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Shandong Provincial Department of Agriculture Issues the 2017 Summer Corn Production Technical Guidelines
In order to optimize the corn planting structure, vigorously promote key corn production technologies, promote the integration of agricultural machinery and agronomy, improve production efficiency, achieve cost savings and efficiency gains, and ensure the stable and sustainable development of corn production, the Provincial Department of Agriculture organized relevant experts to research and formulate the "20
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When do cherries from Shandong and Sichuan in China and imported cherries hit the market? Can you eat a lot of them?
Cherries are also known as wedge elm peach, han tao, zhu ying, le tao, biao tao, mei tao, jing tao, ya mi and so on. They are imported cherries produced in American countries such as the United States, Canada, and Chile, with large fruit and thick skin. So in which month do cherries from Shandong and Sichuan in China and imported cherries generally
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Differences Between Huaishan and Shanyao, Authentic Producing Areas, and How to Treat Itchy Hands
Huaishan generally refers to Chinese yam (Dioscorea polystachya), roughly equivalent to Huaishan yam, and broader than Huai yam. So is there a difference between it and Shanyao? What are the authentic producing areas? What to do about itchy hands? It is understood that in the Xinxiang region of Henan, in Wen County, Wuzhi, and Bo'ai, with most concentrated in Qinyang County, Henan (formerly part of the Huaiqing Prefecture
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What soil is suitable for garlic chives? Treating alkaline soil this way
Garlic chives not only have excellent edible value, but also high medicinal value. Many traditional medicines indicate that garlic chives can nourish the liver and spleen and stomach, and have certain effects on lowering blood lipids and blood pressure. So what soil is suitable for growing garlic chives? Adaptation of garlic chives to soil
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Kalanchoe (Christmas kalanchoe) growing methods, cautions, and how to handle a plant that only grows leaves and won't bloom
Kalanchoe, also known as the longevity flower, dwarf kalanchoe and Christmas kalanchoe, is a perennial evergreen succulent flowering plant in the Crassulaceae family. Its natural blooming period usually begins in late December and can last until early May of the following year, which is why it is named the longevity flower; it carries the meaning of great good fortune and a long life of a hundred years
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2018 Technical Guidance on Spring Wheat Management for the Whole City of Zibo, Shandong
To ensure the smooth progress of spring wheat field management and a bumper wheat harvest, the Zibo Municipal Government of Shandong issued a notice on the 2018 technical guidance on spring wheat management for the whole city. Among these, the flag-leaf stage has high temperatures and strong transpiration, and is most sensitive to water, making it the critical period for wheat water demand.
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What Plant Are Zongzi Leaves From? Wholesale Prices and Fresh Handling Methods
The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the Dragon Boat Festival, and eating zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional Chinese custom. Zongzi leaves are one of the indispensable materials for making zongzi, the food eaten on the day of the Dragon Boat Festival. So what plant are zongzi leaves from? How much is the wholesale price per jin? Fresh
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The origin of the saying "the daylily has gone cold" and the toxicity of fresh daylily buds and how to handle them
Daylily, also known as golden needle vegetable, lemon daylily, or forget-sorrow grass, belongs to the order Liliales, family Liliaceae, a perennial herbaceous plant, with roots nearly fleshy and often spindle-shaped and swollen in the middle and lower parts. In daily life we often hear people mention that the daylily has gone cold, yet we do not know why. Do you know
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How to Peel Taro Without Itchy Hands? Benefits, Uses and Recipe Collection
Taro, also called yu or yunai, is the underground corm of a plant in the Araceae family; its shape and flesh vary by variety, and the small taro is the kind usually eaten. Many friends do not know what to do about peeling it after buying it home, so how do you peel taro without itchy hands? The benefits and uses of taro
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Why Onions Make Your Eyes Water and How to Deal With It: Does Plugging Your Nose Work?
Onion, also known as bulb onion, round onion, jade onion, onion head, Dutch onion, and foreign onion, is a classic delicacy on the dining table. But onions are rather special, often making friends who chop them both love and hate them. So why do onions make your eyes water? After onions make your eyes water
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