3 mu of grapes from high-temperature farmers in Sichuan are hot and dry. What impact will high temperature and drought have on local agriculture?

In this hot weather, it will have a great impact on local agriculture, such as fruit farmers and vegetable farmers. High temperature means drought, and drought will lead to the failure of these crops to grow normally, which will also affect the output of vegetables and fruits. A young man in Nanchong, Sichuan Province has directly dried more than 3 acres of grapes into raisins, which cannot be sold because there is no way to preserve them, and the loss has reached hundreds of thousands.

Everyone has seen a lot of raisins, but it is really the first time to see them directly dried in the orchard. This shows how high the local temperature is, even the grapes can't stand it, and they are directly sunburned and dried, because this kind of grapes is different from our common Xinjiang raisins, which are not naturally dried or processed. This kind of raisins can't be stored at all, which can only lead to the loss of fruit farmers in vain.

under the influence of this high-temperature and dry weather, it will also have a certain impact on local agriculture. The highest temperature will cause some crops to grow very slowly, and it is not good to grow in this water-deficient situation. Fortunately, some local food crops, such as rice, have avoided the high-temperature weather, so the impact is not particularly great. The greater impact may be that some local vegetables still have fruit farmers, and vegetables have no water, so it is not very important.

This year, we did encounter a rare high temperature weather, which not only led to drought, but also led to the lack of power supply in Sichuan and Chongqing. It really made everyone miserable. Under this weather, some people were happy and others were worried. Of course, some growers, especially some fruit farmers who planted fruit trees on the mountain, tried all kinds of ways to make the fruit trees have water. The joy is that this drought has let everyone know that they were once buried in the mountains.