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What makes strawberries from this place the national leader? The answer is here
Starting from Dandong City in Liaoning Province, China's largest border city, the reporter drove to Donggang City on the banks of the Yalu River, passing strawberry greenhouses that flashed by outside the car window from time to time. Although the strawberry supply season is now in its late stage, farmers can still be seen busy inside the greenhouses.
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Why are strawberries still unsalable on a large scale after the rumors were refuted?
On April 26, a media outlet bought 8 samples of strawberries from the market and "detected acetochlor exceeding the standard," thereby concluding that strawberries "cause cancer," which triggered panic among consumers. On May 1, this newspaper published "Is 'Strawberry Pesticide Residue Exceeding the Standard Causes Cancer' True?", reporting that Beijing
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Strawberries unsold amid cancer-causing acetochlor exceedance scare; prices fall in many places
Although the claim that strawberries had excessive acetochlor residues was later refuted by authoritative test results and industry experts, the earlier reports that "strawberry acetochlor residues exceeding the limit cause cancer" spread widely and quickly led to unsold strawberries in several major strawberry-producing areas, with prices falling sharply and growers and traders suffering serious losses.
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The road for agricultural products sold online is getting wider and wider
Right now it is the strawberry marketing season, and looking at the multifunctional sensors in the greenhouse, Gu Jing, chairman of the Shengbao Farmers' Cooperative in Jinghai, Tianjin, was very satisfied: "Vegetable greenhouses require the most labor. After the Internet of Things equipment was installed, labor costs can be saved by 600,000 yuan a year. Previously one person
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Blueberries command a high price: why do premium fruits sell for so much
In recent years, blueberries have been selling well in the market under the label of being "high-end and upscale," and titles such as being rich in antioxidants and vitamins have also made them command a high price. However, experts point out that although blueberries are a good fruit, this does not match their price. Yun, PhD in Food Engineering from Purdue University in the United States
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How can the pace of agricultural brand building be accelerated?
For goji berries you want Ningxia ones, for Pu'er tea you want Yunnan ones. The upgrading of the national consumption structure, especially the strong demand for the quality and safety of agricultural products, has placed unprecedented expectations on brands, and has also made them a core part of both corporate competitiveness and industrial competitiveness. At the event held on the 4th
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Big and plump strawberries grown with mile-a-minute weed biochar-based fertilizer and vinegar liquid
Mile-a-minute weed biochar combined with vinegar liquid produces big and plump strawberries. Want to learn how? Then read the introduction below. Huang Ying-pin, senior researcher at the Ecosystem Technology Laboratory of the Central Branch of the Industrial Technology Research Institute, says that mile-a-minute weed (Mikania micrantha) is native to Central and South America, harms crop growth, is known abroad as the "mile-a-minute weed", and is also regarded as the "green cancer" of the plant world. Mile-a-minute weed spreads rapidly in Taiwan, China, and is a plant that forestry units want to eradicate as quickly as possible, but it is not entirely useless. Research has shown that mile-a-minute weed is rich in micropores and is a very good charcoal material, which can be converted into "biochar" and "vinegar liquid" through carbonization technology; biochar can be used for soil improvement, and combined with vinegar liquid it becomes a pest and disease control agent or a plant growth promoter.
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What to Do When Strawberries Get Anthracnose? A Detailed Guide to Prevention and Control
What should you do when your strawberry gets sick? Just take it to see a doctor, free of charge! The Miaoli District Agricultural Research and Extension Station has pioneered anthracnose molecular detection technology, and farmers can submit samples at no cost. Take a quick look. Once strawberry seedlings are infected with anthracnose, they easily die, and it is difficult to judge whether they are healthy just by their appearance.
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Introduction to blackberry growing conditions and cultivation techniques: are blackberries easy to grow?
Blackberries planted in the same year can bear fruit in that same year, and generally enter the full-production period in the 3rd year, with yield per mu stabilizing at around 1750 kg. They are rich in sugar, fruit acids and various vitamins, and also contain various mineral elements, with effects such as anti-aging and improving human immunity. So how are blackberries
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What nutrients do mulberry branches and mulberries each contain?
It is said that the mulberry tree is a treasure from top to bottom, so let's take a look at what functions the mulberry tree actually has and what nutritional value it offers. The bark and roots of the mulberry tree can be used in traditional Chinese medicine, known as mulberry white bark and honey-processed mulberry white bark; the leaves, dried and ground into powder, can also be used as medicine. The unripe fruit and the green branches of the mulberry tree contain a white latex, which may be slightly toxic and irritating. In addition, the pollen of the male flowers is relatively light and easily inhaled into the lungs, so individuals sensitive to it need to take care. The mulberry tree prefers fertile, well-drained loam, but can grow in a variety of soil types, with a pH of 5.5 to 6.5. Waterlogged areas should be avoided. The mulberry tree needs an average of about one inch of rainwater or irrigation per week; especially when watering is insufficient during the dry season, it may cause fruit drop. Iron, zinc, magnesium, barium, copper, and boron are the trace elements it needs, and organic fertilizers containing these elements can be purchased for use.
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