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Fish Farming Technology in Wild Rice Stem Fields: Symbiotic Fish and Wild Rice Stem Farming for Both Ecological and Economic Benefits
Introduction to the fish-wild rice stem symbiotic farming model: raising fish in wild rice stem fields, where fish manure fertilizes the field and fish eat pests, producing wild rice stem with less fertilizer and fewer pesticides and superior quality, achieving double harvest from one field, both ecological and profitable.
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How did the Bayan settlement find its way out on the road to rural revival? Watch the Satoyama Taiwan documentary
Looking at the rural revival practice of the Bayan settlement through the documentary "Satoyama Taiwan": restoring ecological farming on water terraces, young people returning to their hometowns, and combining agriculture with tourism, offering lessons for the sustainable development of shallow-mountain villages.
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Ecological Soil Improvement Methods: Awakening the Vitality of Barren Farmland with the Land's Self-Healing Power
Continuous cropping on the same land and excessive chemical fertilizer use leave farmland tired and barren. This article analyzes the root causes of soil sickness, introduces common ecological improvement practices such as applying organic fertilizer, rotating with green manure crops, and minimal tillage for soil building, and shows you how to harness the land's self-healing power to restore soil and revive farmland vitality.
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Detailed explanation of the morphological characteristics of orchids, helping you quickly get to know orchids
The Orchidaceae family comprises 750 genera and more than 35,000 species, while the genus Cymbidium has more than 70 species. Common cultivated species in China include: the famous flower of the four seasons, Cymbidium goeringii (C. goeringii): also called grass orchid, mountain orchid, and duoduo xiang. One stem bears 1 to 2 flowers, fragrant. Flowering period is February to March. Mainly distributed in the Yangtze River basin and the southwestern region. Traditional precious varieties...
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Beneficial insects and birds support ecological farming: be kind to your animal friends in the field
Frogs, bees, earthworms and beneficial birds in the field are all great helpers for ecological farming. This article introduces the role of common beneficial insects and birds in farmland, and how to protect them to reduce pesticides, improve soil and increase yields.
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A Detailed Guide to the Phenological Stages of Cymbidium faberi: A Timeline of Each Growth Stage
Excerpted from "Appreciation and Cultivation of Famous Chinese Cymbidium faberi Varieties" (compiled by Xu Dongsheng). Phenology is the relationship between the periodic phenomena of organisms and climate. Understanding phenological stages makes it easier to guide them along their natural tendencies and put them to use. Here we present the periodic phenomena of Cymbidium faberi, including the leaf bud tillering stage, emergence stage, diapause stage, flower primordium formation stage, leaf bud elongation and leaf-unfolding stage, maturation stage, dormancy...
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