院士成果落 户"岭南蔬菜之 乡"产业示范 带！怀集再办蔬 菜产业大会成果 丰硕_南方+_南 方plus 岁暮大寒，春水 欲生。冬日里的 肇庆怀集，仍有 一抹五彩斑斓的 绿意热烈奔放。 晨起，驱车行驶 在"岭南蔬菜之 乡"产业示范带 上，沿途万亩蔬 菜基地鳞次栉 比，身着银色铠 甲的温室大棚点 缀其中。带着晨 露的蔬菜在阳光 下泛着莹润光 泽，人们驻足田 间、俯身查看， 细细攀谈，相机 快门声与欢声笑 语交织成曲。 1月19—21 日，"岭南蔬菜 之乡"（广东怀 集）第二届蔬菜 产业高质量发展 大会系列活动在 肇庆怀集陆续举 办。作为怀 集"十五五"规划 开局之年召开的 农业领域"新春 第一会"，大会 以"奋进新时代 蔬写新怀集"为 主题，深度践行 乡村振兴战略 与"百千万工 程"部署，聚院 士之智、汇政企 之力、展示范之 优，在岭南大地 上奏响了特色产 业高质量发展的 雄浑乐章，为粤 港澳大湾区农业 现代化注入澎湃 动能。 大会现场。 院士专家再聚首 智启产业升级新 章 在"岭南蔬菜之 乡"产业示范带 核心区，一座玻 璃大棚熠熠生 辉。这里是怀集 与中国工程院院 士、蔬菜学专家 喻景权团队共同 打造的"院士大 ...

Core Insights - The "Lingnan Vegetable Town" high-quality development conference aims to promote the modernization of agriculture in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area through technology empowerment [4][10]. Group 1: Event Overview - The second "Lingnan Vegetable Town" high-quality development conference took place from January 19 to 21 in Huai Ji, marking the beginning of the agricultural sector's "14th Five-Year Plan" [2][3]. - The event gathered over 330 representatives from government, research institutions, leading enterprises, financial institutions, and media to discuss pathways for high-quality development in the vegetable industry [8][9]. Group 2: Technological Empowerment - A key highlight of the conference was the emphasis on technology empowerment, with the establishment of the "Zhejiang University Yu Jingquan Academy of Technology Achievement Transformation Base" and the "Lingnan Vegetable Town Research Institute" [10][11]. - Modern agricultural technologies such as intelligent sorting lines, drone monitoring, and integrated water and fertilizer irrigation systems were showcased, demonstrating the full mechanization of vegetable planting management [13][14]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The "Green Expo City" in Zhaoqing (Huai Ji) has achieved a transaction volume exceeding 1.2 billion yuan by 2025, supporting thousands of farmers and enhancing agricultural product circulation [21][22]. - Huai Ji has invested over 550 million yuan in the "Lingnan Vegetable Town" initiative, resulting in a vegetable planting area of 350,000 mu and an annual output of 780,000 tons, with a total industry chain value of 6.315 billion yuan [32][34]. Group 4: Brand Development - Eleven quality enterprises received authorization to use the "Huai Ji Flavor" regional public brand, which integrates seven geographical indication products and over 100 agricultural brands, exporting to regions including the Greater Bay Area and countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey [36][39]. - The conference facilitated the establishment of a comprehensive development ecosystem encompassing research, production, processing, circulation, and branding [41][44]. Group 5: Future Directions - Moving forward, Huai Ji will leverage its geographical advantages, scientific expertise, and policy support to enhance the "Lingnan Vegetable Town" industry demonstration zone, aiming to extend the industrial chain and elevate the value chain [47][48].

Core Viewpoint - The "Guangdong Goods Going Global" initiative aims to leverage digital platforms to enhance the distribution of Guangdong agricultural products, with JD.com playing a pivotal role in facilitating this process through its supply chain and logistics capabilities [1][4][20]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "Guangdong Goods Going Global: Guangdong Agricultural (Livestock) Brand Promotion Forum" was held in Guangzhou, attended by local government leaders and JD.com executives to discuss collaboration paths for promoting Guangdong's agricultural products [2][3][4]. - JD.com plans to support the upward movement of Guangdong agricultural brands by utilizing its supply chain, logistics, technology, and multi-channel sales advantages [5][7][19]. Group 2: Agricultural Product Highlights - JD.com has successfully collaborated with Guangdong on various agricultural products, notably achieving a sales increase of over 400% for lychees within a month, with delivery times of 24 hours to Xinjiang and 48 hours to Europe [9][10]. - The company has introduced a "package garden" model, successfully selling 5 million jin (2.5 million kg) of Yaba Gan and nearly 50% of the Chagan Lake fish production [11][12]. Group 3: Local Government Initiatives - Local leaders presented their unique agricultural products, with Maoming's lychee sales exceeding 3,000 tons and generating over 80 million yuan in revenue last year, seeking JD.com's support for building smart temperature-controlled warehouses [22][23][24]. - Qingyuan's local government highlighted its geographical indication products, aiming to deepen cooperation with JD.com to establish processing bases and stabilize supply chains [30][31]. Group 4: Future Collaboration and Goals - The forum established a framework for collaboration, with local governments forming special teams to work with JD.com, aiming for a cooperation target of 10 billion yuan through innovative measures like consumer coupons and shared factory construction [52][54]. - The Guangdong Provincial Agricultural and Rural Affairs Department emphasized the importance of focusing on key products to create standout items that can significantly increase value, such as the potential for the Chinese native chicken to generate an additional 12 billion yuan through enhanced processing and branding [55][56]. Group 5: Cultural and Economic Impact - The "media+" model is seen as a way to enhance the cultural value of Guangdong products, with the potential to significantly increase brand and cultural assets in the digital economy [61][62]. - JD.com aims to utilize its supply chain and big data advantages to promote Guangdong products both domestically and internationally, establishing a vital bridge for quality goods [75][76].

Core Viewpoint - The "Lingnan Vegetable Town" in Guangdong Huaiqi is focusing on high-quality development of the vegetable industry through a closed-door conference aimed at addressing challenges in building an industrial demonstration zone and enhancing the integration of various sectors [2][3][7]. Group 1: Industry Development Focus - The conference emphasized the construction of a "government-industry-academia-research-application" platform to enhance distribution functions, integrate three industries, create major products, and revitalize abandoned land [3][4]. - Huaiqi has 475,400 acres of quality arable land, producing over 780,000 tons of vegetables annually, with a daily supply capacity meeting the needs of 3 million people [10][11]. - The Zhaoqing (Huaiqi) green agricultural product distribution center is a key hub connecting the southwest and the Greater Bay Area, with a projected transaction volume of 1.2 billion yuan by 2025 [15][16]. Group 2: Technological and Logistical Enhancements - Experts suggested accelerating the intelligent transformation of distribution centers and improving cold chain logistics and e-commerce channels to reduce transportation costs and extend the industrial chain [21][22][26]. - The need for local governments to enhance communication with customs and focus on advantageous categories was highlighted to address high logistics costs [25]. Group 3: Integration of Industries - Huaiqi is advancing the construction of a 10,000-acre comprehensive agricultural park, integrating rice and vegetable planting with processing and cultural tourism [29][30]. - The integration of agriculture, culture, and tourism is seen as a core issue for promoting rural revitalization, requiring a deep integration of resources through modern technology [31][32]. Group 4: Product Development and Branding - Huaiqi has over 140 vegetable varieties, including four nationally recognized products, but faces challenges in creating high-competitiveness vegetable brands [44][46]. - The focus on developing high-recognition and competitive vegetable products is deemed urgent for industry upgrades [46][49]. - Strategies for enhancing the quality of specific products like leeks through technology and marketing were discussed to establish a leading global standard [53][54]. Group 5: Actionable Outcomes - The conference concluded with a consensus on leveraging technology for digital and standardized transformation, enhancing industry diversity, and revitalizing land to expand planting scale [72][73][74]. - Huaiqi plans to systematically organize expert recommendations into actionable, assessable plans to elevate the "Lingnan Vegetable Town" from scale advantages to quality benefits [76][78].

Core Viewpoint - The recent surge in vegetable prices, particularly tomatoes, is attributed to a combination of production, climate, and cost factors, leading to a significant increase in consumer prices and farmer profits [10][40][66]. Group 1: Price Trends - Tomato prices have skyrocketed, with retail prices reaching 13.8 yuan per jin in Hangzhou, while wholesale prices have increased from 1-2 yuan per jin at the beginning of the year to 7-10 yuan per jin currently [14][15][16]. - Other common vegetables such as eggplants and green peppers have also seen price increases, with wholesale prices for eggplants exceeding 7 yuan per jin [24][25]. - The average wholesale price of tomatoes rose to 8.61 yuan per kilogram, an 80.9% increase compared to the previous year [38][39]. Group 2: Factors Driving Price Increases - The price surge is driven by a tightening supply due to reduced planting areas and adverse weather conditions, including continuous rain and cold waves that delayed harvests [40][41][48]. - Increased production costs, particularly for greenhouse vegetables, have added nearly 20% to expenses, while logistics costs have surged over 35% due to winter weather disruptions [42][43]. - The upcoming Spring Festival has intensified demand from supermarkets and households, further exacerbating supply and demand imbalances [44]. Group 3: Market Dynamics and Future Outlook - Historical data indicates that significant price increases for vegetables typically last no more than 4 to 5 months, suggesting a potential stabilization in prices [52][53]. - The diverse production landscape in China, with multiple growing regions and varieties, acts as a stabilizing factor for the market, preventing any single vegetable's price fluctuations from impacting overall supply [56][58]. - There is a cautionary note regarding the "spider web effect," where high prices may encourage excessive planting, leading to oversupply and subsequent price drops in the next cycle [66][68].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the journey of Zhang Xiaoming, a local resident of Kaiping, who has transformed from a construction worker to a "nostalgia restorer" by revitalizing historical buildings and creating a museum that showcases the cultural heritage of the overseas Chinese community [8][10][59]. Group 1: Background and Transformation - Zhang Xiaoming has been engaged in the revitalization of historical architecture and the operation of homestays for over ten years [12]. - His transformation began after the "Kaiping Diaolou and Villages" was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007, prompting him to return to his hometown and pursue opportunities in tourism [19][22]. - He initially started by offering car rentals and later opened the first homestay in Kaiping, which has since expanded significantly [36][38]. Group 2: Cultural Preservation Efforts - Zhang has collected over 3,000 historical items, which he displays in a museum he established within his homestay, emphasizing the importance of these artifacts as cultural witnesses [50][48]. - His efforts include restoring significant buildings such as the "Pinlu" and "Zhongren Lou," which serve as symbols of the local heritage and the stories of overseas Chinese [64][59]. - The restoration work has not only preserved the physical structures but also provided a sense of belonging and nostalgia for descendants of the original owners [66][70]. Group 3: Community Impact and Recognition - Zhang's initiatives have revitalized the local economy, attracting tourists and enhancing the community's infrastructure, such as installing streetlights and improving roads [87][90]. - His work has garnered recognition from both locals and visitors, with many expressing gratitude for his role in helping them reconnect with their roots [91][92]. - The article emphasizes the significance of Zhang's contributions to the preservation of cultural heritage and the promotion of local tourism, positioning him as a key figure in the community's development [93].

广东省农民体育 协会完成第五届 理事会秘书长补 选_南方+_南方 plus 1月16日上午， 广东省农民体育 协会第五届理事 会第五次现场会 议在广东省农业 农村厅召开。会 议由协会会长、 省农业农村厅二 级巡视员罗一心 主持。省农业农 村厅、省体育 局、省林业局、 省农垦总局、省 妇联等单位理事 出席会议，共同 履行理事职责。 协会监事陈育东 同志列席会议并 对会议程序进行 监督。会议围绕 审议秘书长辞 职、补选秘书长 及法定代表人变 更等议程展开。 会议首先审议并 通过了黄恒福同 志因退休辞去协 会秘书长及法定 代表人职务的申 请。随后，罗一 心会长就秘书长 补选事项作出说 明，介绍了候选 人推选过程。经 与会理事无记名 投票，在监票人 监督下，王清同 志当选为广东省 农民体育协会第 五届理事会秘书 长，并兼任法定 代表人，任期与 本届理事会一 致。协会监事、 省农业农村厅农 村社会事业促进 处副处长陈育东 表示，本次会议 程序规范、表决 合规，各项决议 合法有效。 新当选秘书长王 清同志对理事会 的信任表示感 谢。他表示，接 过秘书长职责既 是荣誉，更是责 任，今后将在理 事会领导下，与 全体同仁通力协 ...

Group 1 - The Guangdong Provincial People's Congress will hold its fifth session on January 26, 2025, in Guangzhou, lasting for three and a half days [5][7]. - The session aims to discuss various topics, including the province's economic development and ecological protection initiatives [16][20]. Group 2 - Guangdong's foreign trade is projected to reach a record high of 9.49 trillion RMB in 2025, with a year-on-year growth of 4.4%, maintaining its position as the leading province in China for 40 consecutive years [25][26]. - Exports are expected to be 6.03 trillion RMB, growing by 2.5%, while imports are anticipated to reach 3.46 trillion RMB, increasing by 7.8% [27]. Group 3 - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Guangdong will plant approximately 800 million seedlings, which could circle the globe 20 times, significantly enhancing the province's afforestation efforts [18][20]. - The province's ecological restoration initiatives have led to the recovery of over 40 kilometers of coastline [11][16]. Group 4 - Guangdong remains the top supplier of agricultural products to Hong Kong and Macau, leveraging innovative customs models and cross-border collaboration [30][31]. - The province's agricultural sector is actively participating in consumption assistance initiatives to promote local products [40][43].

Core Viewpoint - The event "Guangdong New Year Cuisine in Shanghai" showcases over 50 renowned enterprises from Guangdong, aiming to promote Guangdong's culinary culture and agricultural products in Shanghai, enhancing market expansion and brand recognition [4][5][6]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event will feature a diverse array of traditional Guangdong New Year dishes, including signature dim sum and classic盆菜 (Poon Choi), highlighting the rich culinary heritage of Guangdong [11][12]. - Participating companies include well-known brands such as Guangzhou Restaurant and various seafood giants, presenting a comprehensive selection of Guangdong specialties to Shanghai residents [11][12][19]. - The event aims to create a vibrant cultural exchange between Guangdong and Shanghai, merging the culinary traditions of both regions [32][41]. Group 2: Market and Brand Strategy - The initiative serves as a platform for market expansion, with many enterprises targeting Shanghai as a strategic hub to reach the broader Yangtze River Delta market [23][24]. - Brand promotion is a shared goal among both traditional and emerging brands, focusing on storytelling to enhance the visibility of Guangdong products in an international metropolis [24][25]. - The event will facilitate direct consumer engagement and market feedback, allowing companies to adapt their offerings based on real-time consumer preferences [26][27]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The event emphasizes the cultural symbolism of Guangdong cuisine, with dishes like盆菜 representing abundance and prosperity, aiming to resonate with Shanghai's diverse culinary landscape [33][41]. - It seeks to foster cultural understanding and emotional connections through food, positioning Guangdong's New Year traditions as appealing options for Shanghai families [42][44]. Group 4: Innovative Engagement - The event will break traditional sales models by incorporating tasting experiences, cultural displays, and industry networking opportunities, enhancing consumer interaction [47][49]. - Attendees will have the chance to witness the preparation of traditional dishes, further enriching their understanding of Guangdong's culinary craftsmanship [48][49]. - This approach aims to create a dynamic environment for both consumers and industry stakeholders, promoting collaboration and investment in the agricultural and food sectors [49][52].

Core Viewpoint - Guangdong's flower industry has developed into a significant cultural and economic force, exporting to over 80 countries and regions, and is projected to continue its growth trajectory in both domestic and international markets [9][80]. Industry Overview - The flower market in Guangdong is deeply rooted in local culture, with a strong tradition of purchasing flowers during festivals, which has evolved into a billion-dollar industry [8][14]. - In 2024, Guangdong's production of potted ornamental plants is expected to reach 876 million pots, accounting for approximately 22% of the national total, highlighting its status as a major flower-producing province [33][34]. Market Dynamics - The flower industry in Guangdong has embraced digital transformation, integrating online and offline sales channels to enhance market reach and consumer engagement [57][68]. - Live streaming e-commerce has become a key sales channel, with significant daily sales volumes achieved through platforms like Douyin and Meituan, which now account for a substantial portion of online flower retail [71][72]. Export Performance - In 2024, Guangdong's flower export volume is projected to represent 27.08% of the national total, with an export value of approximately $5.16 billion, making it a leading province for tropical ornamental plants and orchids [81][82]. - The flower export market is diversifying, with products primarily sold to Southeast Asian countries and expanding into high-end markets in Europe and the United States [94][96]. Cultural Significance - The flower culture in Guangdong is not only a commercial activity but also a vital part of local identity, with historical roots dating back to the Ming Dynasty, showcasing the region's rich cultural heritage [19][20]. - The integration of cultural elements into flower markets has created vibrant consumer experiences, combining shopping with entertainment and social interaction [74][75].