Droughts And Floods In The Middle And Lower Reaches Of The Yangtze River Turn &Nbsp Sharply, And The Reduction Of Agricultural Products Is A Foregone Conclusion.

The middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River appeared after a month of drought.

As at 7 hours in June 19th, the direct economic loss of Zhejiang province was 4 billion 840 million yuan due to floods.

According to media reports, for many years, Hangzhou, Jiaxing and Hubei, which had not been flooded, recently seized crops such as wheat and rape.

But because of the harvest,

According to sources from the Anhui provincial Civil Affairs Department, heavy rainfall has resulted in a disaster area of 89 thousand hectares of crops and a direct economic loss of 1 billion 341 million yuan, of which 524 million yuan was lost to agriculture.

According to the latest statistics from the Jiangxi General Administration of defense, the heavy rainfall started on the 14 day of this month has caused 433 towns and townships in 34 counties and cities of Jiangxi province to be affected, resulting in a total of 2 million 490 thousand mu of crops being affected. 2 million 40 thousand people were affected, 3090 houses collapsed, and the total direct economic loss was 2 billion 670 million yuan.

In addition, the rainstorm also caused 31 counties and cities in Hubei province to be affected. The crops were affected by 261 thousand and 200 hectares. The crops in Guizhou province were affected by 315 thousand mu. The disaster occurred in four cities in eastern Guangdong Province, and about 200000 acres of farmland were affected.

Statistics from the office of the general headquarters of the national flood control and drought relief Bureau showed that the recent heavy rainfall alleviated the drought in most parts of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

Drought area decreased by 80%.

However, due to uneven rainfall distribution and drought in some arid areas, drought is still present in northwestern Hubei, north of Huaihe, Anhui and Northern Jiangsu.

The drought that has lasted for several months has just passed, and the floods are coming.

The market is particularly concerned about the impact of disasters on agriculture in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

According to the Ministry of agriculture's agricultural dispatching data, as of June 15th, 179 million mu of summer crops have been sown in the whole country, and 34.1% of the plan has been completed, which is 1 percentage points faster than that of the previous year.

Related industry researchers analysis, early rice, rapeseed and other traditional crops in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, after a few months of drought, the growth of these crops is generally poor, and the yield of Mu has decreased significantly.

In addition, water shortage causes no soil moisture in the field, which affects the seeding time of the middle season rice.

The proportion of early rice in summer grain accounts for only 1/3, and the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River accounts for 40% of the total.

But now the floods will soon deepen the adverse impact on agricultural production.

It is now the season for early rice harvesting, middle season rice pplanting and summer sowing in some areas in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

Continuous rainfall will affect the harvest of early rice.

Although rice has strong tolerance to floods, a certain number of rice seedlings will be washed away.

If the long duration of floods will affect the enthusiasm of farmers to replant, it is difficult to keep optimistic about autumn grain output.

The drought in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River has drastically reduced the area of fresh water in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, which has seriously affected the freshwater aquaculture industry.

The prices of common freshwater fish such as silver carp, crucian carp and carp have risen continuously, rising to 20% to 30%.

Qilu Securities analysis shows that with the recent continuous rainfall, the drought in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, which accounts for more than 50% of China's freshwater aquaculture volume, has been droughts and floods. In view of the fact that the best time for seedling selection has passed since the 4 to May, the current floods have reduced the enthusiasm of the latter.

Analysts also believe that the production of agricultural products in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and the imbalance between supply and demand will increase the difficulty of resisting inflation.