Recently, many areas in Heilongjiang Province have suffered severe flooding disasters, with multiple townships in Wuchang City affected and some farmland submerged. Can you still eat fresh Wuchang rice this year? "In the past few days, there have been many such concerns online. This year, the flooded land is mainly concentrated along several major rivers, and the affected areas are part of it. Large areas of rice are still growing normally, "said Li Yanjun, the head of the Plant Protection Station of the Wuchang Agricultural Technology Promotion Center. According to preliminary statistics, the rice planting area in Wuchang City is about 2.5 million mu, of which over 1 million mu has been affected to varying degrees. Overflowing water is like catching a cold, some have collapsed, and some have already recovered. Experts also pointed out that floods can lead to reduced rice production, but it does not mean a cessation of production. The final yield should be determined after the autumn harvest. Therefore, based on the current investigation by reporters, the statement that "all rice in Wuchang has been harvested" online is not true, and the impact of the flood on rice production in Wuchang is still being evaluated. Some of the rice in Wuchang has been flooded, but most of it still shows this situation. Would you be willing to invite you to taste it when autumn arrives? "Recently, a rice farmer in Wuchang City sought help from an agricultural expert after releasing a short video thanking him for being stuck in mud. At present, how to do a good job in repairing flooded rice fields and minimizing losses is a concern for farmers. In response to the urgent needs of rice farmers, Heilongjiang Province quickly organized agricultural technology experts to conduct on-site inspections in Wuchang City and recruit in the fields. In addition, one-on-one guidance groups were established for 9 key cities (counties) that experienced flood disasters, with 530 service teams and over 110000 personnel, which is the scale of personnel invested in emergency operations of agricultural machinery in the province. At this time, quickly push the work force to the front line, win time for timely drainage and loss reduction, and also do a good job of "supporting, ensuring, and guarding the bottom" in a timely manner. What impact will the flood situation have on food security? Cao Hui, director of the Industrial Development Research Office of the Rural Economy Research Center of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, believes that the flood may affect the production of rice in Wuchang. However, considering the current sufficient supply of rice in China, the overall supply and demand pattern will still remain relaxed. At any time, it cannot be lightly said that food has passed the national standard, "and the test of the flood situation once again shows that ensuring food security has always been a top priority for the national economy and people's livelihood. "We are afraid of rainstorm and flood, and even more afraid of the rumor of crop failure", which is the current concern of rice farmers. On August 5th, the website of the State Administration of Market Regulation issued a notice reminding relevant operators not to fabricate or disseminate information about tight supply or surging market demand; No hoarding, hoarding, etc. Recently, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs urgently issued 732 million yuan in agricultural production disaster prevention and relief funds in response to the flood situation in multiple provinces. A brand of rice, with ten years of effort behind it. We must effectively safeguard the interests of grain farmers, make every effort to reduce their losses, and provide them with solid services. We must not allow rumors and unfounded speculations to spread widely. At present, it is a critical period for the formation of autumn crop yields. After being affected by Typhoon "Dussuri", it is predicted that Typhoon "Kanu" and "Lanen" may also bring significant precipitation one after another in the Northeast region. On the 11th, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs dispatched a working group to carry out typhoon prevention guidance in the main production areas of Northeast China