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Ministry of Agriculture: Striving for Winter and Spring Vegetable Self-Sufficiency in Large and Medium-Sized Cities in Northern China by 2020
On October 22, the Ministry of Agriculture held an on-site meeting on facility vegetable production in northern China in Chaoyang, Liaoning. The meeting proposed that, on the basis of coordinating the development of winter facility vegetables in northern cities with the construction of bases for transporting vegetables from the south to the north, efforts should be made to achieve winter and spring vegetable self-sufficiency in large and medium-sized cities in northern China by 2020.
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Favorable sunny weather across most of northern China helps autumn-harvest crops fill and mature
The reporter learned from the national agricultural meteorological bulletin released by the Central Meteorological Observatory of the China Meteorological Administration on September 6 that this week most of the southeastern part of northwest China and most of the southwest will see rainy weather, which is unfavorable for harvesting and drying mature crops. Most agricultural areas in the north will be mainly sunny
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New genetic and evolutionary trends emerge in rabies virus among animals in northern China
Website news Recently, the innovative team for pathogens and immunity of special animals at the Institute of Special Animal and Plant Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, in a latest study of the molecular evolution of animal rabies virus (RABV) in northern China and parts of Northeast Asia, found that the China-
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Fine, sunny weather in many parts of northern China helps speed up wheat harvest progress
The wheat harvest has advanced from the southwest northward to northern Henan and southern Shandong. More than 45% of the national winter wheat has been harvested, and winter wheat in northern China is at the peak of harvest. From June 5-8, most of the northern wheat harvest areas had fine weather conducive to winter wheat maturation, harvest and drying; most of the winter wheat areas in northwest and north China had suitable water and heat conditions, conducive to winter wheat grain filling.
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Most grasslands in northern China will turn green earlier this year
The Ministry of Agriculture conducted a predictive analysis of the pasture turning-green situation in China's grassland regions based on winter and spring meteorological conditions and current grassland pasture phenological conditions, predicting that most grasslands in northern China will turn green earlier this spring. Last winter and this spring, most grassland areas in northern China
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Significant rainfall in many parts of northern China this week, favorable for wheat jointing
Recently, according to the national agrometeorological report released by the China Meteorological Administration, it is expected that this week most areas of northern China will receive 15-40 mm of rainfall, which is very favorable for soil moisture replenishment and the jointing growth of winter wheat; the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River will see relatively heavy rainfall, and trenches should be cleared and land leveled in time
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Grasslands in northern China begin to enter the withering period, and forage grass gradually turns yellow
The Grassland Supervision Center of the Ministry of Agriculture adopted methods of satellite remote sensing, ground observation and analysis combined with meteorological data to monitor and analyze the withering status of forage grass in the grasslands of northern China. The results show that as of September 20, about 60% of the grasslands in northern China had already withered. I
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What soil is best for growing Haworthia cooperi in northern China? Soil mix methods explained
Haworthia cooperi is a succulent plant in the genus Haworthia of the family Asphodelaceae. Its fleshy leaves are arranged in a rosette, and the leaf color is translucent like jade, making it look very attractive. Many people want to grow it. So, what soil is used for growing Haworthia cooperi in northern China? 1. What soil is used for growing Haworthia cooperi in northern China? In northern China, Haworthia cooperi can be grown with
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Key Points on Dragon Fruit Tree Planting Technology and Management in Northern China
Abstract Constructing a greenhouse: Dragon fruit in northern China needs to be planted inside a greenhouse, and a solar greenhouse with good light transmission and insulation should be chosen for planting. Trellis planting: Dragon fruit is a climbing succulent plant, so cement trellises need to be set up inside the greenhouse, with one cement trellis securing 2 seedlings. Temperature: suitable growth
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Methods and Key Techniques for Spring-Sown Garlic in Northern China
Summary Spring-sown garlic in Northern China is generally sown and raised as seedlings in greenhouses in early spring, and can be harvested in summer. Spring-sown garlic should be planted on flat terrain, with soil that is fertile, loose, well-drained and rich in organic matter, then the land is prepared and beds are made. For sowing, select garlic cloves that are relatively large, white in appearance, undamaged and without exposed skin, then after sunning the seeds, sow them at a reasonable spacing. Later, water them at the right time, fertilize reasonably, cultivate and weed in time, and prevent pests and diseases in advance.
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