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In 2014, domestic grain prices continued to rise slightly while remaining stable
In 2014, international prices of bulk agricultural products continued the downward trend of the previous year, while domestic market supply was generally sufficient, prices fell more often than they rose, and imports continued to grow. Grain prices rose slightly while remaining stable. Supported by the minimum purchase price and temporary storage policies, domestic grain prices continued to rise slightly while remaining stable this year.
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China Green Food Consumer Price Index edges down month-on-month
According to the latest monitoring data from Xinhua (Daqing) International Petroleum Information Center, in September 2014 the China Green Food Consumer Price Index stood at 103.12, down 0.18% month-on-month. Overall, affected by factors such as the relatively ample supply of agricultural products during the harvest season, vegetables
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New grain hits the market with prices steady to slightly higher, farmers actively selling
Wang Chengqiang, Li Lei, Chu Ruizhen, Ma Kuiyu Survey date: Thursday, September 25, 2014 Survey route: Day two: Hegang to Fujin, survey areas include Baoquanling Management Bureau, Gongqing Farm, Junchuan Farm, Suibin Farm, Mingshan Farm, Puyang Farm and other farms
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Food prices may fall slightly month-on-month; institutions forecast July CPI at 2.3%
According to the arrangements of the National Bureau of Statistics, important macroeconomic data including the July CPI (Consumer Price Index) will be released on August 9. As of August 6, multiple institutions had already published forecast reports for the July CPI, with institutions forecasting July CPI at 2.3%. Bank of Communications Financial Research
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How to care for Cordyline fruticosa? Fertilize lightly, avoid heavy feeding, loosen the soil and repot on a regular schedule
Summary Soil: Cordyline fruticosa needs a loose, fertile growing medium. Water: in spring and autumn water about once every 4 days; in summer it can be watered daily. Light: it likes direct sunlight, but in summer it needs appropriate shade. Temperature: the suitable growing temperature is 20-28°C, and the wintering temperature must not be lower than
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Cymbidium sinense growing methods and watering techniques: fertilize lightly, avoid strong doses, and adjust watering according to the season
Summary Growing methods: Cymbidium sinense prefers a warm, humid and well-ventilated environment, avoids direct sunlight and water accumulation in the pot. The most suitable growing temperature is 20-28°C. In winter it can be moved indoors or a plastic shed can be built to help it overwinter. Fertilizing should be light rather than strong, from late spring to late autumn
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Gongcai (stem lettuce) cultivation techniques: choose a slightly alkaline sandy soil with ample fertility
For gongcai cultivation, the first choice is a slightly alkaline, fertile sandy soil with strong water- and fertilizer-retention capacity. After the planting site is chosen, combine intertillage with fertilization to enhance permeability, and after the Start of Autumn (Liqiu) you can reasonably arrange the density and dig holes for sowing. Before sowing, the seeds need to be sprouted: treat the seeds at low temperature,
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What soil is suitable for dragon fruit? Neutral or slightly acidic soil is preferable
Abstract: For planting dragon fruit, neutral soil and slightly acidic soil rich in humus and good at retaining water and fertilizer are preferable. Dragon fruit is mainly propagated by cuttings and grafting, and can be planted on flat land, paddy fields, hillsides or dry land. Dragon fruit does not have high soil requirements
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What soil is best for growing chestnuts? Soil requirements for chestnut cultivation
Abstract: Slightly acidic soil should be chosen for planting chestnuts, preferably deep soil that is moist, has strong drainage, and contains plenty of organic matter, such as sandy soil or sandy loam weathered from sandstone or granite. If the PH value of the soil used for planting chestnuts is higher than 7, it will cause the chest
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What are the precautions for using copper hydroxide pesticide?
Copper hydroxide is slightly toxic and can be used as an analytical reagent as well as in pesticides. What are the effects of copper hydroxide pesticide? What are its precautions? 1. The effects of copper hydroxide pesticide. The trade names of copper hydroxide include Kocide, Guan Jun Tong, Feng Hu An, Rui Pu
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