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Cultivation and Maintenance Management Techniques for Yunnan Sharp-Leaf Olive Bonsai
The olive is an evergreen shrub and also the best sapling for making bonsai, so how much do you know about the maintenance and management techniques for cultivating olive bonsai? If you don't know, you can follow the editor to take a look.
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The live pig market is unpredictable; pig prices are unlikely to rise sharply before the holiday
Summary: The impact of the live pig transport ban is not significant, and the possibility of a decline in live pig prices before the holiday is low. In recent days, pig prices have fluctuated again. The original upward momentum came to an abrupt halt, and current pig prices even show a downward trend. Looking at national external three-way cross pig prices, the average price has already reached 14.19 yuan per kg, once again falling 0.49% from the previous day. Although this decline is not too large, if it continues to slide, it is very likely to break below 7 yuan per jin. At the same time, due to the impact of African swine fever, several major live pig breeding provinces have imposed live pig transport bans. Under such circumstances, can pig prices still rise in the future? Below, Science Agriculture will briefly share its own views.
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Wheat sharp eyespot must be controlled early in spring with thifluzamide
In recent years, the area of direct-seeded rice in northern Jiangsu and other places has been relatively large, resulting in a generally late wheat sowing period. To ensure the yield of late-sown wheat, the seeding rate is often greatly increased, with high-rate fields using 20-30 kg of seed per mu. The wheat seedlings in the field grow too densely, and as spring temperatures rise, the wheat quickly resumes growth, and the field canopy density...
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A wild delicacy unique to the Yellow River that looks like a sharp knife, common 30 years ago but not so much now
The Yellow River is the second-largest river in our country, and of course it nurtures a wide variety of fish, among which some are fish species unique to the Yellow River. Especially for the farmer friends living along the Yellow River, the Yellow River is nature...
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Key Techniques for Spring Control of Wheat Sharp Eyespot
Wheat sharp eyespot is a fungal disease mainly spread through the soil. With the improvement of yield levels, the promotion of high-yielding varieties, and wheat field management with heavy irrigation and fertilization, its damage has become increasingly serious. After wheat sowing, if the germ is infected by the pathogen during germination, the coleoptile turns brown, and in severe cases rots and dies; after the standing and jointing stages, the diseased plant rate rises significantly...
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Spring Occurrence Patterns and Control Methods of Wheat Sharp Eyespot
Wheat sharp eyespot is a fungal disease mainly spread through the soil. As yield levels have increased, with the promotion of high-yielding varieties and wheat field management involving heavy watering and heavy fertilization, its damage has become increasingly serious. The pathogen of wheat sharp eyespot has a broad host range; besides infecting wheat, it can also infect corn, rice, foxtail millet, sorghum and many other...
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In August, wild fruit covered in sharp spines was once ignored by everyone, but now it helps farmers get rich
People all say that nothing is as delicious as mountain delicacies and seafood, and there are always some strange things in the mountains. At first glance, you would never think there is anything special about them, but it is exactly these wild grasses and wild fruits that can suddenly become king in a certain field and achieve...
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Place the Christmas cactus in the right spot and feed it a little something, and Aunt Zhang's plants grow leaves as sharp as knives.
As people's living standards improve, more and more people keep a few pots of flowers at home. You could say that growing flowers has become a necessity of life. Put a few pots of flowers in your home and it instantly feels full of life, and it makes you feel very...
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Placing Selaginella uncinata by your desk can refresh the mind and sharpen the senses.
Selaginella uncinata, also known as peacock moss, blue spikemoss, dragon's whiskers, blue grass, sword cypress, blue ground cypress, ground cypress leaf, creeping grass, green velvet grass, and rotten-skin snake, is a well-known perennial plant in the family Selaginellaceae, genus Selaginella. Its main stem creeps along the ground, about 1 m long, with sparsely arranged branches that are extremely fine and soft; adventitious roots often grow at the branching points, and it is much branched...
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Spring wheat: beware of late spring cold snaps, as a new round of cold waves brings sharp temperature drops
A new round of cold waves brings sharp temperature drops; spring wheat should be protected against late spring cold
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