Severe meteorological drought has occurred in many places in Jiangxi. How does the abnormal climate affect production?

The impact of abnormal climate on production is very large, and this impact can even be called decisive. Once climate change becomes apparent, agricultural production will inevitably change accordingly. For example, after a long-term drought occurs in Jiangxi, local farmers will look for water sources to irrigate their farmland. If there is a heavy rain, farmers will urgently dig a drainage channel in the field to drain away the excess water. From this, it can be seen that agricultural production is completely carried out in accordance with climate changes.

This is very easy to understand, because the agricultural planting laws that everyone knows now are based on climate. For example, when crops should be sown and when they should be harvested, these are all summarized based on fixed climate changes. So when abnormal climate conditions break the original inherent laws, agricultural production will naturally change accordingly. Agricultural production and climate are inseparable. You must have heard farmers say: "If you have a good year, you will have a bumper harvest, but if you have a bad year, you will have no harvest."

The good years and bad years in the farmer's account are actually based on the climate. If the weather is smooth and consistent with past climate rules, it is a good year; but if the climate changes abnormally and there is a severe drought or heavy rain, it will be called a bad year. From now on, everyone can see that the connection between climate and agricultural production is very close, that is, the above mentioned can play a decisive role.

After the drought in Jiangxi this time, many local farmers are facing losses. In order to save farmers' losses, relevant local departments have also adopted various policies and thought of various methods, such as timely use of artificial rainfall to alleviate the impact of drought. Because under abnormal climate conditions, it can only be adjusted through human intervention.