[the Ministry of Agriculture and villages has once again arranged the production work of "three summers" to deal with the continuous rainy weather and timely grasp the wheat harvest, drying and drying.] at present, wheat across the country has entered a period of concentrated harvest one after another. In late May, a large-scale continuous rainfall weather process occurred in the northern winter wheat region, with local strong convective weather such as short-term heavy rainfall, strong winds and hail, and "rotten field rain" in some areas. resulting in lodging or flooding of local wheat fields and sprouting mildew of some mature wheat. Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and villages issued an emergency notice requiring the relevant provinces to scientifically deal with the "rotten field rain" weather and seize the time to rush to harvest and dry the wheat. The first is to rush and drain the stagnant water in the field in time. It is necessary to conduct field-by-field investigation, organize emergency service teams for low-lying waterlogged plots, dispatch appropriate drainage equipment, clean up ditches in time, eliminate stagnant water in the fields, promote the growth and recovery of wheat, and facilitate machine harvesting; wheat in North China and other places is still in the filling period, it is necessary to continue to do a good job in the implementation of "one spray and three prevention" full coverage, spray foliar fertilizer and insecticides, promote growth recovery, prolong filling time, and minimize disaster losses. Second, scientific dispatch machinery rush to collect. According to wheat maturity, harvest progress and weather changes, accurate docking machine harvesting service supply and demand. It is necessary to coordinate and implement the policy of free access for cross-district machine collection, further refine and optimize service guarantee measures, help solve difficult problems in a timely manner through 24-hour machine reception hotline duty calls, open blocking points, and ensure unimpeded and safe operation of agricultural machinery. It is necessary to quickly organize emergency work teams, do everything possible to mobilize crawler harvesters to participate in the rush harvest of affected plots, and strengthen inter-provincial cooperation and intra-provincial cooperation, so that all can be collected as soon as possible. For wheat with signs of sprouting, immediately organize mechanical rush harvest when the water content falls to a suitable level after rain and sunshine; for lodging wheat fields, instruct the machine to lower the cutting table, reduce the speed and reverse harvesting to avoid excessive losses. The third is to grasp the wheat to dry and dry. It is necessary to meet the demand for grain drying, mobilize state-owned grain depots, grain collection and storage enterprises, supply and marketing systems, and farmers' cooperatives, and make use of all kinds of grain drying machinery to do their best to dry wheat with high moisture content, so as to reduce losses and mildew as far as possible. It is necessary to overcome all difficulties and ensure the energy supply of drying machinery to meet the needs of drying as much as possible. Make full use of the playground of the square, the front and back of the house and other places to dry and harvest wheat to prevent direct accumulation causing sprouting and mildew. The fourth is to do a good job in the disposal of germinated and moldy wheat. It is necessary to strengthen investigation and disposal of wheat fields where wheat grains are found to sprout, help farmers harvest and dry them in time, organize grain purchasing enterprises to classify and purchase according to the degree of germination, and prevent difficulties in selling; mildew wheat should be properly disposed of according to its actual use for feed and industrial use, so as to avoid direct inflow into the food rations market. For wheat breeding, it is necessary to register varieties, areas, and farmers, ensure the quality and safety of seeds, and resolutely prevent unqualified seeds from entering the market, thus causing hidden dangers to the production of autumn sowing wheat.