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Odor-Free Backyard Chicks on the Balcony: A Returnee Female Young Farmer and a Chicken Farmer Co-Create an Online Life Education Course
(Taiwan TB News/Reporter Chen Mingzong) In response to the arrival of the post-pandemic era, Half-Farmer Living Workshop and Brother-in-Law Farm have jointly developed an online plus hands-on course on raising chicks on the balcony, experiencing the life lesson of caring for life, loving and being loved; you can even raise chickens and hatch eggs odor-free at home...
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A home that stands out is precisely a reflection of life's achievements
Nao Dong Shou Zuo listens to the sounds of the night with you! Follow us. Why choose a smart home? 1. Smart homes will eventually become universal, entering every household. Smart home is the product of combining human technology and art, embodying wisdom and intelligence, truly...
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Folk tale: The daughter sacrifices herself to save her father and attains enlightenment, while her greedy father begs for the rest of his life
Long, long ago, there was a kingdom called Xinglin, with the reign title Miaozhuang. The emperor was named Pojia, and everyone called him King Miaozhuang. King Miaozhuang had three daughters: the eldest princess Miaoshu, the second princess Miaoyin, and the third princess Miaoshan. The eldest and second princesses dressed in red and green every day, and from morning...
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Imagining the Future of Forestry in Taiwan, China (Part 1): Forestry Life in Japan and Self-Harvesting Forestry
Imagining the Future of Forestry in Taiwan, China - Part 1: Forestry Life in Japan and Self-Harvesting Forestry
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How much is Chinese herbal medicine Stephania (Dibulong) per jin? Place of origin, bonsai lifespan, plus planting methods
Shanwugui, also known as Dibulong, belongs to the Menispermaceae family and the Stephania genus. It often grows on rocky mountains and is a famous traditional Chinese herbal medicine in Yunnan. There are about 50 species worldwide, 30 in China, and 18 in Yunnan. So how much is Shanwugui per jin? Where are the main places of origin? How many years can it be kept as a bonsai?
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Is the ozone vegetable washer really effective at removing pesticides, or is it a rumor? Smart Life Lab puts it to the test
As temperatures rise day by day, fresh fruits and vegetables are gradually coming onto the market. But what is worrying is that although fruits and vegetables are tasty, pesticides are hard to wash off. For the pesticides on fruits and vegetables...
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This inconspicuous field weed is called the "life-saving vegetable," and it grows like crazy when tossed into a flower pot
This wild plant with purplish-red stems that grows creeping along the ground is purslane (Portulaca oleracea). It has strong vitality and often grows by roadsides, in farmland, and in the mountains and fields, making it an inconspicuous weed in the field. It is generally very common in temperate and tropical regions. Now...
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Don't rush to throw away a dying flower. Feed it a little "medicine" and it may not only come back to life but also burst with growth.
These days many people are starting to grow flowers, partly to make the home environment look fresher, and partly to help purify the air at home. Many people may think that growing flowers is just simply watering and loosening the soil, but in fact, growing...
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Pothos has very strong growth habits, no wonder it is called the flower of life
Pothos (scientific name: Epipremnum aureum), belonging to the genus Epipremnum, is a large evergreen vine that grows in tropical regions, often climbing on rocks and tree trunks in rainforests. It has strong twining ability and well-developed aerial roots, and can be grown in water...
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