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Why must straw be burned no matter what? See how Chinese farmers deal with it
Every year at this time of year, city dwellers, as the PM2.5 index rises, focus their attention on the corn stalks in the crop fields, firmly believing that the change in air quality is caused by farmers burning straw, and this gives rise to endless verbal battles. We have to admit, as
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Farmland reduced to a garbage dump exposes the problem of officials' inaction
There is an old Chinese saying: it is hard to leave one's native land. After many urban villages in Zhengzhou were demolished, the villagers all hoped to be resettled in their original villages. But the people of Tangzhuang Village, Longyuan Office, Zhengdong New District, Zhengzhou, are unwilling to return to their old home in the demolition and resettlement, and they strongly
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Vermicomposting: Turning Kitchen Waste into Fertilizer
Research and development of vermicomposting: How do you handle your household kitchen waste? If you always throw it away, that is actually a waste. Below we will teach you how to use kitchen waste to make valuable fertilizer. Kitchen waste is produced by every household every day
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DIY Method for Turning Kitchen Waste into Organic Fertilizer
In many European countries, when dealing with kitchen waste and yard weeds and fallen leaves, people often use their own yards for natural composting, and some use machines for high-speed fermentation. In the early days, farming families in Taiwan, China all had compost sheds and manure pits, and these can provide us with space for reflection and thought.
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Banning kitchen waste feeding of pigs: kitchen waste may become a transmission route for African swine fever virus
If the African swine fever virus enters China, then kitchen waste is also a very risky transmission route. Let's take a look below. If the African swine fever virus enters China, kitchen waste is absolutely a high-risk route, but at present, after taking stock, the Council of Agriculture has
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Kitchen waste as organic fertilizer for growing vegetables: eco-friendly, healthy, and it improves the soil
A new method for handling kitchen waste is here. Through "hugelkultur / deep soil planting," raw kitchen scraps and fallen leaves are converted into nutrients plants can use, which not only solves the problem of disposing of raw kitchen waste and rice straw, but also grows vegetables with zero pesticide residues. The garbage problem is getting worse, and
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How to Plant a Lawn? Detailed Planting Methods and Steps
First, remove the garbage from the site. After the garbage is cleared away, turn and rake the soil. While turning and raking the soil, remove weeds and debris, and apply a base fertilizer, mainly organic fertilizer. Then spread the lawn seeds evenly over the soil, water immediately after sowing, and then water daily.
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Is Catfish a Garbage Fish? Let's Talk About Whether You Can Eat It and How to Make It Taste Good
Since catfish itself is a carnivorous fish that feeds on small fish or other aquatic animals, its flesh is edible. If the water quality is good, it should be relatively safe, but be careful to clean the internal organs thoroughly, and do not eat the swim bladder or the eggs, to avoid
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A potted plant picked from a garbage pile, raised by Grandpa until its value multiplied several times over
We have all kept potted plants at some point. But I do not know where the potted plants you keep came from, or whether you bought them at a flower market. Yet one potted plant kept at Grandpa's house was picked up by him from a garbage pile back then, and now...
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Environmental pollution leaves them no choice but to eat garbage
Marine pollution usually refers to humans changing the original state of the ocean, causing damage to the marine ecosystem. Pollution caused by harmful substances entering the marine environment damages biological resources, endangers human health, hinders fishing and other human activities at...
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