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Severe drought in Yunnan, Guangxi, Sichuan and Guizhou cuts fruit and vegetable output, many agricultural enterprises face production emergencies
Mangoes are a fruit that everyone likes to eat, but if you want to eat mangoes again this year, you may have to pay a bit more, because due to the impact of persistent drought weather, in Guangxi, the main mango-producing area, a 50% reduction in local mango output has become a fact. If the drought does not
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Has the severe drought caused olive oil prices to rise?
Olive oil consumption growth in the Chinese market outpaces other edible oils, but consumers have a low ability to distinguish it. The reporter has learned that according to reports, Spain, the world's largest exporter of olive oil, has recently been affected by a rare drought in nearly 140 years, and the oilseed analysis agency Oil World recently
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Farmland Water Conservancy Put to the Test in a Year of Severe Drought
Since entering July, a severe drought rarely seen in decades has been spreading across central and northeastern China. According to reports, 30.1 million mu of crops have been affected in Liaoning, and in some places, hundreds of thousands of mu of farmland have suffered total crop failure in contiguous patches. In Henan, the "granary of the Central Plains," the drought-affected area involves 13 provincially administered cities including Zhengzhou and Pingdingshan
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Water-saving irrigation proves effective, calmly resolving the challenge of severe drought
In the face of a severe drought rarely seen in decades, crops in some areas of Henan and Liaoning provinces suffered serious damage, highlighting shortcomings in water conservancy facilities (see "In a Year of Severe Drought, a Test for Farmland Water Conservancy" in this section, August 19), but must a severe drought inevitably bring agricultural disaster? Not necessarily. On the road to modern ag
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In the Face of Severe Drought, Agricultural Insurance Is Urgently Needed to Safeguard Grain Production
Since August 4, in the severe drought zone in western Zhumadian City, Henan Province, machine harvesting of corn with total crop failure has begun. The Beginning of Autumn falls on the 7th; the season has arrived; even with irrigation water, the corn no longer forms ears. Left growing in the field, the corn depletes the soil; machine harvesting and crushing the corn stalks to return them to the field can still nourish the soil
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Severe Drought Hits Many Parts of China, Grain Production Faces Challenges
According to Xinhua News Agency, as an important national commercial grain base, several major grain-producing counties in Jilin Province are currently suffering severe drought, among which 10 major grain-producing counties including Changling, Nong'an and Gongzhuling have seen the least precipitation since 1951, with some plots even yielding no harvest at all. Chief of the Jilin Provincial Meteorological Observatory
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Severe drought ravages 12 provinces and regions nationwide; Hubei suffers drought for 5 consecutive years
Hubei's 5 consecutive years of drought. Since the start of the dog days, most parts of Hubei have maintained clear, hot and high-temperature weather. Northern and central Hubei and other areas have entered their fifth year of water shortage and scant rainfall. In 11 cities including Xiangyang, Jingmen and Xiaogan, 7.852 million mu of farmland are affected by drought, and 654,000 people have difficulty accessing drinking water. Recently, the Hubei Provincial Meteorological Observatory
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Drought Continues to Ravage: Severe Drought Conditions Across Many Parts of the Country
A drought that has persisted for many days, covered 12 provinces and autonomous regions, and affected 58 million mu of land is spreading rapidly, drawing widespread attention at home and abroad. Whether there is a harvest or not depends on water. What characteristics does the current drought present, what impact will it have on China's autumn grain harvest, and what are the prospects for drought relief in the future?
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Severe drought hits autumn grain crops in multiple regions; Ministry of Agriculture demands efforts to ensure stable yields and a bumper harvest
In recent days, 12 provinces in China including Henan, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia, Shanxi and Xinjiang have been hit by severe drought. The spreading drought has dried up reservoirs and river channels, made drinking water scarce for people and livestock, and may leave autumn grain crops in some areas facing total crop failure. Minister of Agriculture Han Changfu recently traveled to He
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Severe Drought Hits Multiple Regions, Rising Agricultural Prices May Benefit Grain Companies
It was learned from the consultation meeting recently held by the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters that since the beginning of summer, precipitation has been below normal in the northwest, north China, the Huang-Huai region, the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze River, and parts of the southwest, with severe drought occurring in some provinces and autonomous regions. Specifically, on July 28, Henan and Shaanxi provinces both activated a Level III drought relief emergency response, with Henan Province experiencing its most severe drought in 63 years. In addition, severe drought has also occurred in the Huaibei area of Anhui Province, which has already mobilized more than 300,000 people for drought relief.
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