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How to raise chickens in a bamboo forest? A full analysis of the key technical points
Bamboo forest chicken farming techniques
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State-owned forest land opens up for conditional harvesting of precious timber such as red cypress, wild vegetables and windfall wood
Respecting indigenous peoples, state-owned forest land opens up for harvesting of wild vegetables and windfall wood, with red cypress and other precious timbers "conditionally open"
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The forest dream of 10 young people: Japanese cedar wood structures "Floating Forest, Ridge Forest" accompany you on your mountain stroll
The forest dream of 10 young people: Japanese cedar wood structures "Floating Forest, Ridge Forest" accompany you on your mountain stroll
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How promising are the profits from beekeeping in woodlands? An analysis of under-forest economy development models
On April 18, the Council of Agriculture officially released application programs for economic undertakings such as under-forest economy, among which the opening of woodland beekeeping has made many people eager to try it out, and quite a few people asked the Forestry Bureau about the relevant regulations within 2 months. However, the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute reminds that in addition to considering whether nectar-source plants are
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What are the layout methods for forest bonsai? A detailed guide
The layout of forest bonsai is extremely important; it is the key to the success or failure of creating a forest-style bonsai. Several trees that have undergone soil removal are arranged in the pot on a trial basis, and through observation, deliberation, and adjustment of the trees' positions, you achieve a clear distinction between primary and secondary, appropriate spacing and density, and varying heights.
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Drones with spreaders and seed pellets help rescue and restore trees in mountain forests
Restoring landslide sites in mountain forests is not easy, because many places are hard to reach, let alone plant trees. The Soil and Water Conservation Bureau of the Council of Agriculture once used helicopters to fly over remote mountain landslide sites and scatter tree seeds, but it was almost ineffective, because the seeds were too light and the helicopter's main rotor was spinning
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A detailed guide to making forest-style bonsai, easy for beginners to learn
Forest-style bonsai mainly reflects the composite image of the beauty of a group of trees. Although the selection of plant forms is not as strict as with other bonsai, the image of group beauty is expressed through the combination of individual trees. Therefore, each tree in a forest-style bonsai must also be able to show its individual beauty within a unified composition.
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How to make a Fraxinus hupehensis forest-style bonsai
A Fraxinus hupehensis forest-style bonsai is made by planting multiple specimens together in one pot, so that they set each other off and form an artificial natural community, recreating the beautiful scenery of a sea of trees. It wins by the overall beauty of the natural combination, rather than displaying the individual characteristics of each tree
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Four taboos to remember when making and caring for forest-style bonsai
Among bonsai there is a special form of presentation called the forest style. This form of bonsai cleverly combines mountains, stones and trees to fully reveal the beauty of a forest, like a beautiful landscape painting. But in the process of making and caring for forest bonsai, there are four taboos to observe. First taboo: one-size-fits-all. The materials used for forest-style bonsai are generally small-leaved shrubs
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