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Grain prices are falling and land transfer is cooling down. How should farmers farm?
Grain prices are falling and land transfer is cooling down. How exactly should the land be farmed?
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Practical technical points for heatstroke prevention and cooling in summer chicken raising
The most suitable temperature for laying hen production is 17°C to 28°C, and the temperature range with little effect on production is roughly 7°C to 27°C. When summer temperatures in Shandong generally exceed 35°C, chickens will faint, and when they reach 40°C, chickens will die. Experiments have shown that when the temperature inside the chicken house reaches above 30°C, rooster sperm decreases, hen sexual maturity is delayed, the fertilization rate drops by 60%, and laying by laying hens generally declines. At the same time, due to a drop in blood calcium and an imbalance in acid-base balance, other diseases are easily induced, such as E. coli and mycoplasma disease. Because broiler chickens are large in body size, prone to fat
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Honeysuckle is a natural treasure for cooling off in summer
In summer, regularly drinking honeysuckle tea can help prevent heatstroke, intestinal infections and other illnesses. For summer-heat restlessness and heart irritability, or sores and tumors in children, take 10 g of honeysuckle and steep it in water as a tea substitute. If 10 g of chrysanthemum is added and steeped together, the effect is even more pronounced. For sores and swellings, upper respiratory tract infections, urinary tract infections, biliary tract infections, breast inflammation and similar conditions, take 10-20 g of honeysuckle, decoct it in water and take it orally, twice a day; this can bring the condition under control and relieve symptoms. Take 20 g of honeysuckle, dry-roast it and grind it into powder, then mix it with sugar water or honey and take it; this can treat summer-heat diarrhea and dysentery, and is recorded in ancient medical texts
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Oyster mushroom management reminder: special attention must be paid to cooling at present
Oyster mushrooms are mainly produced in winter, and most have now entered the second and third flush stages. At this time, great attention must be paid to cooling. The reasons: first, the natural temperature in spring is suitable for oyster mushroom growth, so people tend to neglect controlling the temperature inside the shed and of the mushroom bags; second, mycelial vitality declines, and high temperatures accelerate mycelial aging; third, in spring oyster mushrooms fruit quickly and evenly, and the respiratory heat produced can cause the temperature of the mushroom bags to rise sharply in a short time; fourth, to prevent a major outbreak of yellow mushroom disease, which occurs easily above 20°C. According to our investigation, yellow mushroom disease has recently shown early signs, and yellow
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Dairy cows are prone to heat stress in high temperatures: five heat-relief and cooling measures to remember
Dairy cows easily suffer heat stress in high temperatures: five measures for heat relief and cooling in dairy cows
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Cooling pigs in summer can effectively increase weight gain
Many farmers believe that "pigs do not grow in June," and that feeding them well or poorly makes no difference, so they relax feeding management in summer. In fact, as long as the following cooling measures are taken when raising pigs in summer, the pigs will not only gain meat but also grow just as fast. (1) Spray water on the pigs' bodies and the floor of the pig house to cool them down. When spraying water to bathe the pigs, do not spray their heads. (2) Supply cool clean water in a timely manner. After the pigs finish eating, give them enough clean cold water to drink. (3) Feed more green fodder. Feed an appropriate amount of high-energy feed. (4) Take mosquito prevention measures so the pigs can sleep quietly.
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What to do when large silkworms are forced to mature prematurely by high temperatures? Do a good job of heat prevention and cooling
(1) In hot weather, prevent mulberry leaves from wilting and overheating. When feeding the silkworms, wait until the mulberry leaves have cooled before feeding. When feeding at noon, provide appropriate supplementary water to help cool things down and delay mulberry leaf wilting. This can be combined with supplementary feeding of miecanying or xiaoteling for disinfection. The standard for supplementary feeding of miecanying is 1 milliliter of miecanying agent added to 0.5 kg of water, fed with 4-5 kg of mulberry leaves, mixed evenly and then fed to the silkworms, with supplementary feeding once every 48 hours. The standard for preparing the xiaoteling agent water solution for disease prevention is to add 25 kg of water to each packet of the main agent. First use a small amount of water to
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How to grow nasturtium in summer? Shade and cooling are needed for it to grow thick and sturdy
In the cultivation methods for nasturtium, because it fears high temperatures, you must pay attention to changes in temperature and humidity in summer, otherwise yellowing leaves, plant wilting, or even death can easily occur. So how do you grow nasturtium in summer? How do you make nasturtium grow thick and sturdy? Let's look at summer care tips.
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When transplanting bell peppers, pay attention to shading and cooling, and to preventing and controlling pests and diseases
Shading, cooling, pest and disease control: points to note when transplanting bell peppers
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How to grow a Tradescantia zebrina bonsai? A care guide for the blood-cooling, diuretic plant
Tradescantia zebrina is not only an excellent bonsai plant, it also has powerful medicinal value, able to "cool the blood and promote urination." Growing it can beautify the complexion and even treat illness. Below is an introduction to the functions of Tradescantia zebrina and a bonsai care guide. Take a look right away!
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