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Introduction to Bee Keeping Techniques and Common Types of Pests
Bee keeping also requires attention to the harm caused by pests. Bee pests include bee species, bee lice flies, and wax moths that damage the wax of brood combs. Bee enemies include toads, spiders, and hornets. Let's take a look below. Toads: Toads mostly appear in summer
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Keeping a Close Watch on Rural "Three Assets" Requires Tightening the Institutional "Iron Cage"
As the rural economy continues to develop, the scale of rural collective funds, assets, and resources has also been increasing. However, for a long time, the management of rural "three assets" in many places has been non-standard and incomplete, gradually becoming an area prone to frequent grassroots corruption. Recently, in Jishou City, which is under the administration of Xiangxi, a
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Keeping the red line for cultivated land is key to advancing ecological civilization
On June 3, the State Council Information Office held a briefing, inviting experts to introduce the situation regarding China's ecological civilization development. Zhang Xiaoling, assistant to the director of the Land Surveying and Planning Institute of the Ministry of Land and Resources, believes that advancing ecological civilization requires keeping the red line for cultivated land. Regarding how to use land in
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How does the beekeeping industry help farmers increase their income?
Editor's note: The beekeeping industry occupies a relatively important position in our national economy. It not only provides society with abundant bee products, but can also help farmers increase their income and become prosperous. At present, China raises about 6.5 million bee colonies, with an annual output of nearly 200,000 tons of honey, 1,500 tons of royal jelly, and 1,100 tons of pollen, all ranking first in the world's beekeeping industry. Honey and royal jelly are China's traditional export commodities. Annual honey exports exceed 100,000 tons, and royal jelly exceeds 900 tons, with export volumes ranking first in the world. Bee product exports earn more than 80 million US dollars in foreign exchange.
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Xinkou Town, Tianjin: Fresh Vegetables Delivered to the Urban Area
[ Introduction China Vegetable Network ] As the Spring Festival approaches, vegetable farmers in Xinkou Town drive to their greenhouses at 3 a.m. every night, hang battery-powered lamps, and begin harvesting, packing, and loading vegetables into baskets, keeping them fresh in time so consumers can eat freshly picked vegetables. To ensure fresh vegetables
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