-
First online sale of Jianshi honey peaches a great success; second wave opens on the 5th in hopes of another record-breaking result
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Chen Ming-tsung) The Jianshi Township Office in Hsinchu County has been assisting honey peach farmers with production and marketing, and as the pandemic entered Level 3 alert, the results have been quite fruitful, with sales nearing 20 million yuan; to maintain good customer service and fruit quality, the platform will open again on the 5th...
-
What are the application conditions for the facility livestock and poultry subsidy project in Fujian Province?
Fujian Province attaches great importance to the development of modern animal husbandry and has introduced a series of policies and measures to strengthen, benefit and enrich the livestock industry, laying a solid foundation for the stable development of the industry. The following are the application conditions for the facility livestock and poultry subsidy project in Fujian Province: Application conditions for the livestock and poultry subsidy project 1. Declaration items
-
Four-not-alike photographed for the first time in Lishui, Zhejiang: what is it, and what protection level does it belong to?
In recent years, as the country has stepped up protection of wild animals and the natural environment, more and more nature reserves have captured precious wild animals on camera. Recently, Lishui in Zhejiang photographed a "four-not-alike" for the first time! So what is a four-not-alike? What protection level does it belong to? Let's find out together below.
-
Reasons and Solutions for Clivia Flower Stuck in the Leaves (Jiajian) When Blooming
Clivia is a famous flowering plant, and its blooming period falls right around New Year's Day, making it a very important holiday flower. However, some gardeners have noticed that although their Clivia has bloomed, the flowers are stuck between the leaves. This phenomenon is called "jiajian" (flower stuck in the leaves). So what should you do when this happens?
-
The latest methods for collecting stumps and sourcing material for Syzygium buxifolium bonsai
Syzygium buxifolium is a wild evergreen shrub of the mountainous regions of Jiangnan, and is rarely cultivated artificially. According to its ecological habits and biological characteristics, it can be propagated by sowing or cuttings. However, for making bonsai, wild plants or old stumps are mostly used. Collecting from the wild: in the mountains and hills of Jiangnan,
-
2017 Public Notice of the First Batch of Classified Archiving of New-Type Agricultural Machinery Purchase Subsidy Products in the Heilongjiang Reclamation Area
To all relevant units: The archiving work for new-type agricultural machinery purchase subsidy products in the Heilongjiang Reclamation Area for 2017 (first batch) has been completed. A total of 132 products were submitted, of which 58 products passed expert review (see the attachment for specific details). This notice is hereby issued for public comment. The public comment period is February 2017
-
The Queen of Herbs: A Detailed Guide to Lavender Planting Methods and Blooming Times in Ili, Xinjiang
Lavender is also known as the perfume plant, spirit fragrance herb, herb, yellow fragrance herb, and lavender (Lavandula). Lavender is also known as the "Queen of Herbs." Richly romantic lavender not only has extremely high ornamental value but also extremely high medicinal value. Therefore, more and more people in China are growing lavender.
-
Can jaboticaba be grown under the climatic conditions of Zhejiang?
Jaboticaba can be grown in Zhejiang. In addition, it can also be grown in the open air in Jiangsu, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Sichuan, Chongqing, Yunnan and other places, and can also be grown in greenhouses in Shandong and other places. Generally, it can be grown as long as the climate is humid, the light is sufficient and the soil fertility is sufficient.
-
Experience sharing on self-breeding live bait for mandarin fish farming
Last year, the mandarin fish farming area in Wujiang City exceeded 10,000 mu. Zhang Qifang, a skilled mandarin fish farmer at the Sixth Branch of the East Taihu Aquaculture General Farm, farmed 20 mu of mandarin fish in 1999, with 83.5 mu of supporting ponds (of which 44 mu were used for restocking oriental river prawns), achieving a mandarin fish yield of 613 kg per mu and a per-mu profit of 3,163 yuan. Mandarin fish alone
-
First outbreak of lumpy skin disease in the country: infected cattle that survive are left skin and bones; virus suspected to have been carried by mosquitoes and flies from Fujian to Kinmen
First outbreak of lumpy skin disease in the country: infected cattle that survive are left skin and bones; virus suspected to have been carried by mosquitoes and flies from Fujian to Kinmen
条件筛选