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African swine fever zone expands again, positive rate of Chinese pork processed products hits new high
African swine fever epidemic spreads again, reaching Hong Kong! The Hong Kong Food and Health Bureau held a press conference on the evening of the 10th, stating that the African swine fever virus was found in the offal of pigs at a slaughterhouse, and decided to destroy 6,000 pigs in the slaughterhouse. This latest epidemic news has little impact on our country's disease prevention efforts
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Malang Bamboo Sailboat Reappears: Revival of Century-Old Maritime Craft Demonstrates Autonomy Resolve
The Malang bamboo sailboat, gone for nearly a century, has set sail once more. The tribespeople have reclaimed their traditional boatbuilding and maritime skills, using the voyage to assert their traditional waters and their resolve for Indigenous autonomy. Here is the story behind the tribal cultural revival.
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Which agricultural activities require tax payment? The ranch court case clarifies the boundary of tax exemption
The agricultural tax has been fully abolished, but agricultural operations are not entirely tax-exempt. Based on the disputed issues in the ranch court case, this article explains the scope of tax exemption for self-produced agricultural products, the tax payment obligations in the processing and purchasing-sales stages, and common tax-related incentives, helping farmers and farm owners clarify the tax payment boundary and avoid operational pitfalls.
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Poultry infected with avian influenza or Tembusu virus? Identification and prevention and control methods
The symptoms of avian influenza and Tembusu virus are easily confused. This article introduces the pathogen characteristics, typical symptom differences and differential diagnosis approaches of these two poultry diseases, and provides comprehensive prevention and control points for farms, including biosecurity, mosquito elimination, immunization and outbreak reporting.
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Fish Farming Technology in Wild Rice Stem Fields: Symbiotic Fish and Wild Rice Stem Farming for Both Ecological and Economic Benefits
Introduction to the fish-wild rice stem symbiotic farming model: raising fish in wild rice stem fields, where fish manure fertilizes the field and fish eat pests, producing wild rice stem with less fertilizer and fewer pesticides and superior quality, achieving double harvest from one field, both ecological and profitable.
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