Weather trends and farming and farming conditions in Central China this week

Last week (November 15-21, 2010), the average temperature in most parts of the country was high; local precipitation in Central China was relatively small, and meteorological drought continued in some areas, and the forest fire risk meteorological level was high in some areas. This week (November 22-28, 2010), cold air activities affecting China are still relatively frequent, moving fast, and most of Central China are close to normal. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

Agricultural and agricultural conditions that need to be paid attention to in Central China this week: Linyi Fertilizer Network

There is no obvious rainfall weather process in most parts of Central China during the week. We should pay close attention to harvesting late rice, autumn corn, autumn soybeans, sweet potatoes, etc. in southern China, and picking ripened citrus, bananas and other fruits and cotton that is still splintering, to ensure increased production and income. Strengthen the management of water and fertilizer such as rapeseed, vegetables, potatoes, green manure and fresh corn that have been sown (transplanted), cultivate cultivating soil, check seedlings, replenish seedlings and control pests and diseases, and timely watering should be done to ensure seedlings grow vigorously. Continue to pay close attention to rice and other post-harvest Tengcha, soil preparation, enough base fertilizer, grab (made) moisture in planting or transplanting vegetables, potatoes, fresh corn, etc., in order to take full advantage of the winter weather and land resources, to achieve income and ensure market supply; Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

The main crop development period in Central China this week: Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

Winter wheat: seedling stage, partial sputum; Linyi Fertilizer Network

Rape: seedling stage, partial transplanting, partial sowing; Linyi Fertilizer Network

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