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Low temperatures alone are not enough to guarantee frozen food safety
The new version of the "Food Safety Law" will take effect on October 1, 2015. One of its highlights is that it provides a special elaboration on the issue of food transportation, begins to pay attention to safety monitoring of food throughout the entire supply process, and uses legal means to strongly push forward the upgrading of the cold chain logistics industry.
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Rice and corn grain filling will be affected, southwestern China to see low temperatures and scant sunshine over the next ten days
Since late July, most of southwestern China has had many rainy days, with sunshine hours in Yunnan and Guizhou 30% to 80% below the same period in normal years; temperatures have been low, with Yunnan's average temperature at 21.1°C, the lowest since 1990. Single-season rice in southwestern China is at the critical stage of heading and flowering and grain filling, while summer corn is at the tasseling to grain-filling stage. Low temperatures, rain and scant sunshine will inhibit or delay rice flowering, causing poor pollination of rice ears and an increased rate of empty grains; at the same time, low temperatures and scant sunshine will also affect the grain-filling rate of rice and corn, leading to a decline in grain weight.
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Temperature management: never let urgent heat turn into sudden cold
The "fire" of moringa is a welcome thing. It is welcome because it has added a rather tempting increase in variety to the development of modern agriculture. Although this "fire" is only just beginning, although moringa is not yet well known to people. In terms of scale, 40,000 mu of moringa has now been introduced and planted in China, and some places are currently planning to plant 300,000 to 500,000 mu.
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