A Brief Summary of the Application of Long-Acting “Huxing” Controlled-Release Compound Microbial Ecological Fertilizer in Rice Cultivation for Reduced Fertilizer Use and Enhanced Efficiency

China’s cultivated land and grain-sowing area have shown a declining trend year by year. Increasing yield per unit area is the only way to boost total grain production. Meanwhile, China’s fertilizer output has reached 70 million tons—the largest in the world—and its fertilizer application intensity is 3.75 times the global average. However, the fertilizer utilization rate stands at only 25% to 35%, the lowest in the world. Therefore, exploring strategies for reducing fertilizer application while enhancing efficiency—i.e., increasing yields and improving quality and profitability—has become a key agenda item for government departments and agrochemical enterprises. After years of dedicated efforts, Jiangxi Ruibote Biotechnology Co., Ltd. has adopted controlled-release technology to improve fertilizer utilization, leveraged microbial technology to enhance soil fertility and reduce environmental pollution, and thus achieved the goals of reducing fertilizer use, increasing crop yields, and improving product quality.

Black Tiger Meal Fertilization—As Summer Gives Way to Autumn, We’re Filled with Pleasant Contentment.

In ancient China, the period of Chushu was divided into three “hou”: “The first hou: The hawk begins to offer birds as sacrifices; the second hou: Heaven and earth begin to grow solemn; the third hou: The grains ripen and are ready for harvest.” During this seasonal period, hawks start hunting birds in large numbers; all things in heaven and earth begin to wither and fade; and the “he” in “he nai deng” refers collectively to crops such as millet, foxtail millet, rice, and broomcorn—“deng” means ripe or mature, as in the phrase “a bountiful harvest of the five grains.”

If you want to achieve strawberries that are “naturally grown and naturally red,” Black Tiger has a secret trick!!!

Strawberries, also known as red berries, Western berries, or ground berries, are beloved by consumers for their heart-shaped appearance, bright red and tender flesh, juicy texture, high vitamin C content, and distinctive, rich aroma. In spring, when liver fire tends to be more active, eating strawberries can help to suppress it. Strawberries are rich in tannins, which can adsorb and inhibit the absorption of carcinogenic chemicals in the body, thus offering anti-cancer benefits. They contain aspartic acid, which helps remove heavy metal ions from the body. Moreover, the carotene found in strawberries is an essential precursor for the synthesis of vitamin A, providing benefits for eye health and liver nourishment. Strawberries are best enjoyed after meals, as their high pectin and cellulose content can promote gastrointestinal motility, aid digestion, relieve constipation, and help prevent hemorrhoids and colon cancer.

Melting, forging strength, moving forward—Dahua Mountain Dieqi Valley Team Building Event

With the command “Attention!” and “At ease!” from Zhang Genping, Chairman of the company, the team-building activity for the “Black Tiger” team—Dihuashan Dieqi Valley—officially kicked off.

Beware of the harm that “cold dew wind” can cause to late-season rice—“Black Tiger” has tips for you!!!

In southern China’s double-cropping rice cultivation, the crop is most vulnerable to climatic conditions. During early-rice production, the main meteorological hazards include late spring cold snaps, flooding disasters, and high temperatures that accelerate ripening prematurely. In the second-season late-rice production, the primary meteorological hazards are typhoons, droughts, and cold-air outbreaks during the "Hanlu" period—each of which can severely impact double-cropping rice yields. In 2020, an early and prolonged “Hanlu wind” caused significant losses to rice crops in southern China; in some fields, due to late transplanting or the use of varieties with longer growth periods, farmers ended up with no harvest at all. This serves as a stark warning! To help rice farmers, the “Black Tiger” agrochemical team would like to warmly remind large-scale rice growers: Before September 20, will your rice plants safely complete heading? “Black Tiger” has some expert advice for you!!!

Black Tiger Meal Fertilization—The autumn breeze grows cool, and geese fly south.

As we reach the White Dew season, the summer monsoon gradually gives way to the winter monsoon. Cold air shifts from a defensive to an offensive stance. Coupled with the southward shift of the sun’s direct rays, daylight hours in the Northern Hemisphere shorten, and the intensity of sunlight weakens. As a result, the ground radiates heat more rapidly, causing temperatures to drop at an increasingly faster rate.