Suining launched a four-level emergency response to drought. What specific measures have been taken?

Suining launched a four-level emergency response to drought. In order to cope with the drought, many concrete measures have been taken in the local area. The weather in Suining is dominated by unusually high temperature and there is no obvious precipitation, which has a serious impact on agriculture. The temperature in some towns even reached above 43 degrees. At present, many measures have been taken to combat drought, and specific policies have been introduced in various places to deal with drought.

1. In order to cope with the drought, Suining launched a seedling protection war in a 200-mu experimental field.

High temperature and dry weather is a challenge for agriculture, which will inevitably affect the yield of crops. Due to the high temperature for several days, the crops in the farmland are in the stage of water shortage and the fields have cracked. In order to ensure the normal growth of crops, the local water transfer to the engineering construction management center reached 200 million cubic meters to quench the thirst of farmland. In addition, scientific fertilizer and water management and sprinkler irrigation in the morning and evening have been adopted in farmland.

2. The local area is also equipped with agricultural machinery and equipment to cope with the drought.

Local farmland has pumping equipment, and local agricultural and rural departments also help. The local pumping equipment also buried pipelines, and prepared canal water and a set of intelligent irrigation facilities for the people. Instead of simply lifting water and watering it manually. This method can reduce farmers' losses by half, improve the efficiency of irrigation water use, and control farmland water use regularly and quantitatively.

In order to cope with the drought, local agricultural technicians also take measures to provide services in the field.

Local experts are responsible for guiding the development of local agriculture and rural areas. And build a sunshade net for vegetable seedlings, which can help crops keep out the sun and keep soil moisture. Moreover, the staff of relevant local departments have done a good job in fine management and the division of labor is very clear. Many experts in flood control and drought relief have made field investigations in towns and villages all over the country and put forward suggestions to help farmers implement measures.