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Have the prices of guava and pineapple fallen, and is pineapple doing better than the same period last year?
The Kuomintang caucus held a press conference on the 2nd, pointing out that the price of guava (common guava) in April this year was not as good as the price in the same period last year, and the price of pineapple in April also showed a gap compared with last year, and called on Council of Agriculture Minister Chen Chi-chung to come up with countermeasures. In response, Su Mao-hsiang, deputy director-general of the Agriculture and Food Agency, said,
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Taiwan cowtail pine no longer listed as a rare plant, can now be legally grown as a new gardening star
A new choice for garden tree species: On the 26th, the Council of Agriculture officially announced the repeal of the designation of Taiwan cowtail pine (Keteleeria davidiana var. formosana) as a "natural monument - precious and rare plant"! Apart from plants within nature reserves or those protected under legal announcement, Taiwan cowtail pines cultivated through horticulture can all be
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Garden Yang Forest Pineapple Orchard Uses Measurement to Assist Planting Management
Garden Yang Forest - A Measurement-Assisted Pineapple Orchard
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How to grow the small Happiness Tree: a guide to growing Happiness Tree well
As urbanisation continues to advance, more and more concentrated residential areas are being built, and people's sense of happiness is growing day by day. Among flowering plants there is a potted plant known as the small Happiness Tree (Radermachera sinica); it carries a beautiful meaning and can also beautify and decorate the environment, so it is deeply loved by everyone. How do you grow the small Happiness Tree?
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Yuanyang Forest Pineapple Orchard: Measurement-Assisted Cultivation
[Yuanyang Forest - A Measurement-Assisted Pineapple Orchard]
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Symptoms and Control Methods of Rust Disease in Atemoya Orchards
Because orchards in mountainous areas and river valleys have high humidity, they are prone to triggering the spread and expansion of "annona rust." The Taitung District Agricultural Research and Extension Station of the Council of Agriculture (hereinafter referred to as the Taitung Station) recently monitored Beinan, Luye, and Donghe, among other areas, and found that some atemoya orchards
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What should be noted in the cultivation of Buddhist pine, and how to shape and set its posture?
Buddhist pine (Podocarpus macrophyllus) is an evergreen coniferous tree, reaching up to 20 m tall, distributed across many provinces and regions of China, with very few wild trees, mainly cultivated in gardens as an ornamental tree. So, what should be noted in the cultivation of Buddhist pine? How to shape and set its posture? What should be noted in the cultivation of Buddhist pine?
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A Detailed Guide to the Grafting Time and Methods for Buddhist Pine
Buddhist pine, also known as soil fir, belongs to the Podocarpaceae family and is an evergreen coniferous tree. It is distributed across many provinces and regions of China and is cultivated in gardens as an ornamental tree. So, do you know when Buddhist pine is grafted? What grafting methods are there? According to available information, Buddhist pine is generally grafted about ten days before the beginning of spring, and grafting can be carried out at the end of February or the beginning of March
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Official website of the Information Center of the China Traditional Chinese Medicine Association on the Traditional Chinese Medicine World Network, a traditional Chinese medicine cultivation technology site covering pinellia, coix seed, salvia, licorice
At Dasi Market in Qiaocheng District, Sister Pan is processing traditional Chinese medicinal herbs just dug up from the field at her doorstep. She hired neighbors from the village to help, chopping off the fibrous roots from the rhizomes of the herbs with a knife. According to Sister Pan, the [more] she planted. 1. The scale and current status of traditional Chinese medicine cultivation in China. The development of the traditional Chinese medicine cultivation industry grew from more than 22 million mu in 2012 to nearly 100 million mu in 2018. In 6 years, the cultivation scale increased nearly 5 times, which can be described as rapid [more]
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Lupine (Lupinus) Annual Herb: Suitable Planting Regions and Blooming Period
Lupine, also called lupin, is a plant in the order Rosales, family Fabaceae, genus Lupinus. The flower spikes are upright and abundant, with bright, colorful blooms in variations of white, red, blue and purple, and the blooming period is long. It can be used for mass planting or grouped planting in ribbon flower beds, and it is also a good material for cut flower production. So where is lupine suitable for planting?
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