Weather trends and farming and farming conditions in South China this week
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November 29 22:07:30, 2018
Last week (November 22-28, 2010), the average temperature in most parts of the country was high; precipitation in some areas of South China was less, and meteorological drought continued in some areas. This week (November 29 to December 5, 2010), there will be two distinct cold air affecting China, and the temperature change in South China is relatively stable.
Agricultural and agricultural conditions that need attention in South China this week:
Last week, there was rain in western China. It is predicted that some areas in the northwestern part of South China will still have intermittent light rain, partial moderate rain or showery weather during the week, which is beneficial to the transplanting survival and seedling growth of rapeseed and vegetables. It is necessary to continue to strengthen the management of water and fertilizer such as rapeseed, vegetables, potatoes, green manure and fresh corn that have been sown (transplanted), cultivating and cultivating soil, checking seedlings, replenishing seedlings and controlling pests and diseases, and watering the plots that are still lacking should be timely watered to ensure Seedlings grow robustly. Some areas in southern China should continue to pay close attention to the post-harvest twigs and land preparations, and apply the base fertilizers. After the rain, it is a good time to smash or transplant vegetables, potatoes, fresh corn, etc., in order to make full use of the winter climate and land resources. To increase income and ensure market supply, and use autumn rainfall to harvest autumn corn, autumn soybeans, autumn peanuts, sweet potatoes, and picking ripe citrus, bananas and other fruits and drying late rice to ensure increased production and income; Co.,
The main crop development period in South China this week:
Rape: seedling stage, local transplanting;
Sugar cane: stem elongation (sugar accumulation);
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