科技与产业双轮驱动，筑牢乡村振兴根基

Core Insights - The central rural work conference emphasizes the importance of strengthening key agricultural technologies and promoting efficient transformation of scientific achievements to develop new agricultural productivity tailored to local conditions [1][2] Group 1: Agricultural Modernization - The modernization of agriculture relies on technological innovation to enhance development momentum, with the agricultural science and technology contribution rate reaching 63.2% in 2024 and total grain production exceeding 1.4 trillion jin for the first time [1] - Challenges remain in food security, agricultural production efficiency, and environmental resource issues that need urgent attention [1] Group 2: Key Technology and Results Transformation - The dual engines of key technology breakthroughs and results transformation are essential for transitioning agriculture to a "technology-driven" model, focusing on critical areas such as seed industry foundations and high-end agricultural machinery development [2] - A collaborative transformation mechanism involving research institutions, leading enterprises, cooperatives, and farmers is crucial for improving the agricultural technology results conversion rate [2] Group 3: County-Level Prosperity Industries - Cultivating and expanding county-level industries is fundamental for broadening farmers' income channels and achieving common prosperity, with a focus on leveraging counties as key hubs connecting urban and rural areas [2][3] - There is significant potential in enhancing farmers' operating income by extending their participation in the entire industrial chain, moving from primary production to processing, distribution, and services [3] Group 4: Synergy Between Technology and County Industries - Agricultural technology development and the cultivation of county-level prosperity industries are mutually supportive, with technological breakthroughs providing support for competitive and value-added local industries [4] - A robust policy support system is necessary to establish a "technology-industry-prosperity" cycle, including increased financial investment in agricultural technology and infrastructure, innovative financial services, and improved governance for a conducive business environment [4]