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Rare Wild Single-Leaf Clematis Appears in Zhoushan Town, Yongkang, with More Than 200 Flowers on a Single Plant
Single-leaf clematis is a provincially key protected plant that blooms only in winter and is also called "snow bloom." Recently, a provincial forestry local expert discovered a rare wild single-leaf clematis in Zhoushan Town, Yongkang City, and it produced more than 200 flowers, which is truly rare. Single-leaf clematis is a perennial herbaceous vine of the class Dicotyledoneae, family Ranunculaceae.
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Imported tea passed off as Taiwan organic tea: "Goddess Farmer" apologizes in tears
Chen Lixue, once named a "Century Goddess Farmer" and owner of the Jiafang Organic Tea Garden in Taitung, has been investigated by the Taitung District Prosecutors Office for allegedly selling tea blended with or passed off as imported tea. Prosecutors believe she and her husband Su Yinde are suspected of fraud and of falsely labeling the country of origin of goods, and each was released on bail of 100,000 yuan. Chen Lixue came forward on the evening of the 11th, choking up several times and bowing.
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No pesticides, no chemical fertilizers: Lin Yilong's 16 years of farming with stable income
Lin Yilong's home sits on the mountainside of Luye Highland, where time paces between the Coastal Range and the Central Range. In the morning, he watches the mist drift through the Beinan River Valley; at night, he observes the moon wax and wane, letting the stars lull him to sleep. Dulan Mountain and Luye River sing in harmony, a performance of "The Four Seasons" he never tires of hearing.
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Severe mouse plague in eastern Australia, rat rain appears from granary equipment
The mouse plague in eastern Australia has been severe over the past six months, with farmers facing the worst rodent infestation in decades. Videos of the local rat infestation have gone viral online, among them a clip posted on Twitter by Australian journalist Lucy Thackray, in which a farmer, while cleaning granary equipment, is seen with a huge mass of rats
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Behind the Success of Organic Tea: A Tea Farmer Risked Everything for 8 Years to Protect the Blue Magpie
Reported by the Tea Knowledge website. The annual output value of Taiwan's tea industry is nearly 10 billion, and many operators are selling tea like crazy, but one man sold so much that he had only 30 yuan left in his savings. He is Huang Bojun, founder of an organic tea brand. Because he hoped tea farmers would adopt pesticide-free farming to conserve the local ecology
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Winter Melon Growing Techniques and Management: Fertilization Methods and Disinfection of Land Used for Winter Melon for Many Years
Do you know the growing techniques and management techniques for winter melon? If you want to grow winter melon yourself, take a look at the introduction below. When planting things in land that has grown winter melon for many years, it needs to be disinfected, so how should it be disinfected? 1. Cultivation period: the cultivation periods for each region of this province are as follows
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What Happens If You Eat Too Much Wampee? A Full Guide to How Many Years It Takes to Fruit and Which Month It Ripens
Wampee can be said to be a medicinal fruit, and it is also very popular with the public. I really like eating wampee; the sweet-and-sour taste is especially delicious. Some people say wampee and longan look very similar, but that is not the case; there is a big difference in taste. Wampee
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African swine fever appears in Vietnam for the first time; how should the latest outbreak be prevented?
African swine fever has developed particularly severely in China, so screening at airports is also very strict, and the baggage of passengers at ports is also subject to very strict checks. But what about it? On the Vietnamese side, no news of African swine fever had been reported, so the screening of the baggage of tourists traveling from Vietnam was not subject to such high requirements. However, on February 15, a piece of pork from Vietnam was confirmed positive for African swine fever, the first case of African swine fever from Vietnam.
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Earth is greener than it was 20 years ago, and China and India are the biggest contributors
Human activity on Earth usually has a negative impact on the environment: dumping plastic into the oceans, causing ice sheets to melt at an alarming rate, depriving polar bears of their habitat, and so on. But a new study of satellite data shows that over the past 20 years or so, the Earth
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Organic commitment: Healthy Times founder's 36 years of unwavering dedication
No one knows exactly when it started, but when people go out shopping these days, besides checking whether something is fresh, they also pay attention to whether it is organic. The reason is that modern people care more about health and pursue pure, natural, uncontaminated food. This is especially true for food given to babies, and mothers place even more importance on organic options.
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