视频丨粮食产量再创新高！解锁大国粮仓的丰收“密码”

Core Viewpoint - The latest grain production data from the National Bureau of Statistics indicates that China's total grain output is projected to reach 14,298 billion jin in 2025, marking a 1.2% increase from the previous year, supported by increased planting area and improved yield per unit area [1] Group 1: Grain Production Growth - The national grain planting area has increased for six consecutive years, with a notable increase of 3.3 million mu in high-yield crops like corn, laying a solid foundation for this year's grain harvest [3] - The unit yield has significantly improved, with a focus on enhancing grain and oil crop yields through large-scale actions, increasing the number of counties involved to 702, and promoting the integration of quality land, seeds, machinery, and methods [5] Group 2: Technological and Policy Support - The integration of water and fertilizer management in grain crops is expected to reach over 88 million mu by 2025, with specific initiatives in various regions to enhance yield potential, contributing over 90% to the increase in grain production [7] - The government has implemented strong agricultural policies, including minimum purchase prices for rice and wheat, and subsidies for corn and soybeans, stabilizing farmers' income expectations and ensuring accountability for grain production targets [1] Group 3: Resilience Against Adverse Conditions - China's grain production resilience has been demonstrated this year despite severe weather challenges, with measures taken to address droughts and floods, including the allocation of over 6 billion yuan for disaster relief and crop protection [9] - The main increases in grain production are expected in the autumn harvest, particularly in the Northeast and Northwest regions, with corn being the primary crop contributing to this growth [9]