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Mostly sunny, little rain in Northeast China favors rice transplanting and the final stage of spring sowing
At present, most of Northeast China's rice has entered the suitable transplanting period. In Jilin, 21% of rice has been transplanted, and in Heilongjiang, 30% has been transplanted. Sowing of dryland crops such as spring corn and spring wheat in most of Northeast China is basically complete. In Heilongjiang, due to frequent low-temperature and rainy weather since May, with precipitation from the 10th to the 18th being 1 to 4 times more than usual, some farmland has become waterlogged, soybean sowing has just passed 50%, and paddy field preparation and rice transplanting have also been slightly affected.
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Key points of kiwifruit cultivation techniques: set density according to variety, spacing is mostly 3 m by 4 m
Summary Soil: choose loose, breathable soil with a slightly acidic pH. Temperature: best planted in subtropical or temperate humid climate regions. Water: needs sufficient water, but waterlogging must not occur. Light: suitable for diffused light. Orchard establishment: choose a sunny
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Dragon fruit fails to bear fruit mostly due to seedling plants; grafted plants bear fruit quickly
Summary If dragon fruit is grown from seedlings, it usually only flowers and rarely bears fruit, while grafted dragon fruit can bear fruit quickly. If the rootstock used for dragon fruit is queen of the night (Selenicereus grandiflorus), it may also only flower without bearing fruit. During dragon fruit cultivation, fertilizer must be applied frequently, and
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Prevention and Control Methods and Technical Key Points for Rotting Stomach Disease in Sea Cucumber Aquaculture
This disease mostly occurs in the late auricularia larval stage, and is more likely to break out during the high-temperature period from June to July each year and when larval rearing density is high. The disease has been found in both Shandong and Liaoning provinces, and its incidence rate has shown a trend of increasing year by year. The main symptoms of disease and death are: the larval stomach wall thickens
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How to Treat Root Rot? Detailed Guide to Prevention and Control Methods
Root rot generally occurs from late March to early April, and enters its peak period in May, causing the roots of plants to rot and die. So how is it treated? How is it prevented? How to treat root rot? The treatment methods and medications used differ for root rot occurring in different plants,
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How to Plant Fig Saplings: Detailed Planting Methods and Precautions
Figs are mostly planted using saplings, a method that is simple and has a high survival rate, making it a common planting method among growers. So how should fig saplings be planted? How to plant fig saplings? 1. The fig tree prefers a warm and humid climate, tolerates poor soil, is drought-resistant, and is not tolerant of cold or waterlogging.
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How Does a Single-Frame Colony Overwinter? Master These Methods for a Safe Winter
Recently, beekeeping topics have mostly centered on overwintering issues. Many new beekeepers are reluctant to merge colonies for overwintering, and always ask how a single-frame colony of bees can safely overwinter. So how does a single-frame colony overwinter? 1. How a single-frame colony overwinters 1. The bee population of a single-frame colony, three
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How to raise crabs in winter? Key points of winter breeding management techniques
In low-temperature weather, crabs mostly do not feed much, and some are directly frozen to death. Crabs are poikilothermic animals, and their body temperature mainly depends on the ambient water temperature. Usually, a crab's body temperature is slightly higher than the temperature of the surrounding environment, and water temperature can affect its growth and changes. So how should we
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How to Raise a Temple Turtle? Detailed Guide to Care Methods and Precautions
The temple turtle has a rather strange appearance, and most of its head is yellow, so some people also call it the ugly turtle or yellow-headed turtle. Below, let us learn about temple turtle care techniques. Environment: a small 55*40*15 storage box, an amphibious environment, with a few small fry placed inside (they can play the role of cleaner fish).
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How to Raise Tree Frogs: Key Points on Breeding Methods and Daily Management
The tree frog is a kind of frog. During the day it mostly hides in stone crevices or burrows near tree roots, and at night it perches on coffin wood, catching scarab beetles, ants and the like. At present, many regions even breed them specially, so how do you raise tree frogs? 1. Site selection. Tree frogs mostly live in shrub thickets, reeds
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