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Pesticide residues in grains and vegetables all exceed the limits, so why is there absolutely no need to worry?
Today's grains and vegetables all have pesticide residues exceeding the limits, but you have absolutely no need to worry! This chubby guy is about to defy gravity. Earning money isn't easy, and the fruit stall has to keep up with the times too. Passing by...
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Jize Onions About to Be Harvested: Why Onion Farmers Feel Both Joy and Worry
Jize Onions About to Be Harvested: Farmers Feel Both Joy and Worry
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Why do orchid leaves turn yellow after repotting? Don't worry
A fellow orchid grower asks: One month after repotting, the orchid's leaves are turning yellow - is it sick? One month after potting, yellowing leaves generally point to two possibilities, and you can tell which by the order in which the leaves turn yellow. First, the leaves turn yellow from the base upward, when...
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A hundred flowers and mixed beds make the four seasons feel like spring, so why worry that the autumn wind will carry away spring and summer?
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Farmers aren't afraid of gasoline and diesel price hikes, so why do they worry about price drops?
Affected by the continuous rise in international oil prices, the domestic crude oil change rate is rising within positive territory. This round of domestic refined oil price adjustment window will open at 24:00 on May 11. Multiple institutions predict that a slight upward adjustment in this round of refined oil pricing is more likely. Oil prices...
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Succulent leaves can be twisted off and used to propagate dozens of pots - so why worry about killing them?
It's not only girls who love cute succulents - this editor is crazy about them too! I love filling my balcony and windowsill with succulent plants. But unfortunately, the Graptopetalum paraguayense I was growing still became leggy, because one windowsill didn't get enough...
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He never worries about selling his grain. How did he do it?
Although corn purchase prices are currently low and ordinary farmers are finding it hard to sell their corn, Li Bo, a large-scale grain farmer in Cheng'an County, Hebei Province, has no trouble selling his corn. Li Bo, who farms with an "industrial mindset," said with a smile: "My corn quality is among the best in the surrounding area, and the yield is both high and good, so big companies buy directly from me."
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When farming pays well, the professionalization of farmers follows naturally
The Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Formulating the 13th Five-Year Plan mentioned a term: new-type professional farmer. Although it is not a newly coined term, it still reveals the future direction of farmers and agriculture. The school where the author works has no shortage of agriculture-related majors, such as Chinese herbal
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Temporary Storage Price Cut: Why a Bumper Harvest Becomes a Worry for Farmers
In the Northeast production areas, the temporary storage corn purchase policy has been in effect for more than a month and a half. Data from the State Administration of Grain shows that as of December 10, cumulative temporary storage corn purchases in the Northeast production areas reached 31.9 million tons, including 5.14 million tons in Inner Mongolia, 690,000 tons in Liaoning, 680,000 tons in Jilin
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