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Which fruits and vegetables have the most pesticide residue? 12 items including cherries, strawberries and bell peppers make the list
Fruits and vegetables contain dietary fiber, and parents all want their children to eat more of them. An American organization has listed 12 fruits and vegetables with the most pesticide residue, most of which are foods children love to eat. Parents, remember to wash your ingredients thoroughly! During the growing process, fruits and vegetables are sprayed with pesticides, and residue may remain even after washing. US Environmental
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Taiwan's Top 100 MVP Managers Revealed, Director-General of Sanxia District Farmers' Association Makes the List
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Sun Yaochang) The 14th "Taiwan Top 100 MVP Managers" list has been announced. Zhang Yongju, Director-General of the Sanxia District Farmers' Association in New Taipei, was recognized for his outstanding achievements in actively upgrading the cultivation techniques of farmers in Sanxia District and vigorously promoting local agricultural development and the sale of specialty agricultural products...
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Garment Industry Association Joins Taiwan Benchmark Garment Makers to Offer Post-Pandemic Medical Apparel Solutions
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Zhu Zhu) Facing the trend of the circular economy, De Shi Ma Enterprise has combined Da Ai Gan En Technology's eco-friendly recycled innovative fabrics to launch the all-new "InnovativeUniform" innovative workwear, utilizing Taiwan's professional eco-friendly recycled textiles, with antibacterial, stain-resistant,...
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Experts urge rice farmers to switch to organic farming: helps make land sustainable and prevents lodging disaster losses
As extreme climate becomes increasingly severe, the first rice crop harvest period every June often encounters days of torrential rain, causing rice ears to turn green-yellow, lodge and sprout, and farmers rushing to harvest green-cut rice, resulting in agricultural losses; the government must allocate funds to purchase the disaster-affected rice. Liu, head of the Department of Agriculture at Mingdao University
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Yi Ming Tea Garden tea maker Lin Yuping carries on the good taste of tea
Lin Yuping, the person in charge of Yi Ming Tea Garden, likes to call herself a "tea maker". Growing up in her family's own tea garden in the homeland of Oriental Beauty tea, she developed impressive tea-picking skills, yet she also fully came to know the bittersweet realities of running a tea garden. She studied medical technology in university, and after graduating she naturally stayed in a big city
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Where in China is suitable for growing wasabi? Mid-altitude wasabi in Alishan may make a comeback
The distinctive crop "wasabi" of Alishan Township in Chiayi County gradually disappeared after the Forestry Bureau banned its cultivation on national forest land 20 years ago for national land conservation. Jiang Jinpin, a wasabi farmer who is also a wasabi merchant, introduced 12 Japanese varieties 3 years ago and cultivated them under net houses in the Shizhao area at an altitude of about 1200 m, successfully domesticating 2 wasabi varieties suitable for cultivation at mid-altitude, and is expected to be able to give healthy seedlings to farmers for planting next year.
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How did Taiwan, China's coffee make a comeback after 30 years of silence?
While coffee is sweeping the globe, Taiwanese people's coffee drinking habits have also been keeping pace. According to the 2019 "Food Power" survey "Coffee Fans, Which 'Coffee' Can't You Do Without?!", the number of cups of coffee consumed in Taiwan, China rose from 36 cups in 1990 to 204 cups in 2018 in less than 30 years. But in fact, even earlier, Taiwanese people only "grew" coffee rather than "drank" it! Taiwan, China's "black gold industry" even entered a 30-year ice age! So why did coffee cultivation in Taiwan, China rise again later? And how can Taiwanese coffee beans leverage their own unique flavors to break back into the global coffee market? Let "Food Power" tell you!
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Global tea production will plummet, latest report says warming is to blame
A latest research report released on the 10th by the UK charity Christian Aid points out that if global warming intensifies, tea plantations around the world will be severely impacted, and tea production may plummet over the coming decades; for example, the area of land in Kenya suitable for growing tea will within 30 years
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Chiayi Aurora Melon Makes a Strong Comeback to the Market This Spring
Chiayi's top premium fruit, "Chiayi Aurora," hits the market this spring! Chiayi County - after twice collaborating with EHS Shopping Channel last year to market "Chiayi Aurora (AURORAMELON)" melons, the first-day launch sold out completely, winning great acclaim and a constant stream of calls...
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Bell peppers, bitter melon and eggplant unpopular? Nine cooking tricks to make them delicious
The three most disliked vegetables: bell peppers, bitter melon and eggplant. Watch these enemies of the plate become star dishes with nine cooking tricks
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