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  • A detailed explanation of the processing flow of Xizi Liren tea, explained in one article

    Xizi Liren tea is produced in the area of the eastern slope of Dongbai Mountain in the southeast and the Longmen Mountain range in the western mountainous area of Zhuji City, the hometown of Xishi. The main peak of Dongbai Mountain, Taibai Peak, and the main peak of Longmen Mountain, Sanjie Peak, both have elevations higher than 1000 m. Here, mountains surround the area, peaks rise one after another, appearing and disappearing in undulation, with lush trees, year-round shrouding clouds and mist, and ever-flowing clear waters. The entire climate environment forms the high-mountain wonder of "fog everywhere in the morning and evening on clear days, clouds all over the mountain on rainy days." Tea trees grow for a long time under diffused light and are nourished by rain and dew, so the buds and leaves are plump and tender and rich in internal substances, which lays a good material foundation for the unique quality of Xizi Liren tea.

  • What pharmacological effects does goji berry have? A detailed explanation in one article

    Goji berry is a deciduous shrub, with a tree height of 1.5 m-2 m and a growth period of 35-50 years. It bears small eggplant-red or pale red flowers and produces bright red fruits the size of jujube pits. It is a rare and precious traditional Chinese medicinal herb and a fine tonic, with effects of tonifying, treating deficiency, anti-aging, protecting the liver, and promoting and regulating immune function. As a medicinal material, goji berry has a long history in China. In addition to the records in the Book of Songs, Su Dongpo of the Song Dynasty wrote in the poem "Xiaopu Goji": "Roots, stems, flowers, and fruits, nothing is discarded when gathered,"

  • How Is Yellow Tea Produced? Understanding the Origins of Yellow Tea in One Article

    The basic process for green tea is fixation, rolling, and drying. When the green tea processing technique is not properly controlled - for example, if after fixation the leaves are not spread to cool and rolled in time, or after rolling they are not dried or pan-fired in time and are left piled too long - the leaves turn yellow, producing yellow leaves and a yellow brew, similar to the yellow tea that appeared later. Therefore, the emergence of yellow tea evolved from improper green tea processing methods. Xu Cishu of the Ming Dynasty recorded this history of evolution in his "Tea Commentary" (1597).

  • What are the methods for treating black locust seeds? Explained clearly in one article

    Dry black locust seeds are especially hard, with a dense seed coat and poor water permeability. In production, black locust seeds are mostly soaked in 50°C warm water, but the effect is inferior to the boiling water scalding method. The steps are as follows: pour boiling water into a water vat or other container, with the amount of water about one-half of the container. Put the black locust seeds into the boiling water. Stir the boiling water continuously with a wooden board so that the black locust seeds are heated evenly in the boiling water. After stirring for 5 minutes, quickly add cold water to cool it down until the water temperature drops to where it is not hot to the touch. Scoop out the blighted seeds floating on the surface, and soak the seeds in warm water for 24 hours. The next day, pour out

  • What is Golden Butterfly Shrimp? A detailed guide in one article

    Wash the shrimp, peel and split them open, leaving the last segment of the tail shell intact. Prepare flour, breadcrumbs, and beaten eggs for coating. Coat the shrimp in order: egg, then flour, then breadcrumbs. Heat oil in a pan to 60% hot (about 160°C/320°F), deep-fry until cooked, and it's done. It really looks great!

  • How to control onion thrips? Practical methods explained in one article

    Damage characteristics: It mainly damages Allium vegetables such as Welsh onion, onion, water onion, scallion, Chinese chives, and garlic, as well as tobacco, cotton, and others. Adults and nymphs use their rasping-sucking mouthparts to damage the heart leaves and tender buds of host plants, causing the host leaves to form many long yellow-white or gray-white streaks, and the leaves become twisted and deformed. Morphological characteristics: Adults are 1.2-1.4 mm long, light yellowish brown, with yellow-white wings. Life habits: Onion thrips occurs 6-10 generations per year in North China, with the most severe damage from April to May. Adults are very active and can spread by wind, and feed strongly in the morning and evening or on cloudy days.

  • What are the clever uses of Sichuan pepper in livestock farming? Explained clearly in one article

    1. Treating bovine rumen bloat. 500 mL of vegetable oil, 250 g of plant ash, 30 g of seedless Sichuan pepper ground into powder. Heat the oil until boiling, add the plant ash and Sichuan pepper powder, mix well, then add boiling water to dilute, wait until lukewarm and administer orally. 2. Treating rheumatic joint disease in livestock. Grind 50 g of Sichuan pepper and 100 g of table salt together into a fine powder, mix evenly with vinegar, then apply to the affected joint. 3. Treating pig colds. Take an appropriate amount of Sichuan pepper, lightly fry and grind into powder, cut a small slit at the tip of the sick pig's tail, fill the slit with the Sichuan pepper powder, then wrap the outside with cloth and it

  • What are the behaviors and habits of dogs? A full guide in one article

    ①Dogs are carnivores, so when feeding them, the diet needs to contain a relatively large amount of animal protein and fat, supplemented with plant-based ingredients, to ensure the dog's normal development and a healthy body. ②The dog's digestive tract is shorter than that of herbivores, the hydrochloric acid content in a dog's stomach ranks first among domestic animals, and in addition the intestinal wall is thick and its absorption capacity is strong, so it easily and suitably digests meat foods. ③Dogs belong to the wolf family, and when eating they do not chew much, one might say they "wolf it down." This reminds us to feed less

  • What variety is Maiqian Huang apricot? Learn about Maiqian Huang apricot in one article

    The short-branch-type extra-large Maiqian Huang apricot is a new short-branch-type early-maturing apricot variety selected in 1992 from the rich apricot tree variety resources of the Weinan area of Shaanxi, China, with comprehensive traits superior to those currently cultivated in production. There is now a demonstration orchard of 6.3 mu. Through nearly 4 years of cultivation observation, evaluation by professionals, and market response, its outstanding characteristics are: 1. It comes to market especially early and commands a high market price. In field cultivation, the flowering period is March 23-25, the petal-fall period is March 30, and the fruit development period is about 60-65