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Participation rate in social insurance for agricultural household registration is nearly 20 percentage points lower than for non-agricultural household registration
"Public Opinion Blue Book: China Livelihood Survey Report (2015)" shows that the insurance participation rate for agricultural household registration is nearly 20 percentage points lower than for non-agricultural household registration. China Workers' Network News (reporter Yang Zhaokui) Recently jointly released by the Public Opinion Research Laboratory of Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the Social Sciences Academic Press, the "
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What are the varieties of cauliflower? An introduction to the benefits and effects of broccoli
Broccoli is a perennial overwintering herbaceous plant of the genus Brassica in the crucifer family. Because the part eaten is mainly the flower stalk formed by dense flower buds, it is called broccoli. It originated along the coast of Western Europe and came from a wild variety of cabbage. Its cultivation history is earlier than that of cauliflower. At present
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How to Grow Herbs? Detailed Explanation of Cultivation Techniques and Key Growing Points
Organic Cultivation and Utilization of Herb Plants Key Points of Organic Herb Cultivation Management I. Cultivation and Selection of Herb Seedlings The selection of seedlings in herb cultivation is very important. The quality of seedlings greatly affects the later growth and flowering state of the plants. The so-called "seedling is half the work" means
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Thrips Pest Control Methods: Orius strigicollis (Anthocorid Bug) Preys on Thrips
Thrips: Thrips typically suck sap from the tender tips and flowers of watermelon, causing the growing points of the watermelon to shrivel and turn black, or even become necrotic. With such significant damage, what should we do to effectively control them? The damage caused by thrips on crops has in recent years
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Which flowers can be eaten? A detailed explanation of the food safety of flower and herb agricultural products
Do you know which flowers can be eaten? Would you like to find out? Let's take a look together. There are some flowers you may fall in love with the taste of once you've tried them. Whenever the flowers are in full bloom, the flower-viewing crowds always pack the place, and besides watching the flowers compete in beauty, have you ever thought that
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How to Grow Orchids? Master Orchid Growing Methods and Techniques
Do you know how orchids should be grown? What are the growing methods, what should be paid attention to during growing, and how should fertilizer be applied? Let's take a look together. There are many types of orchids, so it is hard to explain orchid growing clearly in just a few words. However, we can briefly
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A Detailed Guide to Planting and Growing Phalaenopsis Orchids
How do you plant a Phalaenopsis orchid? What issues should you watch out for when planting, and what common pests and diseases generally appear during the growing process? Let's take a look together. The Phalaenopsis orchid originates mostly in the warm tropical rainforests of Asia, and is named for its butterfly-like shape. It is currently
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A Detailed Guide to Sowing Times and Sowing Methods for Flower Seeds
What problems do you run into when growing flowers, and have all your questions been answered? If not, see below to find out whether the answer you are looking for is there. Q1. I know that growing flower seeds is divided by season, but I am not sure how to divide it? Is it like petunias being for the cooler season
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What is the butterfly pea? How to grow it and the benefits and effects of butterfly pea flowers
We generally know green beans and common beans, but have you ever heard of the butterfly pea? Do you know how to grow butterfly pea? Would you like to learn about it? Then take a look at the introduction below. The butterfly pea is native to tropical South America, and because its flower shape closely resembles a butterfly, it is called the butterfly pea.
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How to grow bromeliads? Master the care methods and watering tips after blooming
How do you plant bromeliads, do you know? Do you also want to grow a nice pot of bromeliads yourself? Then read the introduction below and see how bromeliads are grown. Bromeliads belong to the Bromeliaceae family, and most originate in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. In total
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