Many farmers will dry grain on the highway. What harm will this bring?

In rural areas, roads are all cement or asphalt, and we know that cement and asphalt have good heat dissipation effect. Therefore, when the sunshine is good, the ground temperature is higher and the food will be dried faster. Readers who have no experience in this field think about it. When it is particularly hot in summer, if you are barefoot on the ground, is it very hot? That's the truth.

In the harvest season, when we pass by the countryside, we often see pieces of grain scattered everywhere on the roadside, which makes our traffic not smooth. In some places, even the whole road is full of grain, and sometimes you have to make a detour. Yes, this is the way many rural farmers harvest in autumn. In fact, farmers drying grain on the expressway is just for convenience, but it is very harmful. According to experts, because the main component of asphalt pavement is black asphalt, which contains strong carcinogens, it will more or less come into contact with grains crushed by motor vehicles after exposure to the sun, which will do harm to farmers themselves and people who buy these contaminated wheat products.

In addition, when the car passes over the crops, the tail gas is sprayed on the crops, causing pollution of grain and oil crops. But over the years, more and more houses have been built in rural areas, and the property market is getting higher and higher. The once common threshing floor has gradually disappeared from the countryside. Farmers have no place to dry their grain, so they can only find another way out. Highway, a natural grain drying field, has become the goal of many farmers, with clean roads and high temperature. The big crisis is that in the event of a traffic accident, many peasant families will face bankruptcy crisis, and saving money for compensation will not be worth the candle.

The law doesn't allow it. There are laws in our country that prohibit drying crops on highways, so these farmers have actually violated the law.