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Cotton mirid bugs still require priority control at present
This year's cotton pest situation differs from previous years. For most of the cotton growing period, the first and second generations of cotton bollworm did not have too great an impact on cotton; it can be said that cotton bollworm did not break out on a large scale. However, in the later stage of cotton growth, some cotton farmers only focused on controlling summer aphids and did not pay attention to controlling other pests. In fact, pests in the later stage of cotton growth are often another important factor preventing high cotton yields. The main pest in the later stage of cotton growth is the cotton mirid bug, a hemipteran cotton pest with extremely strong reproductive capacity, whose damage period lasts from mid-May
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Do beef and mutton contain clenbuterol? Food and drug authorities will carry out priority spot checks
Food and drug authorities will carry out priority spot checks on whether beef and mutton contain clenbuterol
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Zhao Meng makes leading the masses out of poverty and toward prosperity his first priority
Zhao Meng: "Leading the masses out of poverty and toward prosperity is the first priority"
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Resolving the issues relating to agriculture, rural areas and farmers remains the top priority
Resolving the issues relating to agriculture, rural areas and farmers remains the top priority
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Controversial Draft on White Ribbonfish"Chen Chi-chung Declares Total Volume Control and Domestic Sales Priority, Final Decision Only After Full Discussion Among Industry and Academia
Controversial Draft on White Ribbonfish"Chen Chi-chung Declares Total Volume Control and Domestic Sales Priority, Final Decision Only After Full Discussion Among Industry and Academia
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Executive Yuan rushes fishery-solar co-existence "go go go," environmental and social review approves 2,626 hectares of priority zones, environmental groups worry that "haste makes waste"
Executive Yuan rushes fishery-solar co-existence "go go go," environmental and social review approves 2,626 hectares of priority zones, environmental groups worry that "haste makes waste"
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