According to the website of the Central Meteorological Observatory, it is expected that in the next three days, the Northeast region of China will experience heavy rainfall due to the impact of Typhoon Kanu, the 6th typhoon of this year. In response, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs held a video conference to promote typhoon prevention and lodging prevention work in the four northeastern provinces and regions, as well as relevant provinces such as Tianjin, Hebei, and Shandong. The conference scheduled and analyzed the current situation of autumn grain production and agricultural disasters in relevant provinces, analyzed and evaluated the path and impact of typhoons, and further arranged for the deployment of typhoon prevention, flood control, disaster relief work. "The heavy rainfall area caused by Typhoon 'Kanu' is highly overlapped with the previous period, and the flood discharge reservoir and downstream rivers may overflow again, causing farmland flooding." The relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said that the current is a critical period for the formation of autumn crop yield. The early heavy rainfall in the northeast region caused farmland water saturation, and the roots of corn and other crops were loose. If the rainstorm superimposed strong wind, the risk of crop lodging was extremely high. Meteorological information shows that the "Kanu" center made landfall along the coast of Gyeongsangnam do, South Korea around 10:00 on August 10th. It is expected to enter Dandong, Liaoning with tropical storm strength early on the 12th and be downgraded to an extratropical cyclone in eastern Liaoning. "At present, the rain brought by the surrounding cloud system has swept to the northeast, and there has been rain in Yanbian in eastern Jilin, Mudanjiang and Jixi in eastern Heilongjiang, accompanied by a force 3-4 wind. It is expected that from November 11 to 13, affected by the typhoon and its residual circulation, there will be moderate to heavy rain, local heavy rainstorm, and force 4-6 wind in eastern Jilin, Heilongjiang, and northern Inner Mongolia." The relevant person from the meteorological department said. According to the deployment of the meeting, agricultural and rural departments at all levels should strengthen communication and consultation with meteorological, emergency, water conservancy and other departments, closely monitor the "Kanu" movement path, and implement defense measures in advance; Organize emergency service teams, mobilize drainage machinery, and accelerate the drainage of accumulated water in the fields; Organize experts to conduct field appraisal of the affected areas in the early stage, implement measures such as classified field management and "one spray multiple promotions"; Strengthen the monitoring and control of major diseases and pests such as rice blast, vigorously carry out emergency prevention and control and unified prevention and control, and reduce the harm of diseases and pests. The agricultural and rural departments at all levels must attach great importance, respond in advance, and be ready to take action without slacking off in the current work of typhoon prevention, flood control, and disaster relief, "emphasized the person in charge of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. The situation of disaster prevention and reduction is severe. Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs held a special meeting to further deploy agricultural disaster relief and autumn grain production work. The relevant person in charge emphasized the need to meticulously manage autumn grain fields, continue to play a role in ensuring the province and the area, as well as the role of expert guidance groups and scientific and technological teams, implement measures such as increasing fertilizer application and "multiple sprays to promote" stable production and increase production, maximize the role of production factors, and strive to increase production in non disaster areas, maintain stable production in light disaster areas, and reduce production in severely affected areas. We need to continue to strengthen agricultural disaster prevention and control, closely monitor meteorological disasters such as typhoons, conduct intensive discussions and judgments with meteorological, water conservancy, emergency and other departments, issue timely warnings, and guide local governments to prepare for defense in advance, "the person in charge said. (New News Agency)