Leaders of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development inspect the summer-autumn rice harvest situation.
(Baonghean.vn) - Up to now, Nghe An has harvested about 3,000 hectares of summer-autumn rice, mainly concentrated in Dien Chau district (2,000 hectares), Yen Thanh district (nearly 1,000 hectares) and some other localities such as Hung Nguyen and Nghi Loc districts...
On August 24, a working delegation from the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development led by Director Nguyen Van De inspected the summer-autumn rice harvest in a number of localities in the province.
Withaverage productivityExpected yield is 53-53.5 quintals/ha, much higher than last year's summer-autumn crop yield of 51.41 quintals/ha. This year's summer-autumn crop is considered the most successful summer-autumn crop in many years.
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This year, the summer-autumn rice yield is expected to reach an average of over 53 quintals/ha. Photo: Phu Huong |
To achieve such results, Nghe An has implemented the production project early; the province, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and localities have directed strongly, put into production advanced, high-quality varieties suitable for the natural conditions and soil of Nghe An; at the same time, well applied scientific and technical advances in production.
In particular, production takes place in favorable weather conditions, with little heat, heavy rain and thunderstorms.
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Dien Chau district plans to complete harvesting the entire summer-autumn rice area before September 5. Photo: Phu Huong |
After checking the summer-autumn rice harvest situation in localities, comrade Nguyen Van De - Director of the Department of Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentDirection: Summer-autumn production at the end of the season often faces risks due to floods. Districts need to continue directing communes to focus on propaganda and mobilizing people to harvest immediately.avoid damageon rice fields that are 70% or more ripe.
Urgently mobilize harvesters and labor to harvest rice, speed up progress, and try to complete harvesting in low-lying areas before September 5.
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This summer-autumn crop, Yen Thanh district's rice yield is expected to reach 6 tons/ha. Photo: Phu Huong |
Particularly for highland areas, late planting and late harvesting, it is easy for insects and pests to concentrate on the harvested areas and cause damage, so it is necessary to visit the fields regularly, detect and handle them promptly and effectively.
Closely monitor weather developments and harvest quickly when the rice is 80% ripe or more to avoid damage caused by storms./.
