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These days, tea is harvested all over the word, really. The most well-known tea growing regions are located in Japan, China, India and Sri Lanka. Different regions are generally known for a specific type of tea. Perhaps the most famous tea growing region--although maybe not necessarily the highest quality--is the Darjeeling region of India, which is mainly known for the black tea it produces, although it is technically closer to an oolong tea.
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How tea leaves are harvested?
Tea is grown in bushes, but only the top leaves are picked/cut from the bush by a special machine. Then the tea goes through a process to make it the type of tea that you find on the shelves. Because of the way tea is harvested the actual bush it comes from can be thousands of years old.
How does tea plant reproduce?
The tea plant reproduces through seeds. These seeds are harvested from mature plants and then planted in nurseries to grow into seedlings. These seedlings are then transferred to the tea gardens for cultivation.
How is tea harvested cleaned and sent to markets?
Tea is first picked of a leaf, then washed, dried, crumbled, sealed in bags, put in boxes, put in trucks, finally taken to market.
Where was green tea found?
Same place black and red and white and oolong tea are found. They all come from the same plant. It is the time they are harvested and the manner in which they are processed that gives you the "colour".
What are tea growing plantations referred to as?
Much of the world's tea is harvested on plantations called "estates" or "gardens." Many of these have ski-tow-like ropeways and chutes that are used to carry leaves to where the leaves are processed.
What kind of goods did the European transfer in the colony?
Cash crops such as tobacco. They also transferred cotton, tea, and harvested crops used in clothing.
In Argentina What is the name of the herbal tea shared among friends and relatives as a sign of friendship and acceptance?
Mate is the most widely enjoyed tea. In 2006 over 700,000 metric tons were harvested in Argentina, mostly for domestic consumption.
What parts of the angelica plant are used for medicinal purposes?
Angelica root is harvested in the fall, then dried for future use. The leaves of angelica are prepared as a tincture or tea.
What is the daily life of a tea plantation worker?
A typical day for a tea plantation worker involves waking up early to harvest tea leaves, often working long hours under the sun. They may also be involved in tasks such as planting new plants, tending to the tea bushes, and processing the harvested leaves. Accommodation and meals are usually provided on the plantation premises.
Is cotton harvested or produced?
harvested
When are peaches harvested?
there are harvested in the spring
How did tea improve life in china?
The people who grow tea earn a living from its production and sale. China closely regulates the sale of tea and only sell it to approved buyers. Tea is a bushy type plant and it is only harvested from the top leaves, so the bush itself can be hundreds of years old. The leaves are dried and rolled. It's method of preparation determines the type of tea. The average farmer is China makes very little a month.
