2026年“三农”工作重点聚焦六个方面

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government is accelerating agricultural modernization and rural revitalization, focusing on six key areas to enhance agricultural productivity and ensure food security by 2026 [1][2][3][5]. Group 1: Agricultural Production and Food Security - The government aims to stabilize the production and supply of important agricultural products, enhancing overall agricultural productivity and quality [1]. - In 2025, China's grain production reached a record high of 1.4 trillion jin, with significant contributions from autumn grain, which accounted for over 90% of the increase [3][5]. - The increase in grain production was primarily driven by the northeastern provinces, Inner Mongolia, and Xinjiang, contributing nearly 70% of the national increase [4]. Group 2: Poverty Alleviation and Rural Development - The government is focused on consolidating and expanding the achievements of poverty alleviation, establishing a regular mechanism to prevent the return to poverty [2]. - There will be a stable implementation of support policies for poverty alleviation, integrated into the rural revitalization strategy [2]. Group 3: Agricultural Technology and Innovation - Emphasis is placed on achieving high-level agricultural self-reliance through accelerated agricultural technology innovation and application [2]. - The government plans to enhance the overall effectiveness of the agricultural technology innovation system by promoting organized research and systematic breakthroughs [2]. Group 4: Rural Infrastructure and Living Conditions - The initiative includes improving rural living conditions and promoting the construction of beautiful and livable villages [3]. - There will be a focus on enhancing rural human settlements and implementing projects to improve the rural environment [3]. Group 5: Agricultural Reform and Development - The government is advancing key tasks in rural reform to stimulate agricultural and rural development [3]. - Measures include extending land contracts for another 30 years and improving the management of rural homesteads [3][6].