The drought situation in Anhui has been basically lifted, and the field management is strengthened to reduce the loss of wheat yield.

At present, the drought along Huai-Huaibei has been basically lifted, and all localities should seize the favorable opportunity of the recent fine weather to increase the intensity of field management and minimize the loss of wheat production.

According to the latest forecast of the Anhui Meteorological Observatory: from March 2 to 4, the northeast of Jiangbei is mainly sunny to cloudy with little change in temperature. The south of the Yangtze River is cloudy and sometimes there is light rain in the Yin area. On the 5th to 6th, there is light rain in most parts of the province. It rained in parts of the south of the Huaihe River; on the 7th, the north of the Yangtze River turned cloudy and the parts of the southern part of the Yangtze River had light rain.

Agricultural advice:

In early March, wheat in the northern part of Anhui Province will begin to join the key growth stage; southern rapeseed will continue to bloom. All localities should actively strengthen the spring tube, and timely increase the application of wheat jointing fertilizer and rapeseed moss fertilizer to ensure sufficient water and fertilizer for wheat, increase dry matter accumulation of crops and crop resistance, and promote spring growth.

At present, cold air activities are still relatively frequent, and the temperature is relatively large. The winter crops are still threatened by “cold spring ” and late frost. Therefore, all localities should pay attention to listening to local meteorological information, and take measures to prevent the cold vegetables before they come, so as to ensure the safe growth of wheat vegetables.

In areas where the soil is too wet due to excessive rainfall, it is necessary to pay attention to timely drainage and dehumidification to create good soil conditions for the spring growth of crops.

Early spring vegetables and protected vegetables should pay close attention to weather trends and prevent freezing damage caused by cold air activities. Vegetables that are too wet in the soil should be actively drained and dehumidified to ensure the normal growth of vegetables.