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Hainan cowpea found to contain banned pesticide, Wuhan Municipal Agriculture Bureau reports
Eastday.com news, February 22: Yesterday the Wuhan Municipal Agriculture Bureau announced that on February 6, the bureau sent a letter to the Hainan Provincial Department of Agriculture requesting assistance in an investigation, and that as of the date of the letter, cowpeas produced in Hainan would be barred from the Wuhan market for three months. The Municipal Agriculture Bureau said that from January to early February of this year,
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Experts from the Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences carry out science and technology services in Hainan, Guangdong and Guangxi
Website news In recent days, expert service teams from the Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences have been active in Hainan, Guangdong and Guangxi, carrying out science and technology disaster relief. After Typhoon Rammasun, the Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences, in accordance with the emergency deployment of the Ministry of Agriculture, launched the "Hundred Experts Science and Technology Disaster Relief Action", sending out a
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How much does a Hainan yellow rosewood sapling cost per plant?
Hainan yellow rosewood is also called jiangxiangtan, hualimu, huali, jiangxiang, etc., and is a second-class protected plant in our country. Hainan yellow rosewood grows into usable timber relatively slowly, but its wood is very solid and its grain is quite attractive, it is easy to match colors, and it has strong workability, making it a relatively
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Hainan Green Kumquat Planting Methods and Fruit-Bearing Years Explained
Summary Site selection: Discard shriveled, fleshless seeds, air-dry them and sow immediately; the plantation should be on flat land or hills, with fertile, well-draining soil and convenient transportation. Sowing: Do not sow too densely; after sowing, cover immediately with straw to prevent moisture
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What fruits are suitable for growing in Hainan? Get to know these varieties
Hainan is a provincial-level administrative region of the People's Republic of China, with Haikou as its capital and "Qiong" as its abbreviation. Everyone knows that Hainan's climate is relatively hot, so what fruits are suitable for growing in Hainan? 1. Hainan's climate characteristics. Hainan Island is located at the northern edge of the tropics and has a tropical monsoon climate.
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A Detailed Guide to the Cultivation Techniques and Management Methods of Hainan Rosewood
Hainan rosewood is a precious timber; its Chinese scientific name is Dalbergia odorifera, and it is also called Hainan rosewood, rosewood, etc. So what are the cultivation techniques for Hainan rosewood? 1. Growth habits of Hainan rosewood. Hainan rosewood originates from the low-altitude plains and hilly areas of Jianfengling in Diaoluo Mountain on Hainan Island, China.
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A Detailed Guide to the Planting Methods and Key Technical Points for Huanghuali (Hainan Rosewood)
As natural Huanghuali declines, more and more Huanghuali is now grown artificially. What are the planting methods for Huanghuali? Planting Huanghuali: 1. Huanghuali is suitable for spring planting; it is a sun-loving tree species with low site requirements, and lateritic red soil or brown brick-red soil is suitable for planting.
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How to Plant Coconut Palms? Detailed Explanation of Planting Methods and Key Technical Points
The coconut palm is a common tree in Hainan, Yunnan and other places, combining ornamental and edible value, especially the juice inside which can be processed into various foods, and it is very popular among people. So how do you plant a coconut palm? 1. Digging holes Coconut palms are generally planted in the rainy season, with a spacing of
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Can durian be grown in Hainan? An introduction to the growing conditions
Durian is a fruit that many people love to eat. It is rich in nutritional value, and eating it regularly can strengthen the body and tonify the spleen and qi. So, can durian be grown in Hainan, China? 1. Can durian be grown in Hainan? It can be grown. Durian is a famous tropical
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When do Hainan lychees ripen? A complete guide to ripening times
Hainan lychees generally ripen in May-June, with a small portion ripening in July-August. However, because varieties differ, the ripening times also vary slightly. For example, E Dan Li generally ripens in mid-June, Fei Zi Xiao generally ripens from late May to mid-June, seedless lychee generally ripens in June, lychee
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