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Garlic prices hit sky-high levels as imports get stuck at customs; traders criticize stricter quarantine rules, while the Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine says soil on the bulbs may carry pathogens and shipments must be returned
Garlic prices hit sky-high levels as imports get stuck at customs; traders criticize stricter quarantine rules, while the Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine says soil on the bulbs may carry pathogens and shipments must be returned
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Photovoltaic intrusion into farming and fishing villages sparks controversy; Council of Agriculture amends laws while environmental groups urge ministries to take a stance
Photovoltaic projects encroach on hillsides, farms and fishing villages, sparking battles everywhere; the Council of Agriculture vows to amend laws to curb the chaos; environmental groups: the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Ministry of the Interior need to take a stance
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Farmers' markets find a way forward amid the pandemic; National Chung Hsing University vice president urges proper epidemic prevention while keeping markets open
Wuhan pneumonia outbreak takes its toll; farmers' markets actively seek a way out; NCHU vice president: do proper epidemic prevention and keep markets open to support farmers
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An agricultural gold card awaits your nomination: enjoy the scenery while buying local specialties
The "Agricultural Gold Card" awaits your nomination: enjoy the scenery while buying local specialties
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The folk "King of Herbs" is hard to find as a single wild plant, while cultivated ones sell for 200 yuan per liang
People all say that "things are precious when they are rare." The fewer individuals there are of a species, the more valuable it is if it also has great worth. Among them are some species that, because of their scarcity and because they are useful to people...
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Auntie Huangyang pulled a boxwood from the woods while herding sheep, invented her own planting method, and now she's full of confidence: 480 yuan for one pot, and she won't sell.
While herding sheep, Auntie pulled a boxwood from the woods, invented her own planting method, and now she's full of confidence: 480 yuan for one pot, and she didn't sell. Auntie is very fond of potted plants, whether flowers and grasses or tree stumps. In her own small courtyard there are dozens of flower pots of all sizes, with all kinds of tree stumps. This...
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Rabbit's staff has no roots and no leaves, yet it can flower and fruit while parasitizing wormwood
Nowadays more and more people are pursuing health preservation. Running, fitness training, tai chi and yoga are all common health-preserving exercises. Besides these, people also occasionally go to Chinese herbal medicine shops to buy some health-tonic herbs for regulating qi and nourishing blood. Chinese herbal medicine is no longer only used for...
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Prune flowers while it's hot, eliminate scorched edges and yellow leaves, and they'll grow like crazy right away
Bougainvillea is commonly known as paper flower, and surely everyone is familiar with it. When it blooms, many streets in the south are completely filled with bougainvillea, which really grabs everyone's attention. So today Huahua will teach you how to grow bougainvillea from 1 branch to a full pot bursting with blooms!
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Incredible phenomenon appears when you coat flower heads with baking soda while gardening
Click the image above to view the full explosive content. ...
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The most worthwhile potted plant to get: as famous as the peony, beautiful in both flower and leaf, its fragrance fills the whole house
Introduction: Green plants in pots are an essential decorative touch for home life. They beautify the room, freshen the air, and also lift the spirits and calm the mind. Keeping some flowers and greenery at home has many benefits. "Flower Voice Potted Plant Diary, Issue 840" introduces you to a plant that is...
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