How to protect greenhouse vegetables against Super Typhoon "Du Suri"?

It is expected that the 5th typhoon "Du Suri" will land in China's Fujian and Guangdong coastal areas today, affected by it, there will be strong wind and rain in the southeast coastal areas today, Fujian, central and southern Zhejiang, eastern Jiangxi and other places have heavy rain or heavy rain; From 29th to 31st, under the influence of the northward circulation of the typhoon, there will be heavy rainfall in North China, Huanghuai and other places. Strong wind and rain caused by typhoon will cause vegetable crop lodging, mechanical damage, scaffolding collapse and field waterlogging, and induce disease. In view of the impact of meteorological disasters, the planting Management Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs organized experts in the technical system of the national bulk vegetable industry to study and put forward technical guidance on preventing super typhoon "Dusuri".

The threat to crops from super Typhoon Dusuri cannot be ignored. It is essential to take a series of precautions before a typhoon approaches. Especially for our vegetable production, there is a greater need for targeted technical guidance.

First of all, it is necessary to know the typhoon dynamics in time. Follow the trend and intensity changes of typhoons through meteorological departments, media and other channels to keep abreast of the latest situation. This way, you can prepare yourself in advance.

Secondly, strengthening the construction of the park is the key. When typhoons hit, vegetables in vegetable gardens will be affected by heavy rain and strong winds, causing problems such as seedling lodging and root erosion. Therefore, the drainage system should be reasonably designed in the planting process to ensure the stability of the vegetable growing environment.

In addition, it is also important to choose the right variety. Some vegetable varieties are more resistant to wind and rain, and can better withstand the invasion of typhoons. In the planting process, these varieties can be selected for cultivation, and pay attention to timely pruning of the branches and leaves of vegetables to reduce the impact of wind and rain on vegetables.

Finally, strengthening management is the key. After the typhoon, it is necessary to inspect the vegetable garden in time, clean up the fallen vegetables, and do a good job of disease and pest control. At the same time, repair and reseed according to the damaged situation to restore the growth of vegetables.

Facing the threat of super Typhoon Dusuri, we need to respond scientifically and rationally. Only through technical guidance and effective management can we guarantee the sustainable and stable development of vegetable production. Let us work together to ensure the safe production of vegetables and ensure the healthy diet of the people.