The dry elephant is difficult to solve the problem of reducing the output of spring tea by 30%. Tea farmers complain bitterly.

drought and little rain have caused heavy losses in the zhanghu area, yunlin's most important tea producing area. the local village chief says that this is the time when tea plants need water most, and there is no rain. the tea plants are either dying or not growing well. this year's spring tea production will not only decrease by about 30%, but will even affect winter tea production. However, because the subsidy standard has not yet been met, tea farmers are helpless and only hope that the government can find ways to reduce their losses.

Into the Zhanghu tea garden, here is Yunlin's most important tea production area, but because of lack of water, tea trees are not dead, or grow small. Lin Cheng-kuo, the village chief, says: "Normal buds are this tall, but this one has been damaged to the point where it can't grow any more."

The local village chief said that it is now the time when tea trees need water most, but it has not rained for too long, resulting in about 10 tea plantations affected and production reduced. Local village chief Lin Cheng-kuo vs. reporter says: "(How much is the reduction), the reduction is at least almost 30%."

When I arrived at the tea factory, the owner said that this year the amount of spring tea that farmers could harvest had been greatly reduced, and some people even didn't want to harvest it. The hostess said,"Everyone is very poor. Some people can't even collect it. Yesterday someone said that some tea leaves can't be picked at all when they grow up."

In addition to affecting spring tea production, farmers stressed that if there is no rain, even winter tea will be affected. However, the subsidy standard has not yet been met. The county government said it would ask the office to continue to pay attention and, if necessary, give appropriate assistance.