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  • How to Cleverly Identify Whether Fish Have Eaten Their Fill

    1. Pay close attention to how long the fish take to eat at the feeding tray or feeding ground. If, after a certain amount of feed is put in (the normal feeding amount), the fish finish the feed in less than 2 hours, it means the feed is insufficient and some fish have not eaten or have not eaten their fill, so an appropriate amount should be added. If the feeding amount per ten-day period is fixed and the daily feeding amount within the period is the same, but by the end of the period the feed put in is finished by the fish in less than 2 hours, it means the fish have gained weight and the feed amount should be increased. When feeding compound pellet feed, if the feed has already been finished but the school of fish is still swimming rapidly on the surface layer searching for food and is unwilling to sink into the "second layer of water," it indicates the fish have not eaten their fill. If the school of fish has already dispersed from the feeding tray or feeding ground and there is still leftover bait, the fish have eaten more than their fill, and the feeding amount can be appropriately reduced next time.

  • Clever Use of Garlic Decoction for Preserving Satsuma Mandarin

    In the winter of 1985, a preservation experiment on Owari satsuma mandarin (Citrus unshiu 'Owari') was carried out using Chinese herbal medicine treatments. The results showed that dipping the fruit in a 10% garlic decoction for 10 seconds had a good preservative effect. The Chinese herbal medicine formulations tested were: (1) 10% decoction each of Schizonepeta tenuifolia, dandelion, galangal, Sichuan pepper, and zedoary (abbreviated as the five-ingredient mixture); (2) 10% decoction each of garlic, tea seed cake, and Chinese honey locust (abbreviated as the three-ingredient mixture); (3) 10% decoction each of tea seed cake and Chinese honey locust (abbreviated as the tea-honey locust liquid); (4) 10% tea seed cake decoction

  • How to treat scale insects on boxwood hedges? Try these clever tips

    In recent years, scale insects have become fairly common in landscaping, with boxwood hedges suffering the most severe damage. Through years of exploration and experimentation, the author has mastered the following technical points: (1) Before spring bud break, spray 3 to 5 degrees Baume lime sulfur mixture or 3 to 5% diesel emulsion to eliminate overwintering nymphs. (2) When female scale insects are carrying eggs and their body weight increases sharply, before egg laying, use a high-pressure water hose to wash the insects off the branches, then supplement with chemical protection. (3) Before chemical control during the hatching period, give the hedge a heavy pruning, which helps

  • Clever inoculation of shiitake mushrooms: master the method to achieve high yields

    1. Dense inoculation increases the spawn points on the log segments. More spawn points means a larger area of spawn growth, allowing the mycelium to penetrate deep into the log segments and feed within a shorter time, reducing the chance of contamination by competitor fungi. 2. Deep inoculation: deeper spawn holes hold more spawn, which helps enhance drought resistance and reduces the stimulation of external temperature differences on the spawn blocks at the bottom of the holes. Under constant temperature and humidity, the mycelium inside the spawn blocks germinates quickly, and the survival rate improves. Drilling deeper holes increases the tangential depth of the wood, greatly raising the yield. 3. Early inoculation: under low-temperature conditions, the density and activity of competitor fungi in the air are low,

  • Don't Worry About Pig Anorexia - There Are Clever Folk Remedies

    Some pigs recover their health after treatment for an illness, but have no appetite. You can take sugarcane, peel it, remove the joints, cut it into sections and scatter them in the pig pen, letting the pigs eat freely; after 1~2 days they will regain their appetite. You can also use 30 grams of fennel (either large or small fennel will do), grind it into powder or boil it in water and mix it with feed, feeding twice a day for 2~3 consecutive times.

  • How to prevent and control powdery mildew on roses? Oleander has a clever trick

    In spring, roses are prone to powdery mildew. After the disease develops, a layer of white powder appears on the leaf surface, seriously affecting the normal growth and development of the plant. Oleander is very effective at preventing and controlling powdery mildew on roses. The specific method is: 1. Crush fresh oleander leaves, soak them in clean water in a cool place for 1-2 days, without letting them ferment or spoil, then use a gauze net to filter out the crushed oleander leaves, and spray the remaining water with a sprayer onto the affected parts of the roses for 3-5 consecutive days, for a good effect. You can also soak the diseased branches and leaves directly in water made from oleander leaves

  • Clever processing of fresh garlic: easily make distinctive garlic products

    In the fresh garlic market season, use general practical techniques to process it into a variety of distinctive fresh garlic products. The products are bright and plump, richly fragrant, crisp and tender, and have a certain market potential, suitable for production by households and small and medium-sized enterprises. Tender garlic chili sauce: Ingredients: 7.5 kg of mature, high-quality, large-clove fresh tender garlic; 10 kg of large, bright red, pest- and disease-free pointed chilies; 1.5-2 kg of fermented black beans; 1.5 kg of salt; 1.2 kg of baijiu; 1.2 kg of soy sauce; 20 g of monosodium glutamate. Preparation

  • The Clever Uses of Garlic in Fruit Production

    According to experiments, using garlic as a pollution-free pesticide on fruit trees has many wonderful effects. 1. Promoting sprouting. Coating grape buds in plastic greenhouses with garlic juice can make them sprout 7-10 days earlier; coating the cut ends of grape branches can prevent the cut ends from drying out and can promote the buds below the wound to sprout evenly. 2. Preventing and treating rot. After apple trees, pear trees, etc. suffer from rot disease, scrape the diseased scar clean, down to the xylem. At the same time, cut the healthy bark around the diseased scar into a smooth 60-degree slope, then use a garlic clove to directly coat

  • How to treat chicken lice? Practical methods to cleverly get rid of chicken lice

    Chicken lice are external parasites of chickens. The body is small, with a body length of only 1-2 mm, no wings, 3 pairs of legs, a pair of antennae on the head, and chewing mouthparts. The head, thorax, and abdomen are separate, and the width of the head is generally wider than the thorax. In chickens infested with chicken lice, the feathers fall out, the spirit is listless, and appetite decreases. In chicks, development is affected, and in hens, the egg production rate drops sharply. The following introduces three methods for eliminating chicken lice: The dusting method is simple and effective, and can be applied all year round. The method is to grind lice-killing medicinal powder, such as Shenqi Yaobi, into powder, or use veterinary Miexiaoqing powder, put it into a gauze bag, and for treatment hold the sick chicken, then carefully dust the powder into the feathers on the chest, back, lower abdomen, thighs, neck, and wings. After dusting, gently rub the feathers so that the powder is evenly distributed.

  • How to control edible mushroom pests? A few clever methods to teach you

    (1) Mix sugar, vinegar, baijiu (Chinese liquor), dichlorvos and water in a ratio of 2:3:4:1:90 to make a sweet-and-sour medicinal solution. Soak gauze or cotton balls in the solution, take them out and wring them dry, then cover them on the surface of the substrate. When the pests smell the sweet-and-sour odor, they crawl onto the medicated cloth or cotton and are poisoned to death. (2) Mix vinegar, sugar, dichlorvos and stir-fried yellow bran in a ratio of 1:5:10:84, and sprinkle it around the mushroom bed and on the substrate surface for the pests to eat. (3) Because pests like to move about in bright, well-lit places, spray Miehailing liquid on light-transmitting plastic film, 1-2 times a day, for 3 consecutive