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Farm boy brings Partridge chickens to WeChat mini-shop
Rural Dazhong Daily, Jinxiang News (Correspondent Xia Xiaoyan) On November 10, a post on WeChat friend Wang Xuefu's Moments caught the author's attention: free-range Partridge chickens under the trees at the old kiln yard, raised purely on corn, over 7 months old. I thought he was forwarding it for someone else, but when I clicked on it, it turned out to be his own WeChat mini-shop.
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Luoning County, Henan: Raising partridge chickens under the forest helps farmers broaden their path to prosperity
On September 2, Hu Yingmiao, chairman of the Wenshang Partridge Chicken Breeding Cooperative in Madian Town, Luoning County, observed the growth of partridge chickens. Hu Yingmiao began raising partridge chickens under the forest in 2011 and succeeded, and in May this year established the chicken breeding cooperative. At present, the cooperative's members have reached
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How can agricultural informatization bridge the "last centimeter"?
Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture issued a notice, planning to spend about 3 years training farmers in mobile phone application skills and informatization capabilities, to enhance farmers' ability to use modern information technology, especially the ability to access the internet via mobile phones. Teaching farmers to use mobile phones to go online, though a small matter
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Government plus market: 3,700 Yiyi Information Societies bridge the "last mile" of service
Bridging the last mile of information into villages, letting farmers enjoy equal public services. With the Yiyi Information Society, we farmers can also receive goods at our doorstep just like city people. Holding a barrel of soybean oil that had just been delivered to his home, Li Jinglu, a farmer from Xun County, Henan, said with emotion. At the start of the year, the village opened
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How can rural e-commerce bridge the last mile?
On the weekend that just ended, several college classmates arranged to go picking in the suburbs of Beijing. But the experienced drivers ran into a new problem. Usually accustomed to driving around under navigation guidance, this time they lost navigation guidance because the destination was just a small spot in a small village, and they lost their way only about 1 km from the picking site.
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How rural e-commerce can bridge the last mile
It is time for spring plowing again. For farmers, buying agricultural supplies is essential. Li Yonggang, a farmer from Xidi Township, Qitai County, Xinjiang, is much more relaxed than in previous years. In his words, "I no longer have to ride my motorcycle all over the place. With just a few clicks online,
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Tropical Agricultural Science and Technology Takes Projects as a Bridge to Accelerate the Pace of Going Global
Recently, Peng Zhengqiang, an expert in invasive pest prevention and control at the Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences, has been extremely busy. With the construction of the coconut leaf beetle natural enemy factory and insect-rearing room in the Maldives imminent, as the project leader, he is stepping up preparations for the materials needed for the factory construction. Since last year, the Maldives'
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Are Chukar Partridges Easy to Raise? Chukar Partridge Farming Techniques, Profit, and a Comparative Analysis with Francolins
Do you know the chukar partridge? This is an animal that looks very similar to the francolin. Many people are now farming it, and its market prospects are very promising, with relatively high profits. The general market price is around 25 yuan per bird. Let's learn more below about how the chukar
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Chukar Partridge Farming Technology and Profit, How Long Until It Lays Eggs and Purchase Price
Many people are now farming chukar partridges, which shows that the profits from farming chukar partridges are relatively high. Wild chukar partridges usually nest among rock piles or in hillside shrubs and grass, and also nest at the base of overhanging rocks, under stone slabs at the mountain edge, or in shrubs and grass between mountains and valleys.
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for High-Ridge Cultivation of Chinese Yam
Chinese yam, also known as shuyu (Dioscorea), is a perennial herbaceous vine. It prefers dry conditions and fears waterlogging, and is suitable for growing in environments with ample sunlight, a warm climate, and relatively dry conditions. The optimum temperature for germination is around 15°C, and the optimum temperature for growth is 17-28°C. Generally, a slightly acidic sandy loam soil with deep, loose soil should be selected.
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