On 24 may, heavy rainfall took place in the city and county of saddle hill in anhui province, affected by strong cross-flow weather. Dr. Hong suo-jing, director of the national fertilization test station of the industrial technology system of west melon and chief researcher of the vegetable industry technical system of anhui province, and a leading member of the national polytechnic technical system of large vegetable industries, went quickly to the county's new source agricultural science and technology company ltd. (“1+5” industrial union pointpoint”) to conduct technical guidance on emergency response techniques in the aftermath of rain on vegetables。
In the vegetable growing base of anhui new source agricultural technology, inc., a line of research researchers went into the shed to see on the ground the effects of the damage on herbs such as tomatoes and peppers. In response to the spread of diseases such as fibrosis and pollinosis, which may be caused by excessive rainfall, he proposed that drainage canals should be removed immediately, fields should be drained and pest monitoring and control should be strengthened. In combination with the characteristics of the excessive rainfall of the vegetable season, the technical aspects of field management in the aftermath of rain have been explained from the living system, focusing on concrete measures in the areas of drainage precipitation, green control of pests and diseases, scientific refertilization and plant adjustment. In response to questions raised by growers on the issues of asymptomosis, disease control and disaster recovery, dr. Hong su-jin answered each case and provided practical solutions. According to the head of the company, early warning messages had been issued in a timely manner before heavy rainfall had occurred to guide farmers to clean up the ditches and strengthen the sheds ahead of time; the first time after the rains had arrived on the scene provided strong technical support to secure the base's harvest。
This emergency technical guidance, which responds in a timely manner to the urgent needs of growers, provides local facilities with technical programmes for the production of vegetables that provide scientific responses to heavy rainfall weather, effectively reduces disaster losses and is widely welcomed by grass-roots agricultural technicians and growers。
