Over the years, there has been a growing tendency to live in rural fields. How happy it is to be home to start a business. The use of local farmland, for example, for ecological mud farming is a good way of doing so. It follows the natural environment from which the mud grows and creates more economic value。
Two models of biomix farming are presented。
1. Rice fields are covered with mud. Agricultural land can produce rice in the normal agricultural season. A paddy field that combines ecological seedlings needs to be reinforced with a taller paddy that can dig around about two metres wide and about 50 centimetres deep. Around may of each year, a seedling can be planted half a month later. The silt specification, which requires a selection of mud seedlings of more than three centimetres, is highly adaptable at a rate of 1 to 15,000 tails per acre. Plumbs are mainly fed by plankton in water, with small artificial supplements. By the fall, the rice will grow and the mud will grow。
2. Ponds of mud. There is now a growing number of growers, and the benefits of cultivation have declined, and some growers have even lost money. The use of ponds to harvest mud is one of the effective ways to break the farmers' deficit. The drop density and management of the ponds are similar to that of the rice fields and are not repeated here。
Rice and foreclosures grown in both ecological ways do not require pesticides and fertilizers, are environmentally friendly and safe, and can be sold at higher prices through their own operations. At the same time, the ecological mud produced by this model is delicious and healthy, with higher marketing prices。
Chita rice
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