The disaster-hit corn (2340, -4.00, -0.17%) is subject to disasters during the germination and emergence period, which is likely to cause soil compaction, lower ground temperature, poor ventilation, affecting seed germination and emergence, and timely loosening the soil after the disaster to facilitate warming and ventilation; Before the jointing to the tasseling, especially before the big trumpet period, the male and female ears and some of the leaves have been subjected to locust damage when they have not been extracted. As long as the unextracted leaves are not damaged and the roots are left, as long as timely cultivating and fertilizing, strengthening the field management, generally A good harvest can be obtained; the corn is subjected to locust disaster after heading, and the ability of the plant to restore growth is deteriorated, which has a great influence on the yield. According to the survey, corn that has been cut off by the hail can not resume growth; if the ear section is intact, management should be strengthened in time to promote plant growth and reduce yield loss.

Windstorms In July and August, there are often violent storms that cause corn to fall or stems. Corn that has fallen or stems before maturity should be raised in time to avoid back pressure and affect photosynthesis. For the inverted corn, if it is only rooted, the plant can be straightened; if it is a stem, several plants should be bundled together to support the plants.

Relief corn is a crop that requires a large amount of water and is not resistant to cockroaches. When the soil moisture exceeds 80% of the field water holding capacity , the growth and development of the plant is affected, especially in the seedling stage, the performance is more obvious; corn growth In the later stage, under high temperature and rainy conditions, the rhizosphere often suffers from necrosis due to lack of oxygen, resulting in rapid decline in viability, and the plants are unripe and dry, which has a great impact on yield. According to the survey, the corn is generally accumulated for 1 to 2 days before and after the tasseling , and the impact on the yield is not obvious. The accumulated water is reduced by 20% in 3 days , and the accumulated water is reduced by 40% in 5 days . For corn that has suffered from locusts, it is necessary to eliminate the accumulated water in the field, reduce the soil and air humidity, and promote the plant to resume growth. When it can land, timely cultivating and cultivating the soil to break the knot, prevent lodging, improve soil permeability, and make the plant The roots should resume normal physiological activities as soon as possible; timely application of quick-acting nitrogen fertilizers to accelerate plant growth and reduce locust losses. (Source: Farmers Daily)