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Taiwan macaque numbers have risen markedly; experts suggest removing it from the protected wildlife list
The number of Taiwan macaques has risen markedly, and experts suggest it no longer be listed as "protected wildlife"
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Sichuan edible fungi and other agricultural products supplied to the Macao market
Recently, the Sichuan Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau and the Guangdong Zhuhai Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau held a signing ceremony in Chengdu for the "Memorandum of Cooperation on Promoting the Supply of Sichuan Food and Agricultural Products to Macao." This signing marks the formal establishment of the
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Yunnan Province's macadamia planting area reaches 1.6 million mu, ranking first in the world
35 years ago, the Yunnan Tropical Crops Research Institute introduced and trial-planted macadamia nuts. Who would have thought that now Yunnan Province has planted more than 1.6 million mu of macadamia nuts, surpassing not only other provinces but also the planting area of any country in the world. Macadamia nuts have also driven
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Australian macadamias target affluent consumers, enter China's high-end market
To deeply expand the Chinese consumer market, the Australian macadamia (also known as the Australian nut) industry body has invested a million Australian dollars to carry out product promotion activities in China's first-tier cities, promoting the unique nutritional value of this nut food to affluent Chinese consumers.
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Wuzhou, Guangxi macadamia nuts enter the high-end market
At the exhibition, company representatives from Wuzhou exchanged with macadamia nut traders from various places. (Photo by Peng Yu/Photo by Peng Yu) At the invitation of the Commercial Section of the Australian Consulate-General in Guangzhou, recently, the Wuzhou Municipal Bureau of Commerce, together with the Municipal Forestry Bureau and the Municipal Council for the Promotion of International Trade, led Wuzhou-produced macadamia
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Australian macadamia production hits a record high for the year, with prices holding firm
For Australian macadamia (also known as the Australian nut) growers, 2015 will be a year of bumper harvests, with national macadamia production reaching an all-time record. At present, the in-shell nut output at 10% moisture content is 48,300 tonnes (45,100 tonnes at 3.5% moisture content), an increase of
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Australian macadamia annual production hits a new record, prices remain firm
For Australian macadamia (also known as Australian nut) growers, 2015 will be a year of bumper harvest, with national macadamia production reaching the highest record in history. At present, the production of in-shell nuts with a moisture content of 10% is 48,300 tonnes (45,100 tonnes at a moisture content of 3.5%), an increase of
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What other management measures are there for macadamia orchards
1. Beekeeping in the orchard. Macadamia is an insect-pollinated flower; the main pollinating insects are honeybees, ground wasps, flies, thrips, etc. Keeping honeybees in the orchard greatly increases the chances of pollination between plants and between cultivars, which is of great benefit to raising yields. 2. Frost protection
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