Training course on the application of potato late blight warning systems held at Southwest University in Chongqing
Chongqing potato late blight warning system application training course held at Southwest University
(Agricultural Wealth Network) In recent years, potato late blight has tended to worsen year by year in the city. In order to carry out monitoring, warning and control work for potato late blight in 2010, after consultation with the National Agricultural Technology Center and Southwest University, the Municipal Agricultural Technology General Station recently held a training course on the application of potato late blight warning technology at Southwest University. More than 90 trainees from the crop pest forecasting systems of the whole country and the city's 14 major potato-producing districts and counties participated in this training. The main contents of this training were: 1. Basic knowledge of potato late blight and the basic principles of warning technology. 2. How to use models such as Conce to predict and forecast the occurrence time of late blight. 3. Formulating control strategies based on warning results. 4. The use of various field weather stations or temperature and humidity recorders.
During the training, in order to do a good job in the forecasting and control of late blight in the coming year, Deputy Station Chief Liu Xianggui of the General Station made arrangements for the city's late blight work in 2010.
During the training, in order to do a good job in the forecasting and control of late blight in the coming year, Deputy Station Chief Liu Xianggui of the General Station made arrangements for the city's late blight work in 2010.