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The Slow Food movement advocates that how you eat matters more than what you eat, helping you eat your way to health
The Slow Food movement advocates not only paying attention to what you eat, but even more to how you eat: chewing slowly, dining with focus, and choosing seasonal, local, high-quality agricultural products. This article introduces the Slow Food philosophy and practical methods, as well as its implications for ecological agriculture.
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How to Identify Inferior Cooking Oil? Key Points for Quality Control from Cultivation to Purchase
Inferior cooking oil harms health. This article systematically introduces methods for identifying inferior cooking oil and key safety control points, from oilseed cultivation, harvest and storage to oil pressing and purchasing, helping growers and consumers safeguard the quality of every drop of oil.
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Which agricultural activities require tax payment? The ranch court case clarifies the boundary of tax exemption
The agricultural tax has been fully abolished, but agricultural operations are not entirely tax-exempt. Based on the disputed issues in the ranch court case, this article explains the scope of tax exemption for self-produced agricultural products, the tax payment obligations in the processing and purchasing-sales stages, and common tax-related incentives, helping farmers and farm owners clarify the tax payment boundary and avoid operational pitfalls.
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Horizontal Windbreak Nets for Welsh Onion Cultivation in Winter Reduce Losses
Once the northeast monsoon blows, the leaf tips of onion fields dry up and lodging occurs frequently. Horizontal windbreak nets are erected above the onion field, reducing wind evenly across the whole field and protecting the onions to cut losses. This article introduces their windbreak principle, installation key points and subsidy information.
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How can a modern agricultural industry consortium achieve 1+1+1 greater than 3
The establishment of the modern agricultural industry consortium is, while adhering to the household contract management system, against the broader background of cultivating new types of agricultural operating entities, developing various forms of scaled operation, and building an agricultural operating system that combines intensification, specialization, organization and socialization
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How to Control Anthracnose in Bok Choy? Leaf White Spot Symptom Identification and Fungicide Methods
Bok choy anthracnose is most prevalent from June to September, causing white spots on leaves and brown spots on petioles. This article covers the key points of symptom identification, agricultural control, seed dressing and coating, and fungicide spray formulas for the early stage of the disease, spraying 2-3 times consecutively at 7-10 day intervals.
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The three main causes of cotton diseases: climate, seeds and cultivation
The occurrence of cotton diseases is closely related to climate, seed quality and cultivation practices: low temperature and high humidity easily cause seed rot and sprout rot, poor-quality seeds produce weak seedlings, and continuous cropping, low-lying waterlogged land, rough land preparation and sowing too early all worsen the disease.
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How to Grow Bird's Nest Fern in Water? Master Temperature, Light, and Water Change Techniques
How to grow bird's nest fern in water? This article introduces the key care points for water-cultured bird's nest fern, including how to select plants and wash the roots, temperature and light requirements, misting and moisture retention techniques, adding nutrient solution, and water change frequency, to help you easily grow a bird's nest fern with glossy green leaves.
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How to Grow Tulips in Water? The Complete Process from Bulb Preparation to Blooming
How do you grow tulips in water? This article shares bulb selection and cold treatment, container making, disinfection, water level control, temperature and humidity regulation, and water changing tips, explaining the whole process from rooting to blooming so you can easily grow beautiful water-grown tulips.
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Vietnam's Persistent Heavy Rain Devastates Agriculture: Northern Region Flooded, Durian Trees Die Off en Masse in Central Highlands
Vietnam's persistent heavy rain devastates agriculture: heavy rain in the north kills 3 people, floods more than 16,000 houses, and damages 22,000 hectares of crops; in the Central Highlands, durian orchards in Gia Lai Province suffer from diseases triggered by waterlogging, with thousands of hectares of durian trees affected and large numbers of trees dying from resin oozing and root rot.
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