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Menglian joins hands with China and Israel to build Asia's avocado hometown, expanding planting scale this year
Menglian, located in Pu'er City, Yunnan Province, China, is an autonomous county of ethnic minorities including the Dai, Wa and Lahu peoples. This obscure place, situated at the southwesternmost corner of China's border and adjoining Myanmar, has become known to more and more
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Shandong Bambo Chemical's Fake Pesticide "Shaweibang" Accused of Being Inferior Pesticide; Arrests Approved in Major Counterfeit Pesticide Case
According to a notice from the Agricultural Administrative Law Enforcement Brigade of Xianju County, Zhejiang Province, the county recently uncovered a case of fake and inferior pesticides. In October 2017, during the "Green Sword" campaign against counterfeit agricultural materials, the Xianju County Agricultural Bureau took a sample from an agricultural supply store of emamectin benzoate labeled as "Shaweibang". Testing showed
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Yuhebao Lychee Management Methods and Post-Harvest Handling Points
Post-Harvest Management Practices for Yuhebao Lychee How should Yuhebao lychee be maintained after harvest? How can a good tree structure be established, and how should fertilizer be applied? Let's take a look together below. 1. Do a good job of pruning, cultivate strong fruiting branches, and establish
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Vermicomposting: Turning Kitchen Waste into Fertilizer
Research and development of vermicomposting: How do you handle your household kitchen waste? If you always throw it away, that is actually a waste. Below we will teach you how to use kitchen waste to make valuable fertilizer. Kitchen waste is produced by every household every day
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How do you grow hyacinths and what should you do after a hyacinth finishes blooming? Do hyacinths need sun?
Have you ever grown hyacinths? Then what problems did you run into while growing them? For example, how should you handle a hyacinth after it finishes blooming? Below are the common problems encountered when growing hyacinths; take a look and see if the answers you want are here. Q1. This year at i
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How to treat apple scab (apple black spot)? A new breakthrough treatment lends a hand
Do you like eating apples? Then you know that apples are very prone to pests and diseases, and some growers spray pesticides to prevent them, which makes it easy for apples to end up with pesticide residues. Apple scab, also known as apple black spot, is a disease caused by fungi and is especially
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Litchi stink bug feeding damage to lychee and longan: how to control it and handle the eggs
The most serious pest and disease problem for lychee is the damage caused by the litchi stink bug, so when is the best time to control this pest? Now is the critical time to prevent damage from the litchi stink bug! Around February each year. The Council of Agriculture held a press conference on the 12th calling for action: the litchi stink bug, which causes serious harm to lychee and longan, is preparing to lay eggs, and farmers are urged to carry out area-wide integrated control.
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Treatment methods for banana yellow leaf disease and medication for sucker handling
Banana yellow leaf disease is very difficult to cure. To confront yellow leaf disease head-on, there are only two paths: prevention and control. In areas where it has not yet broken out, prevention of infection must be strong; in areas where it has already broken out, efforts should be made to reduce damage and prevent the epidemic from spreading. Banana farmers are encouraged to establish isolation zones on their farms,
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How to Handle Discarded Mushroom Sticks and Bags, and the Effects of Eating Raw Shiitake Mushrooms
Xinshe in Taichung is the main production area for shiitake mushrooms in Taiwan, China, supplying about 80% of the shiitake mushrooms for the whole of Taiwan, China. With large-scale shiitake cultivation comes the problem of handling a huge number of discarded space bags. Because the price of waste bag disposal has soared, mushroom farmers have no choice but to pile the waste bags in their mushroom sheds.
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Marigold Pest and Disease Types and How to Handle Them After They Fade
Marigolds rarely have disease and pest problems. Occasionally wet soil or pests can trigger one of several fungal infections, shown by discolored spots, mold coatings, or wilting on the leaves.. The best defense is to keep weeds down and the place where marigolds are planted well drained
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