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How to Explore Keelung's Fishing Port Docks? Practical Tips for Picking Fresh Seafood
Visiting a fishing port dock is not just about sightseeing; it is also a great chance to buy first-hand fresh seafood. This article shares practical tips on things to note when visiting a fishing port, how to pick fish by looking at the eyes, gills, and flesh and smelling the odor, and how to preserve your catch, so you can explore the docks without falling into traps.
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What Is the Difference Between Oriental Melon and Melon? A Full Comparison of Appearance, Peel and Taste
What is the difference between oriental melon and melon? This article compares and explains the differences between oriental melon and melon in terms of fruit shape, peel thickness and taste and flavor, and includes practical melon-picking tips to help you tell them apart at a glance.
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Single-person tea leaf harvesters: buying tips and usage techniques to save labor and boost efficiency in tea garden picking
The single-person tea leaf harvester is a great helper for saving labor and boosting efficiency in small and medium-sized tea gardens. This article introduces the working principle, key buying points, operating methods and maintenance tips of single-person tea harvesters, helping tea farmers improve picking efficiency and reduce labor intensity. It is worth a read before buying a machine.
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How much does a self-propelled orchard picking platform cost? Key factors affecting quotes and purchasing points
The self-propelled picking platform is important equipment for mechanized harvesting in orchards. This article introduces its working principle, applicable scenarios, main factors affecting quotes, and key purchasing points, and reminds buyers to pay attention to agricultural machinery subsidies and after-sales service, helping fruit growers choose the right model reasonably and avoid wasting money.
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Machine-picking technology for small tea gardens: key points for using the Hengjun 4C-60 tea harvester
An introduction to the Hengjun 4C-60 tea harvester, explaining the working principle of small tea harvesters, operating steps and machine-picking technology for tea gardens, sharing key points on fresh leaf quality control and maintenance, to help tea farmers improve efficiency and reduce costs.
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Tea Picking Times and Tea Leaf Requirements: Morning and Afternoon Are Best, Plus an Introduction to Sanwu Tea
The tea-picking girl is always a girl.
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Amazon self-driving car company Zoox acquires strawberry-picking robotics startup Strio.AI
Zoox, now an Amazon-owned self-driving car company, announced earlier that it has acquired Strio.AI, a startup that builds robots for harvesting strawberries, and plans to integrate its technology into its self-driving vehicle designs.
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Keelung's Marling area sees a trend of adopting whole pomelo trees; families head up the mountain for pomelo-picking fun
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Chen Nianzu) Qidu in Keelung has had a bumper pomelo harvest, with the pomelos sweet and richly fragrant. In the pomelo groves planted in the Marling mountain area, a trend of adopting entire pomelo trees is emerging. Adopting one tree can yield a thousand pomelos, and the family leisure activity of heading up the mountain to pick pomelos is catching on. Belonging to Ma...
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Yuchi Township Black Tea Competition Is Not Just About Roasting and Processing - It Is Also About Integrated Picking and Processing
To coach tea farmers in improving their tea-making skills and quality, the Yuchi Township Farmers' Association chose to hold a large-leaf black tea picking and processing competition at the Yuchi Branch of the Tea Research and Extension Station. A total of 37 tea farmers from Xinyi Township, Ren'ai Township, Zhushan Township tea areas, and various townships and cities across the county registered to participate. Among the contestants
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A Fresh Tea-Experience in Sanzhi, New Taipei: Pick and Craft Your Own Signature Flavor
When it comes to Taiwanese tea, most people will think of place names like Alishan, Lishan or Pinglin and other well-known tea regions, but did you know that tea is actually also grown in Sanzhi, New Taipei, and you can even experience tea picking and tea making? Follow "Just Want to Travel" for a look.
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