“十五五”开局之年，中央定调“三农”工作

Core Insights - The central theme of the news is the emphasis on the importance of agricultural modernization and food security in China's 14th Five-Year Plan, with specific goals set for 2026 and beyond [1][2]. Group 1: Agricultural Modernization - The 2026 focus on "anchoring agricultural modernization" reflects a strategic commitment from the government to enhance agricultural strength as part of China's overall modernization [1]. - Key tasks for 2026 include improving the policy support system, enhancing food supply diversity, and promoting rural living environment improvements [1]. Group 2: Food Security - The central government has reiterated the importance of food security, with measures such as maintaining arable land limits and enhancing grain production [2]. - The shift in focus from merely ensuring food availability to improving food quality and diversity indicates a strategic evolution in food security policy [2]. Group 3: Agricultural Resilience - Recent severe water and drought disasters have posed significant challenges to food production, prompting a call for enhanced water infrastructure and disaster resilience in agriculture [3]. - The government aims to ensure stable food supply by promoting farmer income stability and enhancing the agricultural production system's resilience [3]. Group 4: Farmer Income Growth - The increase in rural residents' disposable income, reaching 23,119 yuan in 2024, highlights the government's commitment to improving farmers' livelihoods [4]. - Specific measures to boost farmer income include supporting migrant workers and developing county-level industries to expand farmers' participation in economic activities [4]. Group 5: Rural Development - The emphasis on creating quality living spaces in rural areas reflects a shift towards valuing rural life and enhancing the quality of life for residents [5]. - The approach aims to integrate rural revitalization with modern economic development, fostering a system that supports both agricultural productivity and rural living standards [5].