中国农业发展向“新”而行 科技助力提质增收

Core Viewpoint - In 2025, the integration of new productive forces in agriculture is transforming traditional farming practices through advanced technologies such as remote sensing satellites and big data analytics, leading to significant improvements in productivity and efficiency [1]. Group 1: Technological Advancements - The year saw the rapid development and application of major crop varieties, including high-yield rice, drought-resistant wheat, and high-oil soybeans, with over 95% of crop varieties being independently bred in China [4]. - Smart agricultural equipment is being accelerated to fill gaps, with advancements in high-end intelligent machinery and the introduction of new energy agricultural equipment [6]. - Innovations in smart agriculture are continuously improving, with 62 new intelligent equipment breakthroughs, including automated driving in fields and precision feeding devices for livestock [8]. Group 2: Talent Development - The workforce in smart agriculture is expanding, with nearly 40 million people trained in digital skills related to agriculture and rural e-commerce throughout the year [10]. Group 3: Case Study - Dragon Fruit Production - In Guangxi's Long'an County, the application of new productive forces has transformed traditional dragon fruit farming into a smart agricultural model, enhancing production efficiency and product quality [11]. - The use of artificial lighting technology has shortened the production cycle of dragon fruit by over 15 days, increasing yield by approximately 1,000 kg per acre and improving fruit quality [17]. - A comprehensive digital agricultural management system has been established, utilizing IoT sensors to collect real-time data on soil conditions, which is analyzed to provide actionable farming recommendations [21]. - The implementation of standardized processes across the entire supply chain for dragon fruit, including automated sorting and tracking systems, ensures quality control and transparency from farm to table [25][27].