Group 1 - The article highlights the ongoing summer harvest, planting, and management activities across various regions in China, emphasizing the role of advanced agricultural technologies in enhancing production and ensuring a solid foundation for harvests [1][2] - In Henan Province, a significant achievement was reported with a wheat yield of over 800 kilograms per mu (approximately 1,333 kg per hectare) for a farmer who utilized a high-yield wheat variety known for its strong tillering ability and resistance to adverse conditions [1] - The introduction of new wheat varieties in Henan aims to improve resilience against harsh weather, with 96 new varieties planted in Xinxiang County, expected to yield 100 million kilograms of seeds to supply at least 5 million mu (approximately 3.33 million acres) across the Huang-Huai-Hai region [1][2] Group 2 - As of June 9, Henan Province has harvested 84.64 million mu of wheat, accounting for 99.4% of the planted area, with large-scale mechanized harvesting nearly complete [2] - The summer sowing area in Henan reached 76.62 million mu, which is 85.1% of the expected area, while grain crops have been sown on 57.52 million mu, also 85% of the anticipated area [2] - In Anhui Province, advanced planting techniques are being employed, such as a new vacuum seed drill that achieves a 95% qualification rate and reduces seed usage by 10% compared to traditional methods [2] - The integration of "tillage and sowing" models with real-time adjustments for water and fertilizer supply based on crop needs and environmental conditions has significantly improved operational efficiency [2][3] - In Jiangsu Province, the use of automated seedling machines has reduced the time required for rice seedling preparation from 20 days to approximately 12 days for 30 mu of land [2][3]
农业先进技术赋能三夏生产 夯实丰收基础
Yang Guang Wang·2025-06-10 02:49