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眼下，兴安盟突泉县218万亩玉米迎来丰收。在艳梁农业机械化种植专业合作社的田地里，多台搭 载北斗导航系统的大型收割机高效作业，一次性完成摘穗、脱粒、清选等流程。"农机从原来的30台套 增加到120台套，播种、植保、收割全程机械化，不仅效率大幅提升，粮食损耗也明显降低。"合作社经 理高国艳说道。 在乌兰浩特市，明武水稻种植专业合作社则通过统一品种、种植、管理、加工、销售的"五统一"模 式，与农户签订保底回收合同，以高于市场价的价格收购稻谷，有效保障了农户收益的稳定。合作社理 事长杨明武介绍，借助"公司+合作社+农户+基地"模式，破解了传统水稻种植"散、小、弱"的难题，推 动水稻产业走向标准化与品牌化发展。 近年来，兴安盟将农业社会化服务作为推动乡村振兴的关键抓手，通过培育多元服务主体、创新服 务模式、强化政策引领，构建起全程覆盖、综合配套的服务体系，为农业增效、农民增收注入强劲动 力。 截至目前，兴安盟已培育农业社会化服务主体2100家，年度服务面积达591万亩。近5年来，服务主 体数量增长超160%，服务面积增长130%，形成了以合作社、村集体经济组织和专业服务队为主体的服 务矩阵，服务农户达14万户，较20 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of a young farmer, Li Jinyang, who has successfully integrated modern agricultural technology into his farming practices, leading to increased efficiency and productivity in his operations. Group 1: Agricultural Technology Adoption - Li Jinyang initially invested over 40,000 yuan in a plant protection drone, which significantly improved the efficiency of his farming operations, allowing him to accomplish in one day what would take several days manually [1] - The farm has achieved full mechanization from planting to storage, incorporating various agricultural machinery such as tractors, fertilizer spreaders, and harvesters, along with advanced technologies like remote monitoring and smart systems [2] Group 2: Economic Impact and Community Engagement - By adopting modern agricultural techniques, Li Jinyang has helped local farmers reduce costs by 100 yuan per mu and increase yields by 200 jin per mu each season [2] - His commitment to community service and knowledge sharing has led to his recognition as a village-level reserve cadre, emphasizing the importance of collective progress in agriculture [2] Group 3: Growth and Future Prospects - The scale of Li Jinyang's farm has expanded to 1,500 mu, reflecting his growing confidence in the agricultural sector, supported by favorable policies and technological advancements [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the development of a modern agricultural service system in China, emphasizing the integration of smallholder farmers with modern agricultural practices through comprehensive service centers [1][2]. Group 1: Agricultural Service System - The "14th Five-Year Plan" suggests improving an efficient agricultural social service system to connect small farmers with modern agriculture [1]. - The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, along with five other departments, issued guidelines to strengthen the construction of modern agricultural service centers [1][2]. - Agricultural social services include specialized services for various agricultural sectors, which are crucial for integrating small farmers with modern agricultural practices [1]. Group 2: Development and Challenges - Despite rapid development, challenges such as resource dispersion and insufficient pre- and post-production services remain [2]. - The guidelines aim to provide integrated, one-stop services to small farmers and other production entities, enhancing service accessibility and convenience [2]. Group 3: Infrastructure and Operations - The construction of service centers will focus on key infrastructure for pre-production (like seedling and agricultural material collection) and post-production (like drying and storage) [2][3]. - The guidelines encourage a market-oriented approach, allowing professional entities to manage and operate these service centers [3]. Group 4: Policy Support - Multi-faceted policy support is necessary for the construction of modern agricultural service centers, including local government bonds and agricultural infrastructure funding [4][5]. - Financial institutions are encouraged to optimize products and credit models to support these construction projects [5].

Core Insights - The article discusses the development of a modern agricultural service system in China, emphasizing the integration of smallholder farmers with modern agricultural practices [1][2][3] Group 1: Agricultural Service System - The "14th Five-Year Plan" suggests improving a convenient and efficient agricultural social service system to connect small farmers with modern agriculture [1] - The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, along with five other departments, issued guidelines to strengthen the construction of modern agricultural service centers [1][2] - Agricultural social services include specialized services for various agricultural sectors, which are crucial for integrating small farmers with modern agricultural development [1][2] Group 2: Development Challenges - Despite rapid development, challenges remain, such as resource dispersion, gaps in pre- and post-production services, and weak comprehensive service capabilities [2] - The guidelines aim to provide integrated, one-stop services for small farmers and other production entities, enhancing service accessibility and convenience [2] Group 3: Infrastructure and Operations - The guidelines emphasize the need for planning to avoid redundant construction, suggesting a mix of new and expanded facilities based on local agricultural characteristics [3] - It encourages the establishment of various types of agricultural service centers, focusing on key infrastructure for pre- and post-production processes [3] - The operation of these centers should be market-driven, allowing professional entities to manage them, with potential separation of construction and operation [3] Group 4: Policy Support - The construction of modern agricultural service centers requires multi-faceted policy support, including local government bonds and infrastructure financing [4][5] - Financial institutions are encouraged to optimize products and credit models to support these construction projects [5] - Land policies will facilitate the participation of rural collective economic organizations in the construction of service centers [5]

Group 1: Rice Harvesting and Agricultural Practices - The rice harvesting in Anhui Ma'anshan and He County is nearing completion, with 688,000 acres being harvested under favorable weather conditions [1] - In Xuqiao Village, the promotion of "good seeds + good methods" has ensured a bountiful autumn harvest, with rice being unaffected by previous rainy weather, resulting in full grain heads and strong root systems [2] - The newly installed high-capacity drying equipment at the Xuqiao Village Agricultural Service Center can meet national purchasing standards within 10 hours, facilitating immediate storage after harvesting [4] Group 2: Winter Wheat Planting - The winter wheat sowing in Linfen, Shanxi, has reached 67% completion, with 1.9719 million acres sown out of a total of 2.94 million acres, despite being delayed by over half a month due to prior rainfall [6][12] - Agricultural experts indicate that despite the late sowing, mature late-sowing techniques and favorable weather conditions before November 10 still make it a critical period for winter wheat planting [10] Group 3: Unique Agricultural Products - In Xunyang, Shaanxi, the unique agricultural product "guai zao" (a type of fruit) is in harvest season, with local farmers actively picking the fruit, which is known for its sweet flavor and medicinal properties [14] - The area dedicated to guai zao cultivation has surpassed 400,000 acres, with an annual fresh fruit production exceeding 120,000 tons [18] Group 4: Crab Market Dynamics - The crab market in Nanjing has seen a significant increase in supply, with crabs being in peak season and prices stabilizing, marking the "golden crab period" of the year [20] - The overall temperature and concentrated rainfall during the summer have delayed the molting and maturity of crabs by approximately 20 days compared to previous years, but the quality remains unaffected [22] - The shipment volume of crabs from Gaocun District has increased by 51% compared to the same period last year, with popular destinations including Guangdong, Fujian, Zhejiang, and within Jiangsu Province [24]

Group 1 - The national autumn grain harvest has reached nearly 80% as of October 21, with specific crops showing significant progress: nearly 80% for mid-season rice, over 80% for corn, nearly 90% for soybeans, and over 20% for double-cropped late rice [4][5]. - In terms of regional performance, the Huang-Huai-Hai region has nearly 80% completion, while Northeast, Southwest, and Northwest regions also exceed 80%. The Yangtze River middle and lower reaches are at nearly 70%, and the South China region has surpassed 30% [5]. Group 2 - Six departments, including the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, have jointly issued guidelines to strengthen the construction of modern agricultural service centers, aiming to enhance the quality and efficiency of agricultural social services [6][8]. - The focus is on improving the service capabilities across the entire production chain of grain and important agricultural products, with an emphasis on market orientation and local adaptation [9][10]. - The initiative aims to create a network of modern agricultural service centers that are scientifically organized, well-operated, and provide high-quality services to small farmers, thereby promoting the upgrading of agricultural social services [11][12]. Group 3 - The 2025 Global High-end Food and Quality Agricultural Products Expo opened in Shenzhen, showcasing nearly 50 featured enterprises from Shanwei with over 100 quality products, highlighting the unique flavors of Shanwei [15][16]. - The Shanwei exhibition attracted notable visitors, including representatives from the Guangdong Provincial People's Congress, who showed great interest in the quality agricultural products on display [19]. - The expo covers an area of 60,000 square meters, with participation from over 30 countries and regions, providing a platform for local enterprises to showcase their products and foster collaboration [22][25].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the joint issuance of guidelines by six government departments to enhance the construction of modern agricultural comprehensive service centers, aiming to improve the quality and efficiency of agricultural social services [2][4][6]. Group 1: Objectives and Goals - The initiative aims to implement the "Accelerating the Construction of an Agricultural Powerhouse Plan (2024-2035)" and establish a convenient and efficient agricultural social service system [2][3]. - The focus is on enhancing the service capabilities across the entire production chain of grain and important agricultural products, with an emphasis on market orientation and local adaptation [5][10]. Group 2: Service Center Functions - Modern agricultural comprehensive service centers are designed to primarily serve small farmers, ensuring that services are accessible and convenient [9][11]. - The centers will integrate public service resources and collaborate closely with public service institutions to provide comprehensive support to small farmers and other production entities [11][12]. Group 3: Infrastructure Development - Key infrastructure will be developed in critical areas such as machinery storage, seedling cultivation, drying and storage, cold chain preservation, initial processing of agricultural products, and waste management [13][14]. - The approach emphasizes filling service gaps and preventing redundant construction by focusing on local agricultural leading industries and urgent market demands [15][12]. Group 4: Service Integration - The guidelines promote the combination of public and commercial services, including government procurement of services for agricultural technology promotion, product quality testing, and farmer training [16][17]. - There is an exploration of extending services to include brand development, marketing, and smart agriculture through partnerships and collaborations [18]. Group 5: Construction and Operation - The guidelines encourage the establishment of service centers by qualified cooperatives and social investment entities, utilizing idle agricultural land and facilities [20][21]. - Local governments are permitted to support the construction of these centers through bonds, and collective economic organizations can participate in the development process [24][25].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the joint issuance of guidelines by six government departments in China to strengthen the construction of modern agricultural service centers, aiming to enhance the agricultural social service system and support agricultural modernization efforts [1][2]. Group 1: Functions of Modern Agricultural Service Centers - The modern agricultural service centers will focus on addressing the shortcomings in operational services, particularly in building essential infrastructure that individual service providers struggle to manage [1]. - These centers will optimize the allocation of service resources by coordinating supply-side resources and concentrating on the service demands of small farmers and various production entities, utilizing modern information technology for precise matching [1][2]. Group 2: Construction and Operation Strategies - Local governments are encouraged to incorporate these service centers into land use and related special planning to ensure rational layout and planning guidance [2]. - The construction approach will combine renovation and new builds, primarily focusing on renovation while allowing for new constructions where necessary to avoid redundant projects [2]. - Various types of service centers can be established based on local needs, including those focused on grains, cash crops, livestock, aquaculture, and seed industries, with the potential for multifunctional centers and collaborative networks [2][3]. Group 3: Encouragement of Private Sector Involvement - The guidelines promote the involvement of private service providers in the construction and operation of these centers, linking their operational success to financial returns, thereby motivating them to enhance service quality [2][3]. - Private operators, being closer to the farmers, can adapt their strategies to better meet the needs of agricultural producers, maximizing the effectiveness of the service centers [3]. Group 4: Operational Management and Collaboration - The article emphasizes the need for modern agricultural service centers to establish robust operational management and profit-sharing systems, ensuring transparency in service standards and pricing [3]. - It encourages the development of information platforms that facilitate efficient service matching and the establishment of collaborative mechanisms with local service providers, family farms, and cooperatives to achieve shared benefits and risk management [3].