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Is the bigmouth catfish the same as the native catfish? A detailed look at feeding habits, market price and farming methods
The bigmouth catfish, also known as the six-whiskered catfish, river catfish, fork-mouthed catfish, catfish banglang and so on, is a common fish in southern regions, and is widely farmed because of its fast growth rate and high farming returns. So is the bigmouth catfish the same as the native catfish? What does it eat to grow? How much is the market price per jin? How do you farm it? Yes
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How fast does African swine fever spread within the same pig farm
Have you ever learned about the speed of African swine fever spreading within the same farm? In fact, this issue is a key point we need to understand, and it is very important for taking preventive measures. Today let's take a look together! 1. Speed of African swine fever spreading within the same farm The speed of African swine fever spreading within the same farm is
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In 2017, the price of sesame rose by 30% in half a year. How should farmers grow it to achieve high yields?
According to market data, in recent years, the price of sesame has risen from 6 or 7 yuan per jin to 8 yuan 90, but now the sesame market is in short supply, so sesame dealers have no choice but to use imported sesame, as much as 70%. In 2017, not only did domestic output decline, but abroad, countries like India also had insufficient output because of natural disasters last year, thus causing a large increase in sesame prices!
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What are the key management techniques for increasing sesame yields?
In order to help farmers increase production and income, the sesame field management techniques are summarized below for reference. 1. Promptly break up soil crusting. After sesame is sown, heavy rain followed by sudden clearing often occurs, causing surface soil crusting, which suffocates the seeds and is unfavorable for seedling emergence, so it should be broken up promptly. The method is, on a clear day after rain, when the surface soil turns white and moisture is suitable, to shallowly hoe and loosen the soil, or use a spike-tooth harrow to lightly harrow perpendicular to the sowing rows to break the hard surface crust. The breaking should be done early, with good soil moisture, and the harrow should press lightly, so as to avoid causing artificial gaps in the seedlings.
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They are all the same pot-bottom soot, so why is it treated as a treasure by farmers?
They are all the same pot-bottom soot, yet it is treated as a treasure by farmers. Why is the difference so huge?
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Both are tea farmers, so why are the results so different?
Baixikou Village in Sha County, Fujian Province, is a key local tea production village, with 5 tea factories in the village and a tea garden area of 1035 mu. As soon as the Fujian research group of the Ministry of Agriculture, which was "staying close to the ground and observing public sentiment," arrived in the village, group leader Wu Kaifeng took team members to visit two elderly tea farmers: 51-year-old Qian Meiqing and 59-year-old Hong Chongchun.
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Farmland protection must be as strict as protecting the giant panda
For a large country like ours with a population of 1.3 billion, food security is always the top priority in governance and administration, and the strategic position of food security in the overall situation of national economic and social development must never be shaken at any time. The Central Rural Work Leading Group Office, the Ministry of Land and Resources, and the Ministry of Agriculture
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Three ministries and commissions stress: Protect farmland like protecting giant pandas
Currently, the area of rural land transfer in our country has exceeded 30% of the total contracted land area. Overall, the land transfer situation is good, but some undesirable tendencies toward non-grain and non-agricultural use have also emerged. Our country has a large population and little land, and the farmland that concerns the food supply of over a billion people
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