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Key points to note during jujube storage
1. Thoroughly disinfect the storage room with CT storage-room disinfectant. 2. Lower the storage temperature to 0°C within 2 days before loading. 3. Jujubes should be harvested at the white-ripe stage, that is, when the fruit turns from green to white and the surface is slightly tinged with red. 4. Harvest with the fruit stalk attached; jujubes that have been knocked down with sticks must never be put into storage. 5. Jujubes sprayed with hormones such as ripening accelerators before harvest are not suitable for storage. 6. After harvesting, sort the jujube fruit, dip it in CT liquid preservative specially for jujubes, and pre-cool at 0°C while draining until the fruit temperature is 0
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Points to note when raising pigs in summer: do not throw cold water on the pigs
In summer, when the temperature is high, pigs often pant loudly from the heat. Some farmers, worried that the pigs will fall ill from the heat, throw cold water on the pigs, hoping to cool them down and make them feel more comfortable, not realizing that this is harmful and does no good. Pigs pant from the heat because their sweating is poor, so the heat in their bodies cannot be released for the time being. If cold water is thrown on a pig at this time, the strong cold stimulation makes the sweat pores all over the pig's body contract sharply, the release of body heat is blocked, and the body temperature instead rises abruptly; in mild cases the pig develops a high fever and inflammation of the lungs, and in severe cases it
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What are the methods for collecting goose down and feathers, and what points should be noted?
1. Plucking from the carcass means collecting all the goose down and feathers at once after slaughter, and it is further divided into three collection methods: hot-water scalding, steam plucking and dry plucking. The hot-water scalding method is also called the soaking-and-scalding method or the scalding-and-defeathering method. After the goose is slaughtered, collect the goose blood and drain it as completely as possible to ensure the quality of the goose carcass and internal organs, so that the carcass has no residual blood, the body surface is clean and attractive, and the meat quality is good. It is best to pull out the large quills on both wings (tip quills, blade quills, nest quills) before scalding and store and sell them separately. Otherwise, once mixed into the feathers, they not only affect down quality but are also treated as waste and wasted. After slaughter, use
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Notes for Beginners on Raising Chickens and Key Points of Daily Feeding Management
Notes for Beginners on Raising Chickens
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Several key points to note when grazing sheep in early spring
1. Choice of grazing land. It should be chosen in sunny slope areas close to the winter grazing land, where grass sprouts earlier, so that when the weather changes suddenly the sheep can be driven back to the pen in time to take shelter. When the amount of green grass is not yet enough for the sheep to eat half their fill, each day the sheep should first be driven to shady slopes with more dry grass, and after the sheep have eaten some dry grass, they should then be driven to the green grass on the sunny slopes. 2. Prevent "running after green". When green grass has just begun to sprout, it looks present from afar but absent up close, and the sheep tend to run around everywhere, commonly known as "running after green". Not only do they fail to eat their fill, but they also use up their strength. They should be grazed on shady slopes with plenty of dry grass, and
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How to Care for Aglaonema 'Silver Queen' and Key Points to Note
Aglaonema 'Silver Queen' is also known as Silver Queen Chinese Evergreen. Its leaves are pale silver-gray, dotted with dark green markings. It likes a warm, humid environment and bright, indirect light, and it also tolerates shade. The optimum growing temperature is 20-30°C, and the wintering temperature should not fall below 12°C. A fertile soil rich in humus is ideal.
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Detailed Guide to Planting Daisy Seeds and Points to Note
The daisy is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Bellis in the Asteraceae family. It is relatively cold-tolerant and is often grown as a biennial. Some flower lovers want to grow it, but are troubled by not knowing how to plant daisy seeds. In fact, planting daisy seeds is not that difficult. Daisy seeds are mainly sown between August and September each year (this is the relatively best time
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What points should be noted when fertilizing cyclamen?
During the various growth stages of cyclamen, the types and amounts of fertilizer required are all different, and this must be paid close attention to when growing it. Fertilizing cyclamen cannot be generalized; each stage has its own emphasis. Under normal circumstances, the peak of potassium uptake is from May to September
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Can Peperomia be grown hydroponically? Master the hydroponic method and key points to note
For plant lovers who have a passion for hydroponics, they want to try growing everything in water. So, can Peperomia be grown hydroponically? Of course it can. Before talking about hydroponic Peperomia, let's first go over the basic information about Peperomia. Its scientific name is Peperomia obtusifolia, and it is a fairly well-known small foliage houseplant. Peperomia is relatively shade-tolerant.
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