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Strangely, in the village “addicted” to eating rat meat in Hanoi, children and women both love it
Every September of the lunar calendar, when the rice crop has just ended, people in Canh Nau village (Thach That, Hanoi) scoured the fields to catch rats. This dish gradually becomes “specialty” in the village, from children to the elderly, all women are “addicted”.The village considers rats a specialty, and during the day they go “hunting”. […] More
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The “unique” aeroponic garden on the aquarium: Using high-tech agricultural production model, for outstanding economic productivity
The aeroponics vegetable garden, consisting of air pipes placed right on the surface of the aquarium, is unlike any other vegetable garden, bringing a stable and high income to the 33-year-old man. We used to go and write about hi-tech agricultural production models, but we were quite surprised with Mr. Pham The Tuan’s aeroponic vegetable […] More
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Grow clean vegetables on banana trunks, save space, grow big vegetables
Banana stem is soft, rich in water and nutrients, which is a good growing environment for short-term plants such as spinach, kale, water spinach… Banana stem is made of sheath, layer on top of layer, very soft and contains a lot of water. Therefore, this is the ideal environment for short-term plants to grow. Grasping this feature, […] More
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Farmer Triples Yield Simply By Mixing His Six Mono-Crops Together
Farmer blends his six separate mono-crops together into one field and increases total yield by 300%. The new diverse polyculture is more nutritious, pest-resistant and drought-tolerant. Farmer and rancher Gabe Brown of North Dakota transformed nearly 2000 acres of dead, dry, eroding dirt into moist, black living soil largely by leaving it alone. After almost losing […] More
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in Home GardenPumpkin Seeds – How to Save and How to Toast
Hey folks, it’s Fall, and you know what that means. Pumpkin season! I can hardly drive more than a few miles without passing a farm stand, a pumpkin patch, or even someone with a bumper crop trying to unload a few pumpkins on passersby. It’s one of my favorite times of the year. The weather […] More
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Hunting wild honey
On the afternoon of the first day of October, Ha Van Sanh put on a sling across his back and flew up to the edge of the forest, more than an hour later, he returned with a basket full of honey. At nightfall, Chieng Ma (Dien Thuong commune, Ba Thuoc district) picked up a piece […] More
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Extinct Tree Brought Back to Life from 2000-Year-Old Seeds Found in a Clay Jar
According to legend, the extinct Judean date palm was the tree whose fronds made way for Jesus and his donkey on Palm Sunday. A botanist has literally resurrected it from an ancient seed. The Judean date palm flourished throughout the Middle East for thousands of years before the Romans conquered Jerusalem around 70 AD. The fruit of […] More
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Farmer story: How India’s ‘Mango Man’ Grew a Tree With 300 Flavors
Kalimullah Khan was inspired by a crossbred rose bush. Khan during a previous year’s mango harvest. IT IS A MANGO TREE like no other. Standing tall in a nursery near Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, its massive canopy is large enough to seat 15 people for a picnic and its branches hang heavy with fruit. […] More
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Visit the farm growing strange mango varieties, “unique”
Farms in India grow more than a hundred rare, unusual and unique mango varieties in the world. Khan’s farm is more than 6.5 hectares wide, divided by him into two main areas: growing rice in the lowlands below and growing mango on the high ground. It is home to about 116 different varieties of mango, many […] More
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Buying an abandoned field to raise stuffed snails, the farmer became a billionaire
Mr. Cau bought the abandoned fields of the people to renovate them into a farm to raise stuffed snails, earning billions of dong each year. Mr. Pham The Cau picked up commercial snails. Photo: Nguyen Dung. Mr. Pham The Cau, whose real name is Pham Hung The, was born in 1961 (residing in Binh Son village, […] More