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What is the difference between soybean and yellow soybean? The differences between the two explained clearly in one go
Soybean includes yellow soybean, black soybean and green soybean; soybean includes yellow soybean, but yellow soybean is not necessarily soybean. It is a perennial herbaceous plant and a very important food crop. Soybean is most commonly used to make various soy products, extract soybean oil, brew soy sauce and extract protein
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Detailed Explanation of Licorice Propagation Methods and Cultivation Techniques
Licorice propagation has three methods: seed propagation, rhizome propagation and division propagation. 1. Site selection and land preparation: Sandy soil and loose red loam soil are suitable; apply 2500 kg of farmyard manure per 667 sq m, deep plow 40-50 cm in autumn, harrow fine and level, and make high ridges 40-50 cm wide with furrows 30-35 cm wide.
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How to Grow Small Gourds: Planting Methods and Key Techniques (with Planting Times)
Summary Planting time: In northern regions, sow in March-April; in southern regions, sow from late February to early March. Seed soaking and sprouting: Select new seeds that are plump and have a high germination rate, then soak and sprout them for 8-10 days. Transplanting: When the seedlings have grown 3-4 leaves, they can be
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Are Bean Sprouts Soy Products? A Detailed Explanation of the Ingredient Classification of Bean Sprouts
Bean sprouts include soybean sprouts, mung bean sprouts, small bean sprouts, etc., and are also known as ruyi cai. The consumption of bean sprouts began in the Song Dynasty, and bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, and fungi are ranked together as the three kings of vegetarian umami. Bean sprouts are rich in vitamin C, vitamin E, chlorophyll, and other nutrients, and have the effect of beautifying the skin and preventing tumors
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A Detailed Guide to Grass Planting Methods and Technical Points
Grass includes many varieties, such as Kentucky bluegrass, evergreen grass, cool-season types, and more, and each grass contains a great many varieties. Most grasses are used for landscaping, so what are the planting techniques for grass? 1. Types of grass. There are a great many grass varieties, and they can be classified according to
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How to grow Chinese medicinal herbs? A detailed explanation of the key points of Chinese medicinal herb cultivation techniques
The cultivation of Chinese medicinal herbs mainly includes 5 processes: plot selection, propagation, field management, pest and disease control, and harvesting. The propagation methods of different Chinese medicinal herbs vary somewhat; for example, some Chinese medicinal herbs are propagated by sowing seeds, while others are propagated by stem tubers, but the subsequent management techniques are the same.
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What to do if a sow has been unable to deliver a stuck piglet for two days? Includes common handling methods
Abstract Stillborn: For sows that continuously discharge lochia from the body and show signs of labor, a syringe can be connected to an insemination tube to inject saline at a concentration of 1%-3% and a temperature of 36-38°C into the sow's uterine cavity until the saline flows out of the sow's body, then combine with oxytocin.
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A Detailed Guide to Wild Mushroom Cultivation Methods and Key Techniques
Wild mushroom cultivation includes: seed collection and inoculation, spawn treatment, preparation of the growing substrate and bagging and sterilization, spawning and mycelial running, and management during fruiting. Because there are so many kinds of wild mushrooms, the cultivation time and substrate formulation differ for each one, so everyone
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Complete Guide to Crop Cultivation Techniques and Key Points of Field Management
General crop cultivation includes several aspects such as land selection and preparation, fertilization, sowing, field management, and harvesting. Field management is the most critical aspect, including intertillage and soil loosening, weeding, fertilization, watering, and disease prevention. The following uses buckwheat as an example to introduce crop
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Key Points of Watermelon Cultivation Techniques and a Detailed Guide to Growing Methods
Watermelon cultivation includes site selection, land preparation and fertilization, transplanting, pruning and vine training, fruit setting, topdressing, irrigation and harvesting. Among these, transplanting should be determined according to the variety; for example, mid-season watermelons are transplanted at a seedling age of 20-25 days, and late-season watermelons at a seedling age of 7-10 days. Field management for growing watermelon
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