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Savor the unique charm of green navel oranges
Discover the secrets of navel orange grafting, savor the unique charm of green navel oranges, and experience nature's bountiful gift—celebrating the harmonious coexistence between humans and the natural world!
2024-04-16
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A detailed article on navel orange grafting
Navel orange grafting is a common plant propagation method, where a navel orange scion is grafted onto another plant (the rootstock) to achieve the goals of reproduction and variety improvement. Here’s a detailed introduction to navel orange grafting:
2024-03-27
How did the early 2024 snowfall and freezing rain affect Orange?
Agriculture is an industry that literally "depends on the weather"—and there’s no exaggeration in that. Every farmer eagerly hopes for favorable conditions, with ample rainfall and just the right amount of sunshine. Yet, more often than not, nature doesn’t cooperate as planned, and unpredictable weather patterns frequently pose challenges to agricultural production. Having spent over a decade navigating the ups and downs of farming, Hecheng people know all too well the frustrations these weather-related hurdles can bring. Looking at the start of 2024, it seems Mother Nature hasn’t been particularly kind this year. February brought prolonged periods of snow, ice, freezing rain, and extreme cold, while March continued with chilly temperatures and persistent rainy days—both of which have created significant obstacles for the healthy growth of Hecheng’s citrus trees. Typically, navel orange trees have limited cold tolerance, able to withstand only brief exposure to low temperatures. However, when faced with severe cold below -3°C, their resilience simply isn’t enough to protect them fully.
2024-03-26
The ancient countryside is truly the soul and foundation of Chinese civilization.
Across China's vast landscapes, rural areas are steeped in rich history and cultural heritage, offering a vibrant glimpse into the essence of China's traditional culture. These ancient villages, like precious gems scattered across the countryside, once stood as testaments to the glory of agricultural civilization—and today, they continue to shine with timeless wisdom. Rural life is an enduring chronicle of history, reflecting millennia of transformation in Chinese civilization. Here, farmers tirelessly work the land, passing down age-old farming techniques that have shaped a way of living deeply attuned to nature and its rhythms. From these pristine, centuries-old hamlets to modern-day rural communities, the unique cultural traditions thrive, drawing outsiders to uncover their fascinating secrets.
Turns out, he’s truly the father of Chinese citrus fruits!
The development of China's citrus industry would have been unthinkable without the remarkable contributions of a great horticulturist—Mr. Zhang Wencai. Revered as the "Father of Chinese Citrus" and affectionately known as "Ju Weng," he was a renowned fruit tree scientist, pioneering horticultural educator, and leading citrus expert, as well as one of the founding figures of China's citrus discipline. Mr. Zhang Wencai's groundbreaking work and achievements in citrus cultivation continue to inspire awe, ensuring that his name remains etched in the annals of Chinese horticultural history.
2024-03-25
Hong Kong media interviews the owner of Zhanxiang Farm
Hong Kong media interviews the owner of Zhanxiang Farm, discussing their experiences in agriculture and their vision for future development.