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  • Technical key points and precautions for stocking fish fingerlings in winter

    1. "Five conversions" of fish ponds. Convert "small ponds" to "large ponds", "stagnant ponds" to "live-water ponds", "shallow ponds" to "deep ponds", "leaking ponds" to "water-retaining ponds", and "emergency ponds" to "flood-control ponds". When renovating ponds, first drain the pond water, and after sun-drying, remove excess sludge from the pond bottom, keeping only a 15-20 cm layer. Remove weeds, dredge channels, and raise the pond embankments. 2. Pond clearing and disinfection. Keep the pond at a water depth of 10 cm. First, for every 667 sq m of water surface, use 90 kg of quicklime or 4 kg of bleaching powder containing 30% chlorine,

  • Prevention and Control Methods and Technical Key Points for Common Multiple Diseases in Pigs

    The common multiple diseases of pigs mainly include: piglet Escherichia coli disease, transmissible gastroenteritis, epidemic diarrhea, asthma, and piglet hypoglycemia. These five common diseases of pigs seriously affect the normal growth and development of pigs, hinder the development of the pig industry, and often cause massive pig deaths. Therefore, the prevention-oriented policy of prevention and control must be implemented, and careful prevention and treatment must be carried out to take preventive measures, and one must never take it lightly, so as to ensure the smooth development of the pig industry. Piglet Escherichia coli disease Piglet Escherichia coli disease has the following three manifestations: early-onset

  • Key Technical Points for Diversified Multi-Cropping Three-Dimensional Cultivation of Cotton in the Huaibei Region

    Diversified multi-cropping three-dimensional cultivation is a high-yield, high-efficiency agricultural production form and supporting comprehensive technical system that conforms to biological population structure. Developing diversified multi-cropping three-dimensional cultivation can achieve good economic, social and ecological benefits. I. Mechanisms for developing diversified multi-cropping three-dimensional cultivation of cotton in the Huaibei Region. 1. Adapt to local conditions and emphasize efficiency. Three-dimensional cotton cultivation involves multiple crops, multiple factors and multiple disciplines, and is highly time-sensitive, regional, comprehensive and scientific. Therefore, appropriate timing and varieties should be selected for cultivation in combination with the land, climate and other conditions of the Huaibei Region.

  • Detailed Explanation of Key Technical Points for Schisandra Harvesting and Seed Treatment

    Schisandra seeds have a dormant characteristic: the seed coat is hard and smooth, with an oil layer beneath the coat that resists water and air penetration; in naturally matured seeds, the embryo is small and has after-ripening characteristics. Seeds with the flesh removed have a relatively short lifespan; generally after 2 months of dry storage at room temperature, seed viability declines. Wild seeds usually have an extremely high rate of empty grains. Mature seeds commonly come in two colors: one is darker, appearing dark red, with higher maturity but slower germination; the other is orange-red and germinates more easily. Northern schisandra (Schisandra chinensis) generally enters the coloring stage in late July, and the sugar pigments in the fruit increase as the fruit matures

  • Schisandra Pruning and Training Methods and Key Technical Points

    The principles of training and pruning are: keep strong main vines to ensure rational use of space; remove old canes and keep few; keep medium and long branches, remove short branches and basal branches; remove diseased, weak, overcrowded and senescent branches. (1) Trunk heading: after transplanting, the trunk must be headed. The standard for trunk heading is: select and keep 2-3 plump buds, and cut back at 3-5 cm from the ground diameter. The time for trunk heading is the following spring, after the snow melts and before the plant begins to grow. After the plant sprouts, keep 2 strong vines, and no more than 3. After trunk heading, use 2 strands of acrylic wool, tie one end together and fasten it to a wooden stick about 10 cm long,

  • Processing Methods and Technical Points for Schisandra Fruit Vinegar

    Fruits contain abundant sugar resources and are superior raw materials for vinegar brewing. Compared with grain vinegar, fruit vinegar has richer nutritional components, being rich in acetic acid, succinic acid, malic acid, citric acid, various amino acids, vitamins and bioactive substances, with a mellow taste, rich flavor, fresh and refreshing character and unique effects, and can soften blood vessels and lower blood lipids. Fruit vinegar is acidic, but after being absorbed and metabolized by the human body it becomes an alkaline food. Fruit vinegar has the following health benefits: (1) The volatile substances and amino

  • Schisandra Berry Jelly Processing Methods and Technical Key Points

    1. Process flow: raw materials → sorting → washing → pulping and seed removal → boiling → filtering → blending → concentration → filling and sealing → sterilization → cooling → inspection → finished product. 2. Technical key points (1) Raw material handling: select fresh Schisandra berries with good maturity, remove impurities and moldy parts, then wash them clean, then crush them with a crusher while removing the seeds; after boiling, filter to remove the pulp portion. The pulp may also be retained, and after blending, homogenization treatment is required, with a homogenization pressure of 50 MPa. (2) Blending: the juice dosage is 25%-

  • Key Technical Points for Standardized High-Yield Cultivation of Schisandra chinensis

    Schisandra chinensis is a medicinal plant of significant economic value in the Changbai Mountain region. Due to years of damage from human factors, wild resources have been greatly reduced, and reliance on wild resources is far from sufficient to meet the growing demand of the traditional Chinese medicinal materials market, pharmaceutical and processing enterprises. It is imperative to carry out research on domesticating wild plants for cultivation and move toward cultivation. Based on a large number of experimental studies, this achievement for the first time proposes a complete set of high-yield cultivation techniques for Schisandra chinensis, with seedling raising, orchard establishment, training and pruning, soil management, and pest and disease control as the main contents, enabling Schisandra chinensis under artificial cultivation

  • Detailed Explanation of Key Technical Points for Field-Cultivated Shiitake Mushroom Planting and Management

    Field-cultivated shiitake mushroom is a new technology developed through practical research by Hou Baocang, a large-scale edible mushroom grower in Miaohou Village, Wolong Town, Pingquan County, Hebei Province. The emergence of this technology filled the gap that fresh shiitake mushrooms could not be produced during the high-temperature season from June to September in northern China, and it has strong market competitiveness. 1. Shed construction: Build spawn-running sheds according to the number of bags planted. Generally, every 10,000 bags occupy 120 sq m. The brightness inside the shed must not be too high, otherwise it will affect the normal growth of the mycelium. 2. Material preparation: Calculated for 10,000 bags, 11 tonnes of wet coarse sawdust, 3 cubic meters of fine broadleaf sawdust, 2 tonnes of bran

  • Practical experience and key technical points for shiitake mushroom cultivation on cut logs

    Among shiitake mushrooms, those grown on cut logs are especially popular with consumers. The author has been engaged in cut-log shiitake cultivation for decades, and now shares the practical experience as follows. 1. Selection of tree species: apart from oily and aromatic tree species such as pine, Chinese fir and cypress, more than 200 tree species are suitable, including white oak, Mongolian oak, ring-cupped oak, maple, fragrant tree, true chestnut, chestnut and wild walnut. 2. Felling: trees can be felled from the Winter Solstice to Awakening of Insects, with felling during the "nine-day" cold period being best, and no later than Pure Brightness at the latest. This is because during this period the trees are dormant, the bark and xylem are tightly joined, nutrients are rich, contaminating microorganisms