Users on Small Farmer Q&A noticed Steven because of this popular answer. His post about giving seeds for free immediately received a lot of replies. Some people immediately asked for seeds and left their contact information. Others asked Steven about the specific situation of the pepper cultivation.
When Steven saw so many people suddenly paying attention, he was not as indifferent as he was to the producers of food programs, but wrote a detailed reply. This is a pepper selected in Nanhai Province. The current experimental results include how much higher the yield is compared to certain peppers on the market, what is the rate of diseased plants, etc.
He explained that he was doing private breeding, so regional trials needed the help of netizens.
Generally, breeding work is carried out by agricultural system units such as the Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Technical Stations, and Agricultural University, and they specialize in this. But there are always exceptions to everything. Folks also have their own efforts in breeding, and some have achieved gratifying results.
Steven first demonstrated his skills in balcony crops, as well as the speed and accuracy of question and answer--regardless of whether there is a team behind him---then he claimed that the output has increased so much, so there is no shortage of land. How willing to try.
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