内蒙古两地入选国家乡村振兴示范县创建名单

Core Viewpoint - The announcement of the 2025 National Rural Revitalization Demonstration County list includes Tumote Right Banner and Horqin Right Front Banner in Inner Mongolia, highlighting the importance of these initiatives in promoting comprehensive rural revitalization through optimized management and diverse development models [1][2]. Group 1: Demonstration County Creation - The creation of National Rural Revitalization Demonstration Counties is a significant measure to apply the "Ten Thousand Projects" experience and promote rural revitalization [1]. - The initiative aims to explore various organizational methods, development models, and practical paths for rural revitalization across different regions [1]. Group 2: Agricultural Development in Tumote Right Banner - Tumote Right Banner has advanced large-scale farming and animal husbandry, leading to the establishment of six major characteristic industries, including grain, meat, dairy, eggs, sugar, and fruits and vegetables [2]. - The production capacity includes an annual output of 850,000 tons of grain, 270,000 tons of fruits and vegetables, 186,000 tons of milk, 80,000 tons of sugar, 81,800 tons of meat, and 7,900 tons of eggs [2]. Group 3: Agricultural Development in Horqin Right Front Banner - By 2025, Horqin Right Front Banner plans to establish 350,000 acres of high-standard farmland and implement yield improvement actions on 400,000 acres [2]. - The region aims to maintain stable planting of grain crops on 3.9 million acres, achieving a total output of 3.26 billion pounds, and ensuring livestock populations of 300,000 pigs, 420,000 cattle, and 3.9 million sheep [2]. Group 4: Policy Support and Future Directions - Since 2022, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs has approved the creation of 200 demonstration counties, promoting the application of the "Ten Thousand Projects" experience and enhancing organizational leadership [2]. - The next steps include continuous learning and application of the "Ten Thousand Projects" experience, innovating work mechanisms, and strengthening policy measures to support rural revitalization [3].