Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the rapid response and effective measures taken by local agricultural departments and insurance companies in Huai Ji County to assist farmers in recovering from the severe flooding caused by Typhoon "Butterfly" and other weather events, with nearly 2 million yuan in compensation paid out to affected farmers [2][4][6]. Group 1: Disaster Response - Local agricultural departments acted quickly to guide agricultural enterprises, farmers, and livestock farms in disaster recovery efforts [3]. - Insurance companies opened a "green channel" for claims processing, expediting the approval of losses related to crops and livestock [4][5]. Group 2: Compensation and Claims - A total of 154 claims have been reported and investigated in Huai Ji County, with nearly 2 million yuan in compensation paid out, including 530,000 yuan in advance payments [5][6]. - The insurance company, Zhonghua Insurance, initiated pre-claims processing immediately after the disaster, ensuring timely compensation for affected farmers [8][9]. Group 3: Recovery Efforts - Farmers are adapting to the situation by planning to replant suitable crops in areas where corn and other crops were severely damaged [10][20]. - The local agricultural department is coordinating efforts to ensure timely harvesting of early rice and has implemented measures to minimize disaster losses, including the use of drones for pest control and fertilization [21][23].

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences has mobilized to support poultry farms in Yangshan County, which have been severely affected by recent flooding, by providing essential disinfection materials and technical assistance for recovery [2][5][20]. Group 1: Disaster Impact - The northern Guangdong region has experienced continuous heavy rainfall, leading to flash floods and waterlogging in parts of Qingyuan City, significantly damaging the local poultry industry [2][4]. - Four poultry farms in Du Cai Village, Yangshan County, suffered particularly severe losses, with over 9,000 broiler chickens reported dead due to flooding, alongside extensive damage to facilities and equipment [3][4]. Group 2: Emergency Response - Following the disaster, the Animal Science Research Institute of the Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences quickly formed an emergency technical support team to address the urgent needs of the affected poultry farms [5][6]. - The team coordinated with local agricultural departments to urgently procure and distribute professional disinfection and epidemic prevention materials, including effective disinfectants such as sodium dichloroisocyanurate powder and glutaraldehyde [7][8][9]. Group 3: Recovery Assistance - Upon arrival, the support team guided farmers in implementing scientific disinfection methods, focusing on thorough cleaning of contaminated areas, poultry houses, water systems, and farm roads to eliminate disease-causing microorganisms [11][12]. - Experts developed personalized post-disaster recovery plans for farmers, covering critical aspects such as facility repairs, feed safety management, timing for restocking chicks, and enhanced vaccination protocols [13][14]. Group 4: Long-term Support - Experts emphasized that preventing major epidemics after significant disasters is crucial for recovery, indicating that the support provided not only addresses immediate disinfection needs but also aims to help farms establish long-term disease prevention capabilities [18][19]. - The Academy plans to continue monitoring the recovery progress of the poultry industry in Yangshan and other affected areas, providing ongoing technical support to help local agriculture recover from the disaster [20].