Dried ginger flakes are a versatile spice made from the drying and cutting of ginger root into small, irregular pieces. These flakes offer a convenient way to incorporate the distinct flavor of ginger into various culinary creations.
Ginger, along with onion and garlic, is one of the three most commonly used cooking seasonings. With them as a seasoning not only can make the dishes add flavour and aroma, and their unique spicy taste can stimulate people's appetite, increase their appetite. In addition, scientists have found that ginger also has the role of health care and healing. Ginger contains ingredients that can effectively treat gastrointestinal diseases, colds and flu, rheumatic pain and nausea and vomiting and other diseases, and enhance the body's immune system. That's why people have long been interested in ginger not only for cooking, but also for their health.
Retaining the essence of ginger's taste profile, dried ginger flakes provide a milder and slightly different taste compared to fresh ginger. They are prized for their ease of use and can be added directly to dishes without rehydration.
Their application spans across cuisines: from enhancing the flavor of soups, stews, and marinades to infusing a gentle warmth into teas or homemade spice blends. Dried ginger flakes effortlessly deliver the characteristic zing and aroma associated with ginger, making them a go-to ingredient for those seeking convenience without compromising on flavor.
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The correct fertilization method for fresh food vineyard
1. Fertilizer type Human fecal urine is mainly nitrogenous fertilizer, with less phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. It can be quickly absorbed after application, and the fertilizer effect is significant. Therefore, human excrement is the main fertilizer in the early stages of the vineyard. Feifei is the excrement of various livestock, contains more organic matter, complete elements of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, long time of fertilizer effect, and has the effect of improving soil. Plant ash generally contains 11% to 36% potassium, phosphorus 2.5% to 6.4%. Take care not to mix with urine when stacked to prevent neutralization failure. Bauxite is a good fertilizer for growing grapes. The poultry excrement includes feces of chickens, ducks, and geese. In addition to containing nitrogen, it also contains a large amount of phosphorus and potassium, which can be used as topdressing or base fertilizer, and can be blended with other fertilizers and cooked. Cake fat, including sesame cake, bean cake, cottonseed cake, peanut cake, etc., containing more nitrogen, phosphorus, can be used as base fertilizer or top dressing. Green manure is fermented with various weeds and other fertilizers. Ammonium sulphate nitrogen content of 20% to 21%, fertilizer efficiency, do early stage fertilizer. Urea nitrogen content of 46% to 47%, neutral fertilizer, high solubility, easy to be absorbed, but prone to burning roots when excessive. Ammonium nitrate content of 32% to 34%, easy to lose, should be applied in small quantities. Superphosphate should be applied with acupuncture, furrow, and deep application to the vicinity of the root, and 1%~3% concentration of fertilizer can be applied outside the root. Ammonium bicarbonate should be deepened to prevent volatilization failure. Potassium sulfate contains 48%~52% of potassium oxide, which can be used as base fertilizer or topdressing fertilizer in vineyards. 0.3%~0.5% concentration can be used when spraying fertilizers outside roots. 2. Time and Quantity of Fertilizer After the grape is planted, in addition to applying the full-body fertilizer, the fertilizer should be added according to the age of the grape. 2 to 4 years old grapes, 10 to 15 kg per plant soil excrement, 1.5 to 3 kg human urine, 150 to 250 grams of plant ash. 5 to 10 years old grapes per plant soil excrement 25 to 40 kg, 4 to 5 kg of human waste, 0.5 kg of plant ash. More than 10 years old grapes each soil excrement 50 kg, human waste 10 to 15 kg, 1 kg of plant ash, ammonium sulfate 0.5 to 1 kg, superphosphate 0.5 ~ ~ 0.75? kg. According to the growth results of mature grapes and the characteristics of required fertilizer, nitrogen fertilizer should be applied more in the early stage and phosphate fertilizer should be applied more in the later stage. The fertilizer should be applied at least four times throughout the year. The first application of budding fertilizers, after the grapes are unearthed, is mainly applied to human fecal urine, ammonium sulfate or ammonium bicarbonate and other available fertilizers to promote the germination of buds. The second application of the swelled fruit fertilizer, after the grapes are set, in the middle or late July, when the new shoots grow slowly, topdressing a small amount of manure or 0.5 kg of urea per plant, so that the young fruit rapid expansion. The third application of ripening fertilizer, before and after the Li Qiu, before the fruit matured, continue to apply human waste and earth miscellaneous fertilizer. It is also necessary to spray fertilizer on the leaves to promote fruit ripening and improve fruit quality and sugar content. After the fourth cultivation of the strip fertilizer, after the grapes were harvested, the medium-early maturing varieties were in the middle or late August or early September, and the late-maturing varieties continued to use fertilizer, human waste, soil fertilizer, and ash in late September or early October. , superphosphate, etc., to promote dendrite, bud eye maturity, to create conditions for next year's high yield. 3. Fertilization method Wreaths The vineyards are on both sides of the trunk. Grapevines are placed in the rear of the tree at a distance of 30-40 cm from the tree. The ditch is 40-50 cm deep, 30 cm wide and the length is the length of the frame. Since then, the scope has been expanded year by year until it exceeds the number of planting trenches. Every year, deepen and expand the hole and fertilize it. In the case of small fibrous roots when the ditch is opened, it can be removed, fill the fertilizer into the ditch, and then cover the soil. This fertilization method can lead the root system deep and extend far away. At the same time, fertilizers can be applied year after year to improve the soil. Foliar spraying fertilizer has the advantage of saving labor, saving fertilizer, producing quick results, reducing waste, and is simple and convenient. That is, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and various trace fertilizers can be dissolved in a single spray of water or mixed with pesticides, and the spray can be evenly spread on the leaves. At different times, spray different concentrations. Spraying 0.05%-0.1% boric acid solution or 0.2%-0.5% borax solution before flowering can increase the fruit-setting rate of the year; after fruit set and before the berries mature, spray 2-3% of potassium dihydrogen phosphate 2-3 times or The calcium superphosphate solution has the effect of increasing the yield and improving the quality. In the fruit-bearing period and the young fruit growth period, spraying 0.02% manganese sulfate solution can increase the sugar content and yield of the fruit; during the mature period of the shoot, spray 0.3%-0.5. % Potassium sulphate (or potassium chloride) or 10% to 20% ash leaching solution can promote the ripeness of the shoots and improve fruit quality. In arid regions, the rapid growth period of grapes and the expansion of young fruit can be sprayed with 0.2% to 0.3% urea or 0.3% to 0.5% ammonium sulfate solution, or 0.3% to 0.4% ammonium nitrate solution. Spraying compound fertilizers should be tested to prevent phytotoxicity. China Agricultural Network Editor