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Darjeeling black tea output plunges 90%, Indian tea prices may soar
Darjeeling black tea, ranked among the world's three major black teas, has recently been severely affected in output by local ethnic conflict and a major strike, with tea production in June alone falling 90%, dealing a major blow to the global tea market. Foreign media reported earlier that eastern India
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Does mint need watering every day? Hydroponic methods and how to tell true mint from false mint
You must know the mint plant, but have you ever grown mint? Do you know how mint should be watered? Can mint be grown hydroponically? Today there are many plants that look similar to mint, such as: curly-leaf spearmint, green mint, etc. So do you know how to tell them apart
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2018 avian influenza cases drop by nearly 50%, strengthen prevention efforts
Now we have once again entered the peak period for avian influenza, so we need to strengthen our defenses in this regard. What exactly should be done? Let's take a look together. Ducks must be screened before slaughter, and prevention efforts are working. To contain the spread of avian influenza, the Council of Agriculture has since last year mandated that all ducks across Taiwan be comprehensively screened for the virus before being brought to market.
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A Comprehensive Analysis of the Two Current Positions in the Three Rural Issues Field
Against the backdrop of urbanisation, the direction of three rural issues policy has become the focus of debate, intentional or otherwise, among current academic circles and policy departments. How to judge China's current national conditions and agricultural conditions, and what kind of urbanisation strategy and three rural issues policy measures should be adopted, have in current Chinese academia
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Experts estimate that China's corn production will drop by about 12 billion jin in 2014
At the 2014 National Coarse Grains and Corn Market Analysis and Production-Marketing Linkage Conference held recently in Nanchang, relevant experts analyzed and concluded: China's total corn output in 2014 is expected to be about 424.6 billion jin, a decrease of about 12 billion jin from the previous year, a decline of 2.75%. Experts estimate that China's corn production will drop by about
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Taiyuan, Shanxi tea merchants must drop their pretensions to get out of trouble
Mr. An, a tea merchant from Anxi, Fujian, set out early in the morning with a friend. Because rents at Modern Tea City had risen yet again, he had no choice but to look for a more suitable shop space to continue the tea business he had run for more than ten years. Since the start of this year, many tea merchants, like Mr. An
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Prices of popular Chinese medicinal herbs such as angelica and gastrodia drop sharply
Due to blindly expanded cultivation, output of many previously hot-selling varieties such as angelica and gastrodia is severely oversupplied. Not only have lofty items like bird's nest and cordyceps been consigned to the cold palace by the market, but "everyone's darling" Chinese medicinal herbs have also begun to fall in price and attract few buyers. The reporter learned that, including Salvia miltiorrhiza,
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Garlic prices surge again, yet trading volume drops noticeably
Take Beijing as an example: in June, the average wholesale price of garlic at the Xinfadi market was 2.5-3.2 yuan per jin, a full doubling compared with two months earlier. Right now is the peak season for vegetables coming onto the market, and oversupply has pushed down the prices of most vegetables. Yet there is
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Rapeseed profits drop sharply: how should autumn-sown rapeseed be planted?
This year's price is even lower than last year's. Planting one mu of rapeseed does not make money, so I do not want to plant it next year. Recently, reporters received reports from several farmers in Jianyang City that this year's rapeseed market price is not high, the market is sluggish, planting benefits are not as good as in previous years, and planting enthusiasm has been damaged.
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Corn output up, price down, growing grain no longer profitable: large operators break contracts and abandon farmland after land transfer
The national autumn harvest is nearly complete. As the main autumn harvest crop, this year's corn output will rise again, but farmers in the main producing areas who are welcoming the bumper harvest are hardly happy. Reporters from Economic Information Daily learned in interviews in Hebei, Jilin and other provinces that the current corn purchase price is significantly
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