Broomcorn millet, a crop domesticated in China, was introduced into the region about 3,600 years ago, significantly earlier than in other parts of Europe. Direct dates of broomcorn millet are ...

Millets thrive on arid lands, require minimal inputs, and are highly tolerant to climate variability-making them a sustainable solution for enhancing ...

Spread This News EarthIsland The system, which empowers farmers to produce diverse crops and own the means of production, is ...

In the reception hall at the Chinese Consulate General in San Francisco, 16-year-old Eshaan Nair, in his white kung fu ...

Journey through the ancient city of Samarkand where culinary rituals and timeless tales of the Silk Road converge—from ...

KAMPALA, April 15 (Xinhua) -- The technologies being shared by Chinese experts in the crop, livestock, and fisheries sectors in rural Uganda are set to enhance production and ultimately improve ...

Farmers are shifting abandoning their crops as even drought-resistant varieties like mustard and millet struggle under ...

On the menu are traditional Monpa recipes like millet momos and buckwheat thukpa ... In the mid-1960s, after border conflicts with China, the Indian Army established permanent bases in Arunachal ...

The United Nations (UN) marked its 16th Chinese Language Day on Tuesday at its New York headquarters, offering an immersive cultural experience that blended Chinese poetry and music.

BEIJING, April 24 (Xinhua) -- From a 60,000-year-old Paleolithic settlement to a third-century Buddhist temple along the ancient Silk Road, China on Thursday unveiled its top 10 archaeological ...

This year's event, "Poetic China: Rhymes and Romance," featured Chinese ... around the time of Guyu (Rain of Millet), the sixth of the 24 solar terms in the traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar.