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Can farmers move to the city just by selling their homes? Be careful, you may be falling for a big scam
Should farmers' homestead land be allowed on the market? What are the prospects for large-scale operation of rural land? With the release of this year's No. 1 Central Document, how should the confirmation of rural land contractual management rights be carried out? Yesterday, Chen Xiwen, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and deputy head of the Central Rural Work Leading Group,
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The Brazil mushroom scam: cadmium metal detected, what effect does it have on the human body?
Cadmium metal has been detected in Brazil mushrooms, so have you ever eaten this mushroom? Vegetables nowadays are becoming less and less safe, and when we buy them, we all have to choose carefully. Major newspapers have all reported that Brazil mushrooms are contaminated with the heavy metal cadmium, and the place of origin is "Puli Nenggaoshan
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Is Dendrobium officinale cultivation a scam or can it really make money?
Dendrobium officinale is a valuable medicinal plant, ranked alongside reishi mushroom, ginseng and cordyceps as a top-grade Chinese herbal medicine. In recent years Dendrobium officinale has become the darling of the market, but some people also say that cultivating Dendrobium officinale is a scam. So is Dendrobium officinale cultivation a sc
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What are the Dendrobium officinale planting scams? The latest tricks revealed
Dendrobium officinale, as a rare medicinal herb, has always been ranked alongside lingzhi (Ganoderma lucidum), ginseng, and cordyceps as a premium Chinese herbal medicine. Wild Dendrobium officinale is a nationally protected plant in China. It clears while it tonifies, and tonifies while it clears. With its unique properties superior to other Chinese herbal medicines, it has become a favorite of market consumers
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What special breeding scams are there? Teach you how to identify them
Some mainstream breeding projects face fierce competition, and the profits of small and medium-sized breeders are very low, which has led many breeders to start special breeding in search of a new way out. But special breeding also has some scams. What special breeding scams are there? How can you identify them? 1. Special breeding
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What is the bamboo rat scam? Why is anyone chasing after it
Huanong Brothers made bamboo rats popular, and many consumers learned about bamboo rats and developed a certain interest in them, starting to try eating bamboo rats. Many farmers saw it as a business opportunity and began raising bamboo rats. But after raising them, they found that the bamboo rats simply could not be sold.
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What do bamboo rats eat to grow fast? Is bamboo rat farming a scam?
Bamboo rats bring large market demand because of their three major values - food, economic and medicinal - and are therefore widely favored by farmers. So what do bamboo rats eat to grow fast? Is bamboo rat farming a scam? These are questions every farmer needs to consider.
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How to avoid being scammed when buying orchids? These tips you must master
Collected in the mountains of Guangxi, beautiful leaf shape, fine dark green leaves, the flower shape is formal and grand, the flower holds exceptionally well, it does not open its "skylight", the inflorescence is neat and well-spaced, the flower stalk rises above the leaves, the overall look is very beautiful and truly grand, and the overall plant proportions are well balanced. It is a fine flower worthy of being passed down through generations!
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How to avoid scams when buying orchids? Uncovering the usual tricks of orchid-selling scammers
In April 2012, at the Zhengzhou orchid show, an orchid enthusiast from Xinchang brought a pot of 28 seedlings with one flower. It was jointly bought by Qiufeng and Rongfeng. When dividing the pot, 8 seedlings were given to Pan Jinyong of Xinchang, and I and Rongfeng each got ten seedlings. In 2013, our garden rebloomed it and named it "Hongchen". It also won a silver award at the 2013 National Orchid Show in Taicang. "Hongchen" has thick leaves,...
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Exposed: Common Flower Scams: Poplar Branches Sold as Camellias, Spider Lilies Passed Off as Peonies
Once spring arrives, not only do all the plants at home start growing like crazy, but flower scammers also begin to stir into action. Since quite a few flower lovers get duped every year, today I'm going to expose those scammers' tricks so you never get fooled again!
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