Jin Rong Shi Bao·2025-12-31 02:10Core Viewpoint - The integration of financial support and technological advancements in the agricultural sector, particularly in Heilongjiang, is enhancing grain collection efficiency and ensuring food security through a comprehensive financial support system for the entire agricultural supply chain [1][2][9]. Financial Support for Agricultural Supply Chain - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) in Heilongjiang is guiding banks to provide precise financial support for rice procurement, ensuring timely funding during the harvest season, which has led to an increase in agricultural loans from 929.61 billion yuan at the beginning of 2023 to 1,029.43 billion yuan by the end of November 2025 [1]. - Agricultural Development Bank of China (ADBC) in Heilongjiang maintains a stable loan scale of around 400 billion yuan, supporting the entire grain supply chain and introducing innovative loan models like "Value Preservation Loan" and "Supply Chain Loan" [2]. - Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) is implementing a "5+7" service action plan to support key agricultural industries, with a loan balance exceeding 35 billion yuan, focusing on brand agriculture and innovative credit models [3]. Risk Management in Agricultural Finance - Financial institutions are increasingly focusing on risk management as they enhance support for agricultural entities, addressing the transmission of agricultural risks to financial operations [6]. - The "Insurance + Futures" model has been explored since 2016 to mitigate risks associated with agricultural price fluctuations, benefiting numerous farmers and stabilizing income [7]. - Sunshine Agricultural Mutual Insurance Company has provided comprehensive cost insurance for major crops, covering 47.03 million acres and offering risk protection of 43.73 billion yuan, significantly increasing the coverage compared to previous models [8]. Modern Agricultural Financial Ecosystem - Heilongjiang's approach to building a modern agricultural financial service ecosystem represents a significant structural reform in financial supply, enhancing the resilience of the grain industry against various shocks [9].