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  • What should be noted when intercropping in a peach orchard?

    Points to note when intercropping in a peach orchard: after the peach trees are planted, the trees are still small, so tall-stemmed crops are not suitable for the intercropped land; peanuts, root and tuber crops, and legumes are preferable. Intercropped crops must not be planted too close to the tree trunks. Generally, for newly planted trees, a tree plate of about 1 sq m can be left, and for trees that have just begun to bear fruit, a tree plate of about 2 to 3 sq m should be left, to prevent the intercropped crops from competing with the fruit trees for fertilizer and water. To increase soil organic matter, green manure can be interplanted between the rows of peach trees. Interplanting green manure is an important way to resolve the competition between fruit trees and grain crops for fertilizer.

  • How to Raise Brazilian Red-Eared Sliders and Points to Note

    A new special aquaculture species -- the farming of Brazilian red-eared sliders -- is popular among farmers in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. According to technicians from the city's Fisheries Technology Extension Station, rural areas across the city have raised 2 million Brazilian red-eared sliders this year, a very rapid pace of growth. The Brazilian red-eared slider, native to the banks of the Mississippi River in the United States, is also known as the seven-color turtle, red-eared turtle, ornate slider and so on. It has a beautiful appearance, brilliant colors and agile movements, making it very endearing. Kept in water, it glistens under the light; when swimming submerged, red, yellow, white, brown,

  • Four key points to note when introducing pet rabbits

    As the pet rabbit market grows increasingly prosperous, more and more people are introducing pet rabbits, but all kinds of problems have emerged along with this. Some people spend a lot of money to buy so-called pet rabbit breeding stock, only to find that when the breeding season arrives, the rabbits do not come into heat; after inquiring carefully, they learn that the rabbits have been sterilized and simply cannot reproduce, wasting more than half a year for nothing. Some people buy rabbits that cannot survive at all, because no breeding techniques were provided, so they just feed them like ordinary rabbits; the result is that a sudden change in living conditions, combined with an abrupt switch in feed, causes the young rabbits to fall ill and die one by one.

  • What should be noted when herding ducks in spring?

    Choose good grazing grounds. During spring plowing, in rice-growing areas, ducks can be grazed in green manure fields that have been plowed and are being prepared for transplanting rice seedlings. Such fields contain plenty of natural plant and animal feed, such as grass seeds, grass roots, earthworms, and insects. After the rice seedlings are transplanted, ducks should not be taken into the fields to graze; grazing can resume only after the rice is harvested. Graze carefully. In river network areas, make full use of river channels for grazing. Generally, when taking the ducks out to graze, it is better to go upstream, when the ducks are full of energy and catch more food. In the cold spring season, when windy weather occurs, graze against the wind to prevent the wind from lifting the ducks' feathers and causing them to lose too much body heat. In areas with abundant feed

  • What should be noted when growing Gastrodia elata in boxes?

    ① You must choose high-quality fungus logs, preferably those with many young rhizomorphs distributed evenly. ② The fungus logs must be free of contamination by other fungi. ③ If there are not many rhizomorphs on the fungus logs, you may appropriately add some fungus branches or secondary or tertiary solid spawn of Armillaria mellea. You can also cover the fungus logs with a layer of culture substrate for cultivating Armillaria mellea (because the substrate contains Armillaria mellea, which acts as spawn). ④ If a piece of fungus wood is placed parallel 3 cm beside a high-quality fungus log, once the fungus wood connects with and grows Armillaria mellea well in the later stage, it can continuously supply nutrients to Gastrodia elata. But do not plant the Gastrodia near the fungus wood

  • Several key points to note when introducing Gastrodia elata

    1. Suitable growing conditions. Gastrodia elata has no roots and no leaves and cannot carry out photosynthesis; it relies on Armillaria mellea to supply nutrients for growth and reproduction. Therefore, the first step in cultivating Gastrodia elata is to produce a certain quantity of high-quality Armillaria mellea-infected wood, and the second step is to purchase Gastrodia elata seeds. And promptly plant them together with the Armillaria mellea-infected wood. 2. Suitable growing range. "Wu X Hong" and "Hong X Wu" hybrid Gastrodia elata have stronger adaptability than traditional vegetatively propagated subcultured Gastrodia elata. Any region where potatoes can be grown is suitable for cultivating it. Its method is as extensive and simple as growing potatoes, and it does not compete with crops for land, fertilizer, or labor. 3. Suitable growing

  • What should be noted in mechanized potato harvesting

    When harvesting potatoes mechanically, in order to save time, labor and effort, improve the economic benefits of machine use and the marketable rate of potatoes, the following issues should be noted. (1) About 10 days before the determined harvest date, the vines should first be rolled or cut (the method of rolling vines is to thread old tires onto an axle in a string and pull them with a tractor to roll the vines), so that the potato skins age and are prevented from being damaged during harvest, which would affect the quality of marketable potatoes. (2) The number of potato pickers matched to each machine unit should be reasonable. Small harvesters are generally matched with

  • Pig farmers, take note: never spray cold water on pigs in the height of summer

    In the height of summer, when temperatures are high, pigs often pant heavily from the heat. Some farmers, worried that the pigs will get sick from the heat, spray cold water on them, hoping to cool them down and make them feel more comfortable, not realizing that this does more harm than good. Pigs pant from the heat because they do not sweat effectively, so the heat in their bodies cannot be released for the time being. If cold water is sprayed on the pigs at this point, the strong cold stimulus makes the sweat pores all over their bodies contract sharply, the release of body heat is blocked, and their body temperature instead rises abruptly. In mild cases this causes high fever and lung inflammation; in severe cases it leads to death. Therefore

  • What are the key points to note when storing jujubes?

    1. Thoroughly disinfect the storage room with CT storage room disinfectant. 2. Lower the storage temperature to 0°C within 2 days before putting the jujubes in. 3. Jujubes should be harvested at the white-ripe stage, that is, when the jujubes turn from green to white and the fruit surface is slightly flushed with red. 4. Harvest with the fruit stalk attached; jujubes that have been beaten with sticks must never be put into storage. 5. Jujubes sprayed with hormones such as color-promoting agents before harvest are not suitable for storage. 6. After the harvested jujubes are selected, dip them in CT special liquid preservative for jujubes, and at 0°C

  • What technical points should be noted when introducing tea plants?

    Tea plant introduction is simple and easy to achieve results. Since the 1950s, the area planted with improved varieties has been expanded. For example, the Yunnan large-leaf variety was introduced to Guangdong, Guangxi, Sichuan, Guizhou and other provinces and autonomous regions, and the area has reached more than 1 million mu. Fujian, Zhejiang and other provinces used introduced and acclimatized Yunnan large-leaf varieties as original material to breed a group of excellent high-yield new varieties. New progress has been made in introducing tea from the south to the north. The northernmost boundary of tea plant distribution in China has shifted from about 34°40'N to near 37°49'N, advancing northward by more than 350 km. Tea varieties have also been introduced successively from the former Soviet Union, Ja