In the natural ecological factors, temperature stands out as the most critical element influencing sheep health and productivity. It directly or indirectly affects their overall performance, including growth, reproduction, and milk production. When ambient temperatures are too extreme—either ---MORE---
In the natural ecological factors, temperature is one of the most critical elements that influence sheep health and productivity. It directly or indirectly impacts various physiological performances and production outcomes. When ambient temperatures become excessively high or low, a sheep's body tem ---MORE---
According to years of observation and research conducted in the Walnut Garden, two primary pests commonly affect walnut trees during June and July. These pests are the walnut fruit borer and the clouded coniferous bark beetle. Below are detailed descriptions of their symptoms and effective control m ---MORE---
When selecting thin-skinned muskmelon varieties, it's important to evaluate them in three key aspects: first, examine their appearance, quality, and market demand; second, assess their yield potential, adaptability, and stress resistance; and third, consider the environmental requirements and manage ---MORE---
When selecting thin-skinned muskmelon varieties, it's essential to evaluate them from three key perspectives: first, examine their appearance, quality, and market demand; second, consider their yield potential, adaptability, and stress resistance; third, assess the environmental requirements and man ---MORE---
Cotton is a thermophilic crop that requires higher temperatures for successful germination and emergence. Sowing too early, combined with low temperatures, extended emergence periods, high nutrient consumption, weak seedling vitality, and increased susceptibility to diseases, often leads to the phen ---MORE---
Cotton is a thermophilic crop that requires relatively high temperatures for germination and emergence. Sowing too early, combined with low temperatures, can lead to prolonged emergence periods, increased nutrient consumption, weak seedling viability, and higher susceptibility to diseases, often res ---MORE---