Typhoon "Nasha" just left the front foot and Tropical Storm "Niger" followed. From September 29, the two strong winds continuously swept the Guangxi-producing banana region, causing 34 million mu of bananas to be affected.

At present, the typhoon has gone far, but the worst-hit banana area in Guangxi is still raining. The road along the Tanluo Town Road in Xixiangtang District, Nanning City, one of the main banana producing areas in Guangxi, has been moving forward, and bananas have been planted on both sides of the road. As far as the eyes were concerned, many 34-meter-high banana trees had been broken and the premature bananas had fallen into the ground; some severely damaged banana groves, usually grown in lush and lush banana groves, were razed to the ground by the typhoon. Solitary banana bar. The Acreage area lost its charming autumn harvest in previous years.

On the 6th and 7th in an interview with reporters from Xixiangtang District and Longan County in the main banana producing areas of Guangxi, the reporters saw that the bananas grown in these areas were continuously affected by Typhoon Nasha and Tropical Storm Niger. Some banana groves were damaged in varying degrees. Bananas planted by banana growers in some small families were “annihilated”.

Ma Zengsun, a villager in the Nanluo Village of Tanluo Town, suffered heavy losses in this typhoon. The 28-acre banana he planted this year for 100,000 yuan was mostly blown by the wind. Originally hoped to earn tens of thousands of yuan at the end of the year, but now it owes banks and relatives 70,000 yuan in debt.

In addition to selling bananas, Ma Zengsun family has no other economic source. He is now ready to work for other banana farmers. He said: "Everyone can earn 70 yuan a day for working with others, and living expenses are enough, but it is very difficult to repay loans and raise investment to resume banana production."

"I hope that the bank can give me a bit more credit and can give me more money. If I can lend me 50,000 yuan, it would be just fine." Ma Zengsun said that his biggest hope now is to have enough funds as soon as possible. To resume production.

The big banana planters in Longan County also suffered different degrees of damage during this typhoon. The banana farmer Deng Yongzhi planted 800 acres of bananas this year in the town of Dingdang in Long'an. In the storm, 22,000 banana trees were destroyed, equivalent to 200 acres of banana trees, and the loss was about 1.3 million yuan.

In the town of Dingdang next to the banana plantation, Deng Yongzhi told reporters that banana trees are generally able to withstand winds below level 5, and winds above class 6 will be damaged; on September 30 and October 1, Dingdang town Along the way, he encountered gusts on the 11th, and his banana garden, which was in the air, was completely destroyed. “I hope the remaining bananas will sell at a good price and restore some losses.” Deng Yongzhi said that he hopes that the price of bananas this year should not be too low, and that if the prices are good, they can also make up for the losses caused by typhoons.

Lu Chunneng, vice president of the Tanluo Town Chamber of Commerce in Nanning, told reporters that there are 280,000 mu of bananas planted in the town of Danluo. This time there are over 10,000 mu of crops harvested, and tens of thousands of mu of banana groves have been damaged to varying degrees. Lu Chunneng said that although there are a lot of large planting losses in the town of Danluo, it is the ordinary banana farmers that are really hurt because ordinary banana farmers have less funds and a single source of income. Once the bananas they planted are seriously damaged in the typhoon, not only this year. Income, there will not be enough funds to resume production next year.

Lu Chunneng said that small farmers tend to grow more than 20 mu of bananas, which has a very low risk resistance. The banana industry is a “watching heaven” industry that is constantly facing the threat of natural disasters. According to statistics, the banana industry in Guangxi is about 3 years big and big, 2 years and a small disaster, combined with a relatively weak industrial base, farmers can not independently bear this risk. The banana farmers are very much looking forward to the relevant insurance companies being able to carry out "banana insurance" so that they can ensure that the banana farmers have a certain harvest in the disaster year.

Luneng Song, a big banana planter in Danluo Town, said that although it has been raining for more than a week now, the vast majority of banana farmers are most worried about drought in a year. From April to September this year, during the critical period of banana growth, there has been insufficient rainfall in Tanluo and an estimated 30% reduction in banana production.

Luneng Song said that most banana farmers in the main banana producing areas in Guangxi still have more food for dinner, and banana farmers are most likely looking for water. Everyone hopes that the government can organize the banana farmers to build water conservancy projects and divert water from the surrounding water sources to irrigate the banana garden so that the banana farmers do not have to worry about drought and less rain.

The banana fruit that was blown off was harvested, the fallen banana tree was cut off, the water in the sulcus was cleaned, and the banana tree was piling. After the typhoon, the banana farmers were rushed to resume production. In the banana plantation, the banana plantation that survived for the rest of the year was a string of fruit and aromas.