, it will struggle to bloom, or even the whole plant will suffer; because varieties differ, their requirements for water depth also differ. For example, the red lotus growing in Wuhan East Lake, at a water depth of 1.5 m, shows only a few floating leaves, and the standing leaves are all submerged in the water; without standing leaves it cannot bloom. If the standing leaves are submerged for more than 10 days, there is a risk of drowning; even if submerged for 3~5 days, although it can still maintain survival, it will not bloom easily that year.
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Yellow leaves and root rot? No need to worry, toss this into the flower pot and the roots will grow strong
Many friends say that flowers which look perfectly healthy at the flower market turn yellow and even die just a few days after being brought home. In fact, in many cases it is because we are not using the right methods to care for them. Many kinds of household waste in daily life are natural fertilizers, and using them for plants can
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