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Drought Hits Corn in Northeast China: Ministry of Agriculture Releases 2014 Techniques for Drought Resistance and a Bumper Harvest
According to this website, since July, precipitation has been low and temperatures high in central and western Inner Mongolia and western and southern Liaoning, with soil moisture depletion and severe summer drought; corn plants have wilted and leaves have yellowed to varying degrees. The meteorological department predicts that there will be no effective rainfall in the drought-affected areas in the near term, and the drought will continue.
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National crop drought-affected area reduced by 12.47 million mu, drought conditions somewhat alleviated
Recently, the eastern part of the northwest, most of north China and the Huang-Huai region experienced relatively strong rainfall; the drought in central and southern Shaanxi, northwestern Henan and southern Hebei has been alleviated, and the drought in Anhui Province has been lifted, but the drought-affected area in central and northern Hubei has continued to see little rain, and the drought has somewhat worsened. A reporter from the State Flood
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Drought Eases in Parts of Henan, Shaanxi and Hebei; Drought-Affected Provinces and Regions Go All Out to Fight Drought and Protect Autumn Grain
According to the website of the Office of the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters, in recent days the eastern part of Northwest China, North China and most of the Huang-Huai region experienced relatively strong rainfall processes, with areal average rainfall of 29 mm in Shaanxi, 16 mm in Henan, 28 mm in Shanxi, 16 mm in Shandong, 16 mm in Hebei and 19 mm in Anhui.
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National crop drought-affected area reduced by 12.47 million mu; drought eased in Henan, Shaanxi, Hebei and Anhui
Recently, the eastern part of Northwest China, most of North China and the Huang-Huai region experienced relatively strong rainfall. The drought in central and southern Shaanxi, northwestern Henan and southern Hebei has been eased, and the drought in Anhui Province has been lifted. However, the drought-affected area in north-central Hubei has continued to see little rain, and the drought there has somewhat worsened. Our reporter learned from the State Flood Control
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Drought in Northeast China Continues to Spread, Some Farmland in Jilin Has Lost All Crops
Currently, this is a critical period for the formation of autumn grain yields in Northeast China, and the continuously developing drought is very unfavorable to crop production and development. Fighting the drought to protect autumn grain brooks no delay. The reporter learned from the video conference on drought relief and autumn grain protection in Northeast China recently held by the Ministry of Agriculture: At present, the
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Nationwide drought-affected crop area shrinks by nearly 20 million mu in 4 days
From August 23 to 26, the drought-stricken areas in Northeast China and the Huang-Huai region received significant rainfall. A reporter learned from the Office of the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters on the 27th that this rainfall process was very favorable for alleviating the current drought, and the nationwide drought-affected crop area decreased by nearly 20 million mu. State Flood Control Office
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As of July 29, the drought-affected area of cultivated land nationwide reached 39.67 million mu
According to the website of the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters, the drought in parts of south-central Northeast China has eased somewhat, but parts of southern Liaoning and northeastern Inner Mongolia still maintain high temperatures and little rain, and the drought continues to develop. In the four provinces (regions) of Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia, 540,000 people have difficulty accessing drinking water due to drought
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