715.6公斤！河套小麦再次刷新内蒙古春小麦亩产纪录

Core Insights - The wheat yield in Hangjin Rear Banner reached 715.6 kg per mu, surpassing last year's highest yield of 705.8 kg per mu by 9.8 kg, setting a new record for spring wheat in Inner Mongolia [1][2] - The high-yield demonstration field, covering 155 mu, utilized advanced agricultural techniques and organic fertilization to enhance soil fertility and maximize wheat production potential [1] - The expert group also measured yields in large demonstration areas, with a 1,203 mu site averaging 687.58 kg per mu and a 13,006 mu site averaging 561.46 kg per mu, indicating significant breakthroughs in large-scale wheat production [2] Agricultural Techniques and Practices - The high-yield demonstration field is managed by a cooperative that has transferred over 2,000 mu of land, with 300 mu dedicated to wheat cultivation, leveraging the advantages of raising over 1,000 dairy cows [1] - Key agricultural practices include crop rotation, selection of high-quality seeds, the use of large-scale machinery, and integrated water and fertilizer management, along with green pest control technologies [1][2] - The collaboration of "good land, good seeds, good opportunities, and good techniques" has been validated as a scientific approach to enhancing wheat yields [2] Future Outlook - The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region plans to systematically analyze high-yield wheat models and increase the promotion of integrated technologies to expand the reach of high-yield experiences [2] - This initiative aims to inject continuous momentum into the overall improvement of wheat yield levels in Inner Mongolia [2]