Grapes in an orchard in Nanchong, Sichuan Province were sunburned into "raisins". What losses did this dry weather cause?

Grapes in an orchard in Nanchong, Sichuan, are directly dried on vines into raisins, which look dry and seem to have no water. From this bunch of raisins, we can see how hot the local temperature is. It hasn't rained all the time, so the grapes are dry. This high temperature also caused a relatively large loss of orchards, about 300,000. According to grape growers, this grape variety is a giant rose, which should be particularly round and full, but now this situation has appeared, which is also quite sad.

Relatively high temperature is tolerable, because people can drink water directly, but some plants will be ignored, unable to absorb enough water, and have been directly exposed to the sun, which is very likely to evaporate the water in their bodies. In fact, Xinjiang raisins do this, but they are not directly exposed to the sun, but dried in the shade in a special room. This is because the air in Xinjiang is relatively low in water content and windy, which can make raisins delicious. But the conditions in Sichuan and Xinjiang are completely different, but raisins have also appeared, which is really surprising. Most of the grapes have been picked, but some of the remaining grapes were not picked in time and dried directly.

There is no way to sell dried raisins, because they are not sealed, so there is no way to preserve them for a long time, so they can only fall freely and then become fertilizer for vines. In this weather, the main task of fruit farmers is to water the vines, otherwise the trees will dry up and die directly. When the temperature always exceeds 35℃, the somatosensory temperature will be higher and the heat will accumulate continuously, which will do great harm to animals and plants.

In addition to the loss of fruit farmers, in fact, the loss of aquaculture is also relatively large. For example, many people's chickens are killed by heat, and the fish they raise are too low in oxygen because of the high temperature, and they are also humbled to death.