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Warm winter cuts daylily output, driving up prices: May auction average tops 130 yuan per kg
The Agriculture and Food Agency recently announced that, affected by high temperatures in February and March, daylilies in some townships have reached the threshold for cash disaster relief. According to data from the Agricultural Product Market Trading Information Station, taking the Taipei market as an example, daylily arrivals in the same period in May were only about 40% of last year's, with lower volume driving prices
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Three major Alishan spring tea competitions announced one after another; Meishan Farmers' Association oolong tea fetches a higher price
The Alishan tea region has 3 major tea competitions, organized respectively by the Meishan Township Farmers' Association, the Alishan Farmers' Association, and the Alishan Production Cooperative. This year, affected by climate drought, the competition schedules were postponed along with the harvest time. The earliest to submit tea and the earliest to conduct judging was Alishan
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Rice expert improves Tainung 67 into a low-glycemic rice line
Rice is high in calories and is a high-glycemic food. Once rice is eaten and digested by the body, blood sugar levels tend to rise rapidly, so people with diabetes can only eat it in small amounts. Wang Chiang-sheng, a professor in the Department of Agronomy at National Chung Hsing University, saw the troubles faced by some groups and four years ago began developing low-glycemic rice varieties
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Rice crop losses: Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu says he will do everything possible to help farmers reduce their losses
Concerned about agricultural losses from heavy rain, Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu went to Meinong District on the afternoon of yesterday (the 23rd) to inspect the current state of lodged rice. After hearing a briefing from the Kaohsiung City Agriculture Bureau, he said the city government stands with farmers, and if farmers have any difficulties they should by no means...
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Four Key Points of Rice Seedling Cultivation Technology and Materials Needed for the Seedling Soil Formula
Rice is now our most important food, it is our staple food, so how much do you know about rice cultivation methods? Let's first take a look at the rice seedling cultivation methods below! Seedling cultivation methods 1. Seedbed soil Use one part wood shaving compost (each box weighs about 520 grams, 125 kg per hectare), add one part crushed rice husk (each box weighs about 150 grams, 36 kg per hectare), add one part soil (each box weighs about 800 grams, 192 kg per hectare), that is, a 1:1:1 volume ratio as the seedling cultivation material. The mixing method is carried out with a mixing mixer, or one part wood shaving compost and one part crushed rice husk are evenly spread on the upper layer of the soil pile, then mixed into the soil with a tractor, and finally screened with an electric soil crushing and soil sieving dual-purpose machine to obtain uniform seedbed soil. For covering soil, mix one part crushed rice husk with one part soil (that is, 1:1) for covering. The total soil amount including covering soil, calculated at 300 grams per box, is 264 kg per hectare. Compared with the current 432 kg of seedling soil mixed with rice husk and soil, this saves 168 kg per hectare (38.9%).
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The price of a bonsai is determined by its artistic value.
The price of a bonsai fluctuates around its artistic value. There is no doubt that bonsai, like calligraphy and painting, is not only a work of art but also a commodity, and entering the market is inevitable. But they are different from ordinary daily necessities; a bonsai is a spiritual product, and what it gives people is artistic enjoyment.
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Why are Acorus bonsai so expensive? An analysis of the reasons for the high price
In recent years, Wuxi has held two Acorus exhibitions, which pushed Acorus from a small circle of hobbyist appreciation into the mass market and made more and more bonsai enthusiasts fall in love with this bonsai plant
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Frontal rainstorm hits Taiwan, agricultural losses reach 33.38 million; drone surveys to be launched for damage to first rice crop in Kaohsiung
The frontal system brought heavy rain, expanding agricultural damage. The Council of Agriculture compiled agricultural loss reports from counties and cities; as of the evening of the 21st, agricultural losses amounted to 33.38 million yuan, of which Kaohsiung City's agricultural losses reached 15.06 million, accounting for nearly half! Agricultural damage was mainly crop losses
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First in Taiwan, China! Drones rapidly survey disaster damage; 380 hectares of damaged rice paddies in Qishan and Meinong, Kaohsiung, photographed in a single day, ready for harvest the next day
First in Taiwan, China! Drones rapidly survey disaster damage; 380 hectares of damaged rice paddies in Qishan and Meinong, Kaohsiung, photographed in a single day, ready for harvest the next day
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A first for Taiwan, China! Drones speed up disaster surveys: 380 hectares of damaged rice paddies in Qishan and Meinong photographed in a single day, ready for harvest the next day
A first for Taiwan, China! Drones speed up disaster surveys: 380 hectares of damaged rice paddies in Qishan and Meinong photographed in a single day, ready for harvest the next day
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