After the flood, the "Central Plains Granary" accelerated reconstruction

In order to resume agricultural production as soon as possible, relevant departments from the central and local governments are taking measures

Having lived in Peng Village, Xinzhen Township, Jun County, Hebi City, Henan Province for decades, Liang Chunfeng has never seen such a hometown: everything is soaked in water, and the village is surrounded by a vast ocean.

Junxian County is one of the main grain producing areas in Henan Province.

"Central Plains Granary" No harvest of 1.

Henan is a large agricultural province, occupying 1/16 of the country's arable land, and its total food production accounts for 1/10 of the country

In late July, a reporter from China Youth Daily and China Youth Daily in Dongjianshan Village, Hanling Town, Anyang City, Henan Province saw that most of the farmland in the village had been flooded, and many crops such as corn, green onions, and watermelons had been damaged by many farmers

Ma Gang is a farmer in Zhongmu County, Zhengzhou City.

According to information released by the Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of Henan Province, as of August 10, 14.

It is conservatively estimated that for these chickens and peacocks alone, Yang Wei's family will lose 40,000 to 50,000 yuan.

Replanting and replanting to prevent and control diseases

In order to resume agricultural production as soon as possible, relevant departments from the central and local governments are taking measures

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs previously called the National Disaster Relief Reserve Seeds and coordinated seed companies in 16 provinces to donate disaster relief seeds to meet the demand for replanting and replanting 5 million acres of disaster-stricken farmland

In order to accelerate the replanting and replanting work in the disaster-stricken areas in Henan, the rapid reconstruction and restoration of production, the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Finance of Henan Province have jointly issued a notice recently that a subsidy of 25 yuan for top-dressing per acre of disaster-stricken farmland so that farmers can get soil nutrients after the flood.

In the severely affected areas such as Hebi, Xinxiang and Anyang, the localities are stepping up the restoration of agricultural production

After major disasters, there are often major epidemics, especially after floods.

Feng Lianli believes that after the disaster, we must attach great importance to epidemic prevention and disaster relief work, and do our best to do a good job in the rescue of affected animals and the timely removal of dead animal carcasses in key areas; the animal carcasses caused by the disaster should be harmlessly treated and disinfected, and Strengthen the prevention and control of major animal diseases such as African swine fever, avian influenza, and foot-and-mouth disease, as well as zoonotic diseases such as anthrax, streptococcus, brucellosis, and tuberculosis, and strictly prevent the occurrence of epidemics after the disaster

Supply and demand of agricultural products are generally stable

The floods also made many people worry about prices and food supply to a certain extent

Previously, Tang Ke, director of the Department of Market and Information Technology of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, responded at a press conference that Henan is China’s main winter wheat and summer corn production area.
From the monitoring situation, China’s grain prices have not fluctuated significantly, and the market continues to operate.
Basically stable
.

Among them, the purchase and sales of the wheat market were generally normal, and the price continued to show a steady but weak trend
.
As in previous years, the wheat in Henan has basically been harvested around the end of June
.
Corn prices in some parts of North China rebounded slightly in the short term.
The purchase price rose by 2-3 cents per catty, but this did not drive the increase in national corn prices
.

According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, China’s CPI rose by 1% year-on-year in July, which was 0.
1 percentage point lower than that in June.
Food prices fell by 3.
7% year-on-year and pork prices fell by 43.
5%
.
Dong Lijuan, a senior statistician in the City Department of the National Bureau of Statistics, pointed out that due to extreme weather such as typhoons and heavy rainfall in some areas, the cost of production, storage and transportation of fresh vegetables across the country increased in July, and prices fell from 2.
3% month-on-month to a month-on-month increase of 1.
3%; Pork supply continued to increase, and prices continued to fall by 1.
9%.
However, with the support of the reserve pork purchasing and storage policy, the rate of decline was significantly narrowed by 11.
7% from the previous month
.

According to Dong Lijuan's analysis, in July, various regions and departments coordinated efforts in epidemic prevention and control, flood prevention and disaster relief, and economic and social development, and actively implemented the policy of ensuring supply and stabilizing prices, and market supply and demand were generally stable
.