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How to Polyculture Fish Fry in Adult Fish Ponds? Master These Technical Points
How to polyculture fish fry in adult fish ponds? Polyculturing summer fry in adult fish ponds can both improve the utilization rate of the water environment and provide large-sized high-quality fry for the next round of adult fish farming. However, there are many points to note when polyculturing fry in adult fish ponds, and only by doing them well can the polyculture succeed.
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Master Two Key Points of Beekeeping Technology: Luring Bees into an Empty Hive and Preventing Them from Absconding
Everyone is familiar with bees. As wild honey becomes more and more expensive, many people have begun to domesticate the Chinese honey bee (Apis cerana), which has become a source of pure honey in China and also brings income to farmers. So how do you lure bees into an empty hive? How do you keep bees from absconding?
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How to grow and care for the succulent Gasteria, and how to make its leaves thicker?
Gasteria is a common succulent plant. Because its shape resembles a gold ingot, it is also called the ingot flower. So what are the growing methods and precautions for Gasteria? How do you grow it so the leaves become thick? 1. Gasteria succulent growing methods. 1. Site selection and land preparation. The soil is best as a fertile, loose, well-drained sandy loam. Apply farmyard manure or compost appropriately to the soil, plow finely and rake level. Generally apply 1500-2000kg of decomposed organic fertilizer per mu, then make beds 0.8-1m wide, with length depending on the terrain. Soil that is too wet or too sticky is not suitable for planting.
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How to farm crayfish? Mastering eight key steps is crucial
Crayfish is a creature with extremely strong vitality. In just a few years after being introduced to our country, it has taken root everywhere. By now, crayfish has become the star of night markets and has excellent farming prospects. So how can crayfish be farmed well? Master the eight key steps, and you need not fear farming them poorly.
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How to Eat Steamed Swimming Crab? Master the Selection Methods and Dietary Taboos
The swimming crab gets its name from its carapace, which is shaped like a shuttle; in China it is mainly distributed along the mainland coast; it is an omnivorous crab that likes to eat fish, shrimp, shellfish and algae, and will even eat its own kind; swimming crab has plenty of meat and rich fat and roe, and is mostly eaten fresh by steaming, making it a top-grade seafood
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How to increase crab yield? Master these farming tips
Autumn is the season when crabs mature and hit the market. For farmers, the income from river crab ponds is their biggest concern. And the yield of river crab ponds directly determines this year's income, so how can you increase crab yield? Do the following and push crab yield up another notch!
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How to grow pennywort (moneywort)? Beginners can keep it alive easily with these few tricks
Pennywort is certainly no stranger to friends who love green plants, and it has many other names, such as creeping Jenny, moneywort, mirror grass, landed money, and so on. As a member of the Primulaceae family, pennywort has always been popular with everyone. Because it is easy to keep alive and easy to grow, it is
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How much is a jin of loach fry? Master these eight points and your pond will be bursting after three months of farming
Loach, also known as fish loach, is a common fish in lakes, ponds, paddy fields and ditches. It combines food and medicinal uses, so it is called "ginseng of the water." At present, many areas are also engaged in artificial farming. So how much is a jin of loach fry? How can you farm them to make the pond burst? 1.
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Four key technical points for pond farming of crayfish
In recent years, with the sharp increase in the crayfish consumption market and the growth of export processing, prices have been rising, which has also led to increasingly intensive harvesting of wild crayfish and fewer and fewer wild resources, making artificial farming of crayfish imperative. Crayfish have strong adaptability and
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How to farm loach well in winter? Master these key points
Loach has long been known as "water ginseng," is deeply loved by consumers, and is very popular in both domestic and international markets, with broad sales channels. Since 1995, loach has been selling well on the market for more than ten consecutive years, with annual demand of 10-15 million tons, but the market can only supply 5-6 million tons, leaving a large gap
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