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this article is from the official weibo of the institute of vegetables and flowers of the chinese academy of agricultural sciences.

typhoon makar, the 11th typhoon this year, is affecting southern my country, with heavy to torrential rains expected in many areas, and localized torrential rains. the vegetable industry expert group of the chinese academy of agricultural sciences has initiated an emergency response and actively carried out typhoon prevention and disaster prevention publicity and technical services in guangxi and hainan.

recently, relevant experts from the expert group rushed to vegetable production bases in nanning, beihai in guangxi, haikou, chengmai, wenchang in hainan and other places, and put forward guiding suggestions on vegetable production conditions and facility environments.

first, harvest in time. ensure that mature vegetables are harvested before the typhoon arrives to reduce unnecessary losses. second, strengthen production facilities. strengthen the wind resistance of the greenhouse film on both sides of the arch shed, seal the entrance and exit tightly, and install more film pressing ropes on both sides of the greenhouse film. when a typhoon comes, open the vents on the leeward side of the arch shed to ensure the discharge of air in the shed. third, install the film in time. for growers with poor production facilities, it is recommended to weigh the pros and cons, focus on protecting the shed, quickly organize forces to complete the film installation, and minimize losses. fourth, rush to plant after the disaster. formulate a plan for replanting and replanting after the disaster in advance, make preparations for resuming production after the disaster, and provide support for the stable production and supply of vegetables.