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    2026-04-10

    The National Agricultural Technology Center has issued guidelines on “one spray, three protections” for wheat to address the heightened risk of recurrent outbreaks of Fusarium head blight, stripe rust, and aphids.


    Recently, in order to implement the requirements of the “Notice from the General Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs on Effectively Carrying Out Policy Measures for Wheat ‘One Spray, Three Controls,’” the National Agricultural Technology Extension Center has organized the development of technical guidelines for wheat’s “one spray, three controls” approach. These guidelines aim to ensure the effective execution of this critical mid-to-late-stage management practice and provide strong support for initiatives to significantly increase per-unit yields of grain and oilseed crops across large areas. Details are provided below:

    2026-04-02

    In 2026, corn borer, cotton bollworm, and ear rot—among other corn pests and diseases—are expected to occur at a relatively severe level. The National Agricultural Technology Center has issued a control plan!


    According to forecasts and analyses by the National Agricultural Technology Center, in 2026, corn diseases and pests are expected to occur at a generally severe level nationwide. Pests such as the European corn borer, cotton bollworm, and armyworm are likely to be particularly severe in localized areas of Northeast China and the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain, while ear rot poses a high risk of recurrence in the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain, Southwest China, and Northeast China. To ensure effective technical guidance for the prevention and control of major corn diseases and pests in 2026, this plan has been formulated.

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