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Global tea production will plummet, latest report says warming is to blame
A latest research report released on the 10th by the UK charity Christian Aid points out that if global warming intensifies, tea plantations around the world will be severely impacted, and tea production may plummet over the coming decades; for example, the area of land in Kenya suitable for growing tea will within 30 years
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When do prunes ripen in China? Are they cooling or warming in nature, and how many is it good to eat per day
The prune is not a native product of our country; it was introduced from California in the United States. Prunes are fragrant and sweet, with a smooth texture, and are a fine food for the healthy diet of modern people. Prunes can not only be eaten as a snack, but can also be used in cooking. The prune originated in southwestern France, which is the hometown of the prune.
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New college-graduate village officials complete pre-job warm-up through a three-step approach
To help newly recruited college-graduate village officials quickly become familiar with rural work and promptly change roles and get into the swing of things, Siyang County, Jiangsu Province, adopted a combination of special training, on-site observation and discussion exchanges to train 30 college-graduate village
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Feed costs plunge sharply, the breeding industry welcomes a warm winter in Q4
This year global corn and soybean harvests were abundant, and global agricultural product prices have continued to decline. With feed costs falling sharply and the meat supply-demand situation improving significantly, the breeding industry may welcome a warm winter in Q4. Feed costs plunge sharply, breeding industry welcomes warm winter in Q4
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Wheat Faces a Warm Winter, with Increased Risk of Freeze Damage and Drought
Wheat Faces a Warm Winter, with Increased Risk of Freeze Damage and Drought According to a report from the National Climate Center, the 2014 El Nino phenomenon has escalated again and is expected to peak in December, and northern China may see a warm winter this winter. At present, in China's Huang-Huai-Hai wheat region, wheat sown before October 7 is growing noticeably well; if a warm winter occurs, there is a clear trend toward excessive growth, especially in the southern Huang-Huai wheat region, where the risk of excessive wheat growth and winter-spring freeze damage is markedly increased. In the Heilonggang River basin and in Dezhou, Heze and other places in Shandong, because the land is saline-alkali, wheat emergence is poor; especially in areas with annual precipitation of only 500-600 mm, where wheat and corn are double-cropped in 1 year and there is no adequate irrigation, the risk of wheat encountering drought stress during a warm winter increases.
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Agricultural subsidy policy warms farmers' hearts
"Today's subsidy policies are getting better and better. We can buy the machine first and then apply for the subsidy, with one-stop service, saving us a lot of unnecessary trips. It really takes farmers' needs to heart." Recently, Xie Wenbin, a member of the Wang Lei Agricultural Machinery Professional Cooperative in Xiaotao Village, Gaocheng Town, Gaoqing County, Shandong Province
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Egg prices are recovering, and egg farmers' hearts are warmed
As the Qingming Festival arrives, egg prices have also encountered a turning point for the first time after five consecutive weeks of decline following the Spring Festival, with prices rebounding somewhat, thoroughly warming the hearts of egg farmers during the Qingming Festival. This morning, the egg price at the Shangcheng Market in Yucheng City was 3.95 yuan per jin, compared with yesterday's 3
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How do cherry tomatoes keep warm? Agricultural experts visit the base to guide burning wood in greenhouses for warmth
Continuous rainy, humid and cold wave weather has severely affected the "Hongxiu" cherry tomatoes at the fruit and vegetable base of Lyugongfang Agricultural Company in Anxia Village, Qibu Town, Luoyuan County. On January 23, reporters saw in the base's smart greenhouse that the 12 mu of cherry tomatoes were frozen beyond recognition, with many leaves
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Wheat Market Lukewarm, Little Hope for Price Rises Later
Last week the domestic flour market showed little overall change, and in terms of buying and selling the overall impression was one of ample supply and flat demand. Prices therefore did not change much either, and the flour market suffered sustained cold treatment during the hot summer season. Off-season wheat...
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Global grain prices keep falling, and agricultural giants have no choice but to band together for warmth
As global grain prices fall and profits are squeezed, agricultural giants are seeking powerful alliances to band together for warmth in the industry's cold winter. This will be agriculture's first major transformation in more than a decade. Citing people familiar with the matter, multinational seed giant Syngenta is in talks with Du
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