守粮安、兴产业、美乡村：山东烟台推进农业农村现代化先行市建设

Group 1: Agricultural Development Goals - Yantai aims to establish a modern agricultural production, industry, and management system, striving to be a pioneer in achieving agricultural modernization by 2026 [1] - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, Yantai has added 410,000 acres of high-standard farmland and has seen continuous grain harvests for five years [1] - The city plans to ensure stable grain planting area and production, targeting 4.55 million acres and over 1.9 million tons by 2026 [3] Group 2: Infrastructure and Disaster Management - The city emphasizes the importance of agricultural infrastructure for disaster prevention and mitigation, advocating for the inclusion of drainage systems in high-standard farmland construction [2] - Representatives highlight the need for a comprehensive agricultural disaster prevention system to transition from passive to proactive disaster management [2] Group 3: Brand and Market Development - There is a significant opportunity to enhance the market recognition and value of Yantai's agricultural products, with suggestions for innovative marketing strategies [3][4] - The city plans to cultivate over 10 agricultural industrialization leading enterprises and certify more than 30 quality agricultural products by 2026 [6] Group 4: Technological Innovation - Technological innovation is deemed crucial for industry upgrades, with a focus on developing resilient and high-quality crop varieties to support sustainable agricultural development [4][6] - The city encourages agricultural research institutions to innovate and support the transition of new varieties and technologies from experimental to productive fields [6] Group 5: Rural Development and Community Building - Yantai aims to create 20 rural revitalization areas by 2026, focusing on building a new type of rural production, living, and ecological community [7] - The city plans to improve rural living conditions by upgrading infrastructure, enhancing public services, and promoting community governance [7]