“十五五”开局！新质生产力赋能 中国农业现代化“智慧大升级”

Core Viewpoint - The modernization of agriculture and rural areas in China is increasingly driven by technology and data, transitioning from traditional farming practices to data-driven approaches, with a clear outline for future development [1][6]. Group 1: Agricultural Production and Technology - By 2025, China's grain production is expected to reach 14,298 billion jin, an increase of 168 billion jin, maintaining a historical high for two consecutive years [3]. - The construction and upgrading of high-standard farmland will cover 7,568 million mu, with a cumulative total exceeding 1 billion mu [3]. - The comprehensive mechanization rate for crop farming is projected to reach 76.7% by 2025, indicating that over 70% of field operations will be mechanized [3]. - The contribution rate of agricultural technology progress has surpassed 64%, showcasing significant advancements in agricultural productivity [3]. Group 2: Income and Quality of Life for Farmers - By 2025, the per capita disposable income of rural residents is expected to reach 24,456 yuan, reflecting a real growth of 6% from the previous year [4]. - The improvement in farmers' income levels is attributed to the acceleration of new agricultural productivity, the deep empowerment of smart agriculture, and the development of diverse income channels [4]. - New industries and business models, such as rural tourism and e-commerce, are expanding, driven by technology-centered agricultural productivity [4]. Group 3: Systematic Transformation and Future Outlook - Smart agriculture is transforming the entire agricultural value chain, enhancing production methods, and extending the industry chain to improve the value chain [4]. - The systematic transformation facilitated by smart agriculture connects production, processing, circulation, and consumption, providing technical support and efficiency guarantees for rural development [4]. - The strategic signal for accelerating agricultural modernization is clear, aiming to improve the dignity and quality of life for farmers, with smart agriculture as a key focus in the initial phase of the "14th Five-Year Plan" [6].