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Irrigation canals run dry, fish and shrimp die, farmers resent the no-warning irrigation halt, and actual cultivators struggle to claim compensation
Irrigation canals run dry, fish and shrimp die! Farmers resent the no-warning irrigation halt, actual cultivators struggle with landowners over compensation, and brand farmers suffer heavy losses
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5 warning signs of a PRRS outbreak on pig farms, check your own farm against them now
Has your pig farm had a PRRS outbreak? Check quickly against these 5 warning signs
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Rural areas see a resurgence of the photovoltaic power generation get-rich-quick scam; someone who experienced it firsthand warns others to guard against it
A firsthand experience: a new scam has reappeared in rural areas, and it is actually carried out under the banner of huge profits from photovoltaic power generation!
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What are the cultivation methods and precautions for the Dracaena deremensis 'Warneckii'?
1. Potted production standard: 14 cm pot, height 35 cm, crown width about 40 cm, market cycle 7-8 months. 2. Substrate preparation: use loose, well-draining and well-aerated imported Klasmann peat of 5-40 mm specification, add water to the peat and mix well (standard for adding water: after mixing with water,
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Fact-check on glufosinate: Council of Agriculture distorts EU regulations, French researcher warns of neurotoxicity
[Fact-check] Shielding glufosinate, Council of Agriculture distorts EU regulations, French researcher warns: neurotoxicity must not be underestimated
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Cabbage planting rush strikes again, supply exceeds warning level by 30% and hits "purple alert," farmers fear a November collapse
Cabbage planting rush erupts again, exceeding the warning level by 30% and hitting "purple alert," professional farmers: November could see a collapse
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Meteorological disaster monitoring and early warning capacity in Yintai District, Tongchuan, Shaanxi, has noticeably improved
Meteorological disaster monitoring and early warning capacity in Yintai District, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi, has been substantially enhanced
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High food prices threaten poor countries, FAO warns
FAO believes high food prices pose a threat to poor countries
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Garlic prices make a comeback; analysts warn against blindly expanding planting
"Garlic you ruthless" makes a comeback; analysts remind: do not blindly expand planting
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The mimosa shyly closes up at a touch, but experts warn that no matter how fun it is, you should not touch it carelessly
I wonder if you came across an interesting plant as a child. Why is it interesting? Because as soon as we touch its leaves with a finger, it folds up. At this point you probably know which plant I am talking about. That's right, it's the mimosa.
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