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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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Henan mushroom farmers rent riverbank forest land to develop under-forest shiitake mushroom economy
Recently, the bag-cultivated shiitake mushrooms developed by the Shunlin Edible Fungi Professional Cooperative in Lushi County, Henan Province, have been selling very well. It is understood that since last year, the cooperative has successively rented more than 700 mu of riverbank forest land in Zhang Village and Wang Village of Wenyu Township and Su Village of Fanli Town to grow shiitake mushrooms. This measure has not only developed
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Yew Branch Established in Beijing, Under the China Economic Forestry Association
On November 20, the founding conference of the Yew Branch of the China Economic Forestry Association and the Yew Industry Development Symposium were held in Beijing. The first president, Zhang Jiayue, chairman of Shanxi Hongshan Group, one of the association's initiating organizations, delivered a report on the development of China's yew industry. Currently, our
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Technical Guidelines and Rearing Management Points for Raising Chickens Under the Forest
Summary Selecting the breeding site: Raising chickens under the forest requires choosing a ventilated, sunny woodland with convenient drainage and easy transportation. Building the chicken coop: The coop needs to be divided into a chick room, a laying room, and a hatching room, and only simple construction is needed. Selecting the breed: Choose chicken breeds with strong environmental adaptability. Daily
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Feed Formulas and Farming Techniques for Raising Quality Free-Range Chickens Under Forest Canopies
Chickens are a very familiar animal in our daily lives; they can be seen in many places such as vegetable markets and rural fields. Chicken meat is a very nourishing ingredient, and it also tastes quite delicious. It is loved by many people, which has also driven
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Farming Techniques and Management Methods for Free-Range Chickens Under Mountain Forest
Many people who work in cities do not achieve a promising future, which leads some enterprising people to return to their hometowns and start farming and planting businesses. When it comes to farming startups, free-range chicken farming is currently a hot entrepreneurial farming project, so how should free-range chickens in mountain areas
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Technical Points and Methods for Raising Free-Range Chickens Under Forest Canopies
Woodland Selection The woodland for raising free-range chickens should be spacious and open, with a certain slope, but not too steep, with lush grass, convenient transportation, and access to drinking water for the chickens. The stocking density per mu of land should not exceed 100 birds. Chicken Coop Construction The chicken coop should be built close to the grazing area,
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Methods and Techniques for Raising Earthworms Under Forest Canopy
The air under tree shade is better, suitable for earthworm survival and reproduction, and each mu of forest land can produce about 1 ton of fresh earthworms per year. The relevant methods are introduced as follows: 1. Every two rows of trees, lay one earthworm bed between the rows. The length of the worm bed depends on the length of the tree row, and the width should preferably be about 40 cm from the trees.
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Method and Key Technical Points for Intercropping Upland Rice under Camellia oleifera Stands
Because Camellia oleifera afforestation is carried out in a single pure-stand model, land utilization is low and forest land productivity is poor, and Camellia oleifera planting requires 5 years before it produces any yield, with large upfront capital investment and slow economic returns, which restricts the development of the Camellia oleifera industry. For this reason, all
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When is the latest planting time for Paris polyphylla?
Paris polyphylla grows on mountain slopes under forest and in shaded, damp places in thickets. It likes warmth, moisture and shade, but is also cold-resistant and drought-tolerant, and fears frost and direct sunlight. It can be planted in sandy soil and loam soil with an average annual temperature of 13-18°C and high organic matter and humus content, especially along rivers, by ravine edges and on shaded
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