Vietnam: Changing crops in areas where water sources are not active in the summer-autumn crop in Huong Khe

Published 2022년 5월 6일

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In the face of severe natural disasters and unpredictable weather, Huong Khe district in Ha Tinh province, Vietnam, is strategically planning its summer-autumn crop for 2022. With a goal to cultivate 4,440 hectares of rice and vegetables, the district aims to mitigate the risk of natural disasters by focusing on crops with shorter growing times and implementing drought prevention measures. These measures include organizing a rescue boat fleet, balancing water sources for irrigation, and switching to upland crops in areas with water scarcity. The district also emphasizes the importance of reviewing risk areas, updating evacuation plans, and stockpiling essentials to ensure the safety and productivity of its agricultural communities.

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In the summer-autumn crop 2022, Huong Khe district (Ha Tinh province) strives to plant 4,440 hectares of rice and vegetables of all kinds in the spirit of arranging crops with short growing time... On the afternoon of May 6, Huong Khe district held a conference to review natural disaster prevention and control, search and rescue in 2021, and deploy tasks in 2022; implementing the summer-autumn crop production project and the 2022 drought-resistant project. In 2021, in Huong Khe district, there were 2 floods. The total annual rainfall measured at the Huong Khe Town Meteorological Station is 2,850.1 mm, equaling 110% over the same period in 2020, equaling 116.4% of the average rainfall of many years. The total value of damage caused by natural disasters is estimated at over VND 11.7 billion. In which, many road works, lakes and dams have been seriously eroded and eroded. In terms of production, there are over 900ha of summer-autumn rice and some areas of newly planted crops are ...

Source: Baohatinh