Core Insights - The implementation of the agricultural non-point source pollution control demonstration project in Taipu River Village has led to increased rice yields and reduced pollutant discharge, highlighting the effectiveness of integrating water management and agricultural practices [1][2] Group 1: Agricultural Practices - The use of carbon-based organic fertilizers and plant-based organic fertilizers has resulted in an average yield increase of 9.1%, equating to an additional 50.11 kilograms per mu compared to conventional fertilization methods [1] - The project emphasizes soil fertility improvement as a fundamental approach, aiming for both enhanced rice production and the prevention of agricultural non-point source pollution [1] Group 2: Water Management - The village has implemented a "two dams, three levels, four units" purification model for aquaculture wastewater treatment, which has significantly improved water quality [2] - The monitoring data indicates a 15% reduction in pollutant indicators from agricultural drainage and aquaculture wastewater, with the water quality stabilizing at Class IV or better, and occasionally reaching Class III [2]