The typhoon transited through three provinces in East China, and the sea champion helped farmers to resume production.

On the 9th of 2019, Super Typhoon Lichma landed on the coast of Wenling, Zhejiang Province at 1:45 am on August 10. From the early morning of August 10 to the night of August 11, from Zhejiang to Shandong, the entire East China coastal region was violently stormed, the crops were completely destroyed, and the farmers in the typhoon transit area suffered huge economic losses.

 

Lichma causes the river to skyrocket

Affected by the typhoon, the rainfall lasted for 80 hours. The province's average rainfall was 165.3 mm, equivalent to 25.97 billion cubic meters of water. The rainfall time was long and the intensity was high, which caused the river to soar, the farmland rainwater could not be discharged, and many crops were soaked. The time is too long, causing crop death and production.

The reporter followed the team of Hai Zhuangyuan to Shouguang, Qingzhou and other places to learn about the peasants' disasters. Shouguang and Qingzhou are the main vegetable producing areas in China, which are the seedling stage of cucumber vegetables. The floods caused most of the vegetable seedlings to die. The positive results of peppers and gingers caused the farmers to suffer heavy losses. The listed peppers and ginger have died, and the growers want to cry without tears.

Some of the affected crops have been discontinued

"One party has difficulties, and all parties support" is the fine tradition of the Chinese nation. Dedicating love and fighting alongside the affected people. It is the unshirkable social responsibility of every enterprise. In the first time after the disaster, Chairman Shan Junwei quickly organized personnel to go to the affected areas to express condolences to the affected farmers in the sea, help farmers to resume production and reduce losses, and donated 500,000 yuan worth of production materials and sea-shaped seaweed fertilizer to the affected Haitian farmers. To help farmers tide over the difficulties.

Haida Bio Group organized personnel and materials to the disaster area for the first time.

The main areas of the donation were the disaster-stricken areas, including the Haitian affected farmers in Wenzhou, Taizhou, Linyi, Weifang and other areas in Zhejiang. The crops in these areas were seriously affected and the lives of farmers were in dire straits.

As a socially responsible company, Haida Bio has donated to the Qingdao World Garden Association, Qingdao Tree Planting Festival, Qingdao Urban Greening Municipal Project, World Ocean Day Marine Biological Resources, and the Public Welfare Activities, and established scholarships for university impoverished students. Donations from poor households in the village of Dianqu.

The sea champion team is issuing condolences

In addition to bringing production materials for everyone, the Haizhiyuan team also visited farmers' farmland and greenhouses to provide technical support and production services for farmers, guide farmers to adjust soil, replant, reduce losses, resume production as soon as possible, and return to normal life.

The sea champion has helped some farmers to resume agricultural production.

The main problems faced by farmers at present are seedling purchase problems and soil remediation problems. Because the planting period has passed, there are no vegetable seedlings on the market. At the same time, after long-term immersion in the rain, the soil compaction and organic matter are reduced, causing the roots of the crop to breathe poorly and burn roots, which will affect the growth of the next crop. The staff of Haida Bio-Group made several suggestions to the farmers: First, rushing, replanting, and replanting. It is possible to harvest listed vegetables to be rushed to market and reduce losses. Some damaged vegetable plots should be replenished in time to replant seedlings, and completely destroy the vegetable plots and adapt to other crops according to local conditions. The second is to pay attention to soil repair. Continuous rain, the field water saturation, we must grasp the field clear ditch drainage, after the clear weather, the loose soil to fill the roots, especially the organic matter and bacterial fertilizer. The third is to strengthen disease prevention and control. After the flood, the vegetables that can be harvested should be harvested in time. Vegetables that are less affected and can recover in a short period of time, firstly, draining, cleaning plants, cutting off disabled branches, strengthening water and fertilizer management, and promoting the growth of vegetables; secondly, pay attention to diseases, root rot, blight, soft rot, Control of diseases and insect pests such as bacterial wilt, anthracnose, downy mildew, diamondback moth, yellow snapper and whitefly.

The technicians of the Haida Bio-Group also recommended the soil-remediation fertilization program to the farmers: the sea-shaped dialdehyde algae dew 200+ sea-shaped black golden leopard, these two products can complement the water-soluble organic matter, supplement the microbial beneficial bacteria, and break the soil compaction. It promotes root growth and promotes slow seedlings. It has an immediate effect on soil restoration after floods and can effectively help farmers to resume normal production as soon as possible.