Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful implementation of a three-pronged strategy involving consumption assistance, technological empowerment, and brand development to modernize the lychee industry in Maonan District, particularly in Yangjiao Town, contributing to rural revitalization and economic growth [6][7][8]. Group 1: Lychee Production and Yield - In 2025, Yangjiao Town is expected to harvest 34,500 acres of lychee, with 468 ancient lychee trees yielding a significant output [3][4]. - The total lychee production in the town is approximately 13,500 tons, accounting for 51% of the lychee output in Maonan District [4]. Group 2: Technological Empowerment - The local work team has implemented smart management for 343 ancient lychee trees, utilizing pest control systems and a 5G irrigation system to enhance fruit-bearing rates [15][16]. - The team plans to continue providing standardized production training and protective development guidance for lychee farmers to improve quality and efficiency [18][19]. Group 3: Sales and Marketing Initiatives - The work team has collaborated with local government to create customized procurement plans for lychee, promoting a "purchase instead of assistance" model [24]. - Agreements have been signed with various organizations to include Yangjiao lychee in employee welfare purchasing systems, significantly expanding the consumer base [25][26]. - The sales initiatives have generated over 388,500 yuan in revenue, alleviating sales pressure on farmers and effectively increasing their income [29].

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Provincial Water Resources Department has issued a flood disaster risk warning due to the potential for mountain flood disasters in various regions, particularly affecting lychee production in Maoming [2][3][4]. Group 1: Flood Risk Warnings - A red warning indicates a high likelihood of mountain flood disasters in areas such as Maoming and Zhaoqing [3][4]. - An orange warning is issued for several counties including Huizhou and Yunfu, indicating a significant risk of localized flooding [5][6]. - A yellow warning suggests that other regions may also experience localized short-duration heavy rainfall leading to potential flooding [7]. Group 2: Impact on Lychee Production - Early and mid-maturing lychee varieties are currently in the harvesting phase, while late-maturing varieties are in the color-changing or fruit swelling stages [10][11]. - Typhoon conditions are expected to cause fruit drop and damage to unharvested lychees, with rainfall leading to fruit splitting and increased pest issues [11][12][13]. Group 3: Recommendations for Lychee Management - Prior to the arrival of the typhoon, unripe and low-hanging fruits should be lifted to prevent water damage and fruit splitting [16][17]. - It is advised to strengthen drainage systems and manage young trees to prevent uprooting during strong winds [19][20]. - Monitoring and controlling pests and diseases is crucial, especially with the anticipated increase in rainfall [21][22]. - The Maoming Meteorological Bureau has urged close attention to weather forecasts and timely management of lychee orchards [23][24].