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72% of Brits willing to buy eggs from hens fed on insects, UK study shows
When you see a delicious ingredient on your plate, have you ever thought about what happens on the production and farming side? Imagine that the chicken or eggs on your plate today came from animals that, during rearing, were fed not on grains but on insects. Would that affect your willingness to buy or eat them?
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Severe mouse plague in eastern Australia, rat rain appears from granary equipment
The mouse plague in eastern Australia has been severe over the past six months, with farmers facing the worst rodent infestation in decades. Videos of the local rat infestation have gone viral online, among them a clip posted on Twitter by Australian journalist Lucy Thackray, in which a farmer, while cleaning granary equipment, is seen with a huge mass of rats
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Heirloom seeds passed down through generations, yet over 95% have already disappeared from farmland
More than ten thousand years ago, humans realized they could keep part of the harvested seeds to replant the following year. "Xin Yu": The common people ate meat and drank blood, and clothed themselves in hides and fur; as for Shennong, he thought that crawling insects and running beasts were difficult to raise the people on, so he sought things that could be eaten, tasted the fruits of the hundred plants, and examined sour, bitter, and
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South Korean media praise Huang Wei-che as the driving force behind Tainan's transformation from a historic cultural capital into a global semiconductor powerhouse
Mayor Huang gave an exclusive interview to the South Korean media group Daily Sports Korea (Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Chen Yi-cheng) The South Korean media group Daily Sports Korea recently made a special trip south to interview Tainan Mayor Huang Wei-che, and the content of the exclusive interview has recently appeared in the group's media outlets one after another,...
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Children's Slow Food Festival takes the stage at Guanshan Waterfront Park from April 3 to 4
The first Taitung Slow Food Festival of 2021 is here! County Magistrate Rao Ching-ling invites adults and children to hold hands and come together from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 3 and 4 for a picnic and outing at Guanshan Waterfront Park, eating healthily and having fun while experiencing the...
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Taiwan pineapples banned from import by mainland China: how big is the impact on Taiwan?
China Customs recently suddenly announced the suspension of imports of Taiwan pineapples (ananas), the notice stated that from March 1, 2021, the import of pineapples from the Taiwan region into the mainland would be suspended, and explained that quarantine pests had been intercepted multiple times in pineapples imported from the Taiwan region into the mainland, and that in order to prevent plant epidemic risks from the source
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Organic food from an ancient civilization's green technology
Green technology organic food from an ancient civilization
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Nantou Lantern Festival's flower seas and water dances are beautiful day and night; Magistrate Lin Ming-chen invites people from across the country to come for a spring outing and sightseeing
The 2021 Nantou Lantern Festival was brilliantly lit recently. The Year of the Ox main lantern "Jin Ke Cow," featuring high-tech and futuristic design elements, and the water art secondary lantern "Bamboo Heart - Building Heart," created by well-known local artist Fan Cheng-tsung using natural bamboo and rope coils from Nantou, complement each other. Together with 10 themed lantern zones, Taiwan's first dual water-and-land water dance, and magnificent landscape flower seas, it creates the most fun lantern festival. Magistrate Lin Ming-chen warmly invites people from across the country to come to Nantou for a spring outing and sightseeing, strolling through flower seas and exhibitions during the day, and watching water dances, performances, and lanterns in the evening, enjoying romantic time with family.
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Bottom ash from incinerators turned into recycled concrete invades farmland, causing severe heavy metal exceedances
Incinerator bottom ash reborn as "recycled concrete" invades farmland, heavy metals severely exceed standards, environmental groups: Environmental Protection Administration has opened a back door
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How can you identify which nutrient a flowering plant is lacking from its appearance?
How can you identify which nutrient a flowering plant is lacking from its appearance?
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