Use 'natural enemies' to replace pesticides
The scientists of Insects, Department of Agricultural Sciences at Hanoi University of Agriculture 1 have successfully implemented the process of breeding prey spiders wi…
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The scientists of Insects, Department of Agricultural Sciences at Hanoi University of Agriculture 1 have successfully implemented the process of breeding prey spiders wi…
At present, farmers in many localities in the whole country are mainly copper frogs (domestic frogs), this frog species, highly adaptable to the climate conditions of ou…
In order to reduce damage to farmers, extend the shelf life of fresh cloth to be able to transport far away from consumption, recently the Southern Fruit Research Instit…
The planting of summer soybeans between two rice crops is usually very short, from May 25 to May 5. If planting summer soybean on the field of late rice harvest after 5/…
A Filipino scientist has turned the coconut shell into a kind of self-destructing mesh. Grids work against erosion for slopes and river banks, stimulate plant growth and…
The milky plants of legume, big woody, are rare and precious timber recorded in the Vietnam Red Book, sold at high prices but have quite complex planting techniques.
Making fertilizer, animal feed, mushroom cultivation ... are simple ways to help farmers earn money from agricultural waste.
Every year in the harvest, Mr. Nguyen Van Dong, Binh An commune (Thang Binh, Quang Nam) cultivate 10 sao of rice, then he will bring straw to the home, and five acres bu…
The small island in question is called Baljenac or Bavljenac. Baljenac is
The record hot sunshine in India for decades has made farmers suffer.
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture must declare a state of emergency when millions of large grasshoppers such as small sparrows attack southern Russia and devastate far…
Using earthworms to process dragon fruit, bio-waste bins of three students from HCMC University of Architecture to solve the urgent problem of Binh Thuan farmers.
European farmers often have the habit of plowing the land after harvest to kill the grass and make the soil loose every time it starts planting new crops.
Mr. Sivaiah, a farmer in the village of Chintapalle (southern Andhra Pradesh, India), was content to see the flying storks flying in the sky.