How to deal with disastrous weather in greenhouse vegetable production.

Bad weather, such as snowfall, cloudy days and extreme low temperature, has a great influence on vegetable production in protected areas in winter and early spring, which often leads to reduced vegetable production or even no harvest. Therefore, vegetable farmers especially need to pay attention to the weather forecast every day and take practical measures in advance to ensure the safe production of vegetables in winter and spring protected areas and avoid or reduce the losses caused by disastrous weather. Here is how to deal with the disastrous weather in winter and spring scientifically. In the process of greenhouse vegetable production, it is necessary to regularly check and strengthen the shed framework, as well as bad weather such as snowfall, cloudy day and extreme low temperature, which have a great impact on greenhouse vegetable production in winter and early spring, and often lead to vegetable production reduction or even no harvest. Therefore, vegetable farmers especially need to pay attention to the weather forecast every day and take practical measures in advance to ensure the safe production of vegetables in winter and spring protected areas and avoid or reduce the losses caused by disastrous weather.