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Taiwan papaya introduced and cultivated in Chaozhou, Guangdong
In the papaya ecological garden in Yanei Village, Ximei Management Area, Guihu Town, Chao'an County, Chaozhou City, Guangdong, papaya trees about two meters tall form a lush green expanse, their fruits hanging low along the trunks like strings of firecrackers. It is understood that these papayas were introduced from Taiwan around Qingming in 2015.
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Guangdong Boluo Songshugang Cultivates Taiwan Jade Maiden Tomatoes (Photos)
In people's impressions, tomatoes are a low-growing herbaceous plant on the ground, generally no more than half a meter tall. However, in Songshugang Village, Changning Town, Boluo County, local farmers have recently cultivated a new variety called Jade Maiden tomato. This Jade Maiden tomato not only has thin skin and is juicy, but
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Is Taiwan's dairy farming output good? Opening to foreign migrant workers to be decided as early as early January
What is the work in dairy farming like? Chen Chi-chung, head of the Council of Agriculture, said dairy farming is a 3D industry, and Taiwanese people are less willing to do it, so foreign migrant workers are being opened up. Let's take a look. Dairy farming has long working hours, a heavy workload, and a relatively dirty and messy environment, and the labor shortage problem
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Taiwan, China's pesticide use hits a 17-year high; is China's use large?
Do you know how large pesticide use is? Taiwan, China's pesticide use has hit a 17-year high; come and see what the figures are. A US court ordered a sky-high payout over glyphosate, and chlorpyrifos was banned to protect infants; will Taiwan, China follow suit? China's pesticide use per unit area is at the
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2019 New Taiwan Fishery Policy Introduced, Fishing Vessel Management Moves Toward Modernization
Fishery development is getting better and better, and in terms of policy, the treatment of fishermen is also getting better and better. So which of the latest policies is newly introduced? Let's take a look together. In December last year, the Fisheries Agency gave advance notice of amendments to the "Regulations on the Permission and Management of Employing Non-ROC Nationality Crew Members Abroad"
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Taichung Sen 17 Transformed into Feed Rice, Livestock Research Institute Raises Delicious Rice-Fed Chickens
In order to expand domestic rice consumption in Taiwan, the Livestock Research Institute (hereinafter referred to as the Livestock Research Institute) specifically used Taichung Sen 17 as feed rice to replace corn, and found that free-range chickens fed feed rice showed significant improvements in both meat quality and flavor, making it suitable for the livestock industry
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Is Taiwan strawberry famous? Understanding strawberry nutrition and benefits in one article
Is Taiwan strawberry famous? Yes, it is quite famous. Let's learn about the mystery of the origins of Taiwan strawberries. What nutrition do strawberries have and what benefits do they offer? The mystery of the origins of Taiwan strawberries: French strawberries originated in the wilds of North America, and commercial cultivation and mass production in France only began in the 18th century
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What Are Mullet and Mullet Roe? Taiwan's Mullet Roe Rises to a National Competition
Do you know the mullet? The mullet, also known as the grey mullet, is a migratory fish. In the ten days before and after the winter solstice, when cold fronts arrive, mullet appear in large numbers near the Taiwan Strait to migrate and spawn. For hundreds of years this has never failed or paused, so it is called the "faithful fish." During the Xia and Shang dynasties
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Is Taiwan, China's jujube delicious? The new variety Shirley jujube is an excellent jujube tree variety
Positioned as a "high-quality early-bearing, early-ripening fruit," the new jujube variety "Tai Nong No. 13 - Shirley" has officially arrived! Do you know this jujube variety? Have you ever tasted it? Below we introduce this variety. Early-bearing, great taste, jujube farmers say: such a good
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Taiwan, China egg shortage causes prices to soar. What is going on with the most expensive eggs?
An egg shortage has emerged in Taiwan, China. What is going on? Would you like to know? The Executive Yuan and the Council of Agriculture recently held discussions to import eggs to make up the current daily shortfall of 1 million eggs. Chen Chi-chung, head of the Council of Agriculture, said on the 14th that on February 23 and 27, about 1.4 million eggs would be imported from the United States and Japan.
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