Weather trends and farming and farming conditions in East China this week

Last week (August 2010 2-8 days), high-temperature hot weather in parts of east and other places appeared. This week (9-15 August 2010) East high-temperature hot weather will continue to appear.

Agricultural and agricultural conditions that need attention in East China this week

In the middle and early period of last week, East China continued to experience high temperature and hot weather of 35-39 degrees Celsius. The highest daily temperature in parts of Hunan, Jiangxi and Fujian reached 40-41 degrees Celsius. In the latter part of the week, the high temperature range narrowed and the intensity weakened. The continuous high temperature weather has affected the growth and development of some crops to varying degrees. According to forecasts, this week, East China will still have 3-5 days of high temperature of 35-38 degrees Celsius, and the highest daily temperature in parts of Jiangnan can reach 39-40 degrees Celsius. Farmers and friends in the field should do a good job in sun protection and heatstroke prevention. The late rice that has been transplanted should adopt the water layer protection measures to prevent the high temperature from burning the seedlings and promote the growth of the green shoots; the rice in the season from the heading to the filling stage should also adopt the water temperature regulation and the night irrigation to reduce the temperature between the plants. To reduce heat and heat. Open field vegetables, melons or seedlings can be shaded, grass or drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation and other measures to reduce the harm caused by high temperature. In some areas of Jiangxi and other places where precipitation is less in the early stage, water storage and water conservation and drought relief work should be done to prevent high temperature from accelerating the development of drought;

The main crop development period in East China this week

Spring corn: milk mature to mature;

One season of rice: booting to heading, partial grouting;

Summer corn: jointing to tasseling;

Late rice: returning to green;

Cotton: flowering;

Soybean: ( Summer sowing soybean ) side branches formed to flowering;