追踪｜东莞企石镇对高标准农田问题进行整改：拆除违建引导种粮

Core Viewpoint - Dongguan Qishi Town is taking corrective actions regarding high-standard farmland issues, including the demolition of illegal constructions and efforts to increase grain cultivation area [2][3][4]. Summary by Relevant Sections High-Standard Farmland Issues - Recent reports highlighted that 82 acres of high-standard farmland in Xin Nan Village, Qishi Town, lack supporting irrigation facilities and have been long-term "non-grain" cultivated [2][3]. - The area currently consists of 42 acres of permanent basic farmland and 40 acres of adjustable fruit orchard land [5][6]. Actions Taken - On July 5, the town authorities demolished all unauthorized agricultural buildings in the area [8][13]. - The local agricultural department is committed to addressing the "non-grain" cultivation issue by adhering to national guidelines to stabilize grain production [9][10]. Future Plans - The town plans to implement targeted farming strategies for low-lying areas, including planting rice during the rainy season and drought-resistant crops like sweet potatoes in the dry season [11][12]. - A collaborative regulatory mechanism will be established involving the agricultural department, natural resources department, and village committees to regularly monitor high-standard farmland [14]. - Increased efforts will be made to promote grain safety policies and encourage villagers to plant staple crops such as rice, corn, and potatoes [15][16].