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How big is the largest edible mushroom in the world? One plant weighs 2.5 kilograms.
This is the largest edible fungus in the world. Its cap diameter can exceed 1 meter, the stem is more than half a meter long, and it can weigh up to 2.5
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How many kilograms of nitrogen can 1 mu of soybeans fix? A full analysis of nitrogen fixation capacity
1. How much nitrogen can 1 mu of soybeans fix? Field trials have determined that 1 mu of soybeans can fix about 8 kilograms of nitrogen, equivalent to applying 18 kilograms of urea. Because soybeans have symbiotic nitrogen-fixing rhizobia, through the action of rhizobia they can fix gaseous nitrogen from the air, so generally
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Recently watch out for Rongda non-dairy creamer, AAA, Rose non-dairy creamer and Holland non-dairy creamer! 2513 kilograms of expired non-dairy creamer have flowed into food and beverage snack shops!
Recently watch out for Rongda non-dairy creamer, AAA, Rose non-dairy creamer and Holland non-dairy creamer! 2513 kilograms of expired non-dairy creamer have flowed into food and beverage snack shops!
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100 kilograms of rice blessings launch the local power of Hualien-Taitung
100 kilograms of rice blessings launch the local power of Hualien-Taitung
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Seedling plastic plug trays consume a million kilograms a year; the Hualien District Agricultural Research and Extension Station switches to pulp plug trays to save labor and cut plastic
Seedling plastic plug trays consume 1 million kilograms a year! The Hualien District Agricultural Research and Extension Station rolls out pulp seedling plug trays that save labor and cut plastic
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Super Rice Breaks 1,000 Kilograms per Mu: Ministry of Agriculture Announces New Record
According to a report by China National Radio's "News and Newspaper Digest," the Ministry of Agriculture announced yesterday (the 10th) that the fourth-phase Chinese super rice led by Academician Yuan Longping has exceeded 1,000 kilograms per mu. The review for renewal of safety certificates for genetically modified insect-resistant rice and high-phytase corn, which expire in August this year,
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National corn inventory exceeds 200 billion kilograms, far above a reasonable level
Statistics show that the corn inventory held by various types of enterprises nationwide currently exceeds 200 billion kilograms, far exceeding a reasonable level, with the characteristics of a stage of supply exceeding demand being obvious. Some main producing areas have encountered the awkward situation of being unable to purchase, unable to store, and unable to sell, and even more so the "troubles after a bumper harvest" of being unable to afford fiscal subsidies.
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