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How can the ecological red line be held? Institutional development is key
Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, a series of major changes have taken place in the national governance pattern and the concept of reform and development, including strengthening ecological civilization construction on the basis of the Scientific Outlook on Development, and clearly incorporating ecological civilization construction into economic construction, political construction, social construction
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Spring campaign against counterfeit agricultural supplies: AQSIQ launches the Quality Inspection Sword campaign
The quality of agricultural materials products is directly related to the safety of agricultural production and the vital interests of farmers. In the spring of 2015, quality supervision departments across the country focused on chemical fertilizer products and, with the anti-counterfeiting campaign in rural areas, the "Sword Action" against counterfeit agricultural materials, and the rectification of key agricultural materials areas as the key measures, comprehensively carried out special
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Corn price-support purchases have become a double-edged sword, and the purchase price is the key
As China's corn enters the harvest season, the issue of temporary state reserve price-support for corn has once again become a focus of attention in the industry. Although the industry has different views on the temporary reserve price-support, in the face of the current situation of overproduction of corn in China, the temporary reserve is still an important means of resolving the quantitative contradiction.
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Sword Bean Growing Techniques, Propagation Methods, and the Differences Between Vining and Dwarf Varieties
Do you know the red phoenix bean? This plant has another name, the sword bean. So what are the planting time and methods for sword beans? Let's take a look together! The sword bean blooms from June to July and fruits from August to October. Among plants, those commonly called "sword bean" come in vining
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What are the planting time and methods for sword bean?
Summary Site selection: It can be grown on ordinary land, but drainage must be done well, after which base fertilizer is applied. Sowing: Soak the seeds in advance for about one day, then place them in a formalin solution and soak for twenty minutes, then rinse them clean and they are ready to plant. Management: Fertilize at the right time,
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How to grow Echeveria 'Sword Si Nova'? Detailed growing methods and precautions
Echeveria 'Sword Si Nova' is a relatively rare and precious succulent, and when grown it produces very beautiful leaves, which has won it the affection of many succulent growing enthusiasts. So how do you grow Echeveria 'Sword Si Nova'? 1. How to grow Echeveria 'Sword Si Nova' Habits: it likes a sunny, cool and dry environment
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Can Tuberous Sword Fern (Shi Huang Pi) Be Eaten? Benefits, Effects and Care Methods
Tuberous sword fern, leaves tufted, dark brown, slightly glossy, leaf blade linear-lanceolate or narrowly lanceolate, once pinnate, lanceolate, leaf margin with sparse shallow obtuse serrations. So can Tuberous Sword Fern (Shi Huang Pi) be eaten? What are the benefits and effects of Tuberous Sword Fern? How do you care for Tuberous Sword Fern? 1. Kidney
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What are the causes of flower and pod drop in sword beans and what preventive measures are there?
Many friends have surely eaten sword beans, and quite a few people grow them, but many friends often find that their sword beans drop flowers and pods during the growing process. What causes this? How can it be prevented? Let's find out together.
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How to Grow Sword Beans for High Yield? Latest Planting Techniques and Methods Tutorial
The sword bean is a great vegetable for pickling in jars. Every year when the sword beans ripen, my family buys a big bunch of sword beans and yardlong beans together to make pickled tea or dry them for pickling in jars. They taste crisp and refreshing and whet the appetite. So how do you grow sword beans to get a high yield? One
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What are the growing environment requirements for the sword bean?
The sword bean is a climbing herbaceous vegetable of the legume family, and generally its tender pods and seeds are eaten. It is distributed in the region south of the Yangtze River and is grown in subtropical and tropical areas. It can also be used as green manure and livestock feed. Growing sword beans has relatively strict environmental requirements and certain limitations; in general, it has
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