Group 1 - The emergence of fake agricultural experts on short video platforms is harming farmers and agricultural safety [1][2] - Many so-called experts lack agricultural education and knowledge, leading to poor product recommendations that negatively impact farmers' livelihoods [1][2] - Short video platforms need to enhance their responsibility by verifying the credentials of agricultural accounts and monitoring related content [2] Group 2 - Genuine agricultural experts should utilize online platforms to educate farmers, reaching a wider audience and reducing the influence of fake experts [2][3] - Regulatory measures must be strengthened to deter fraudulent activities in the agricultural sector, ensuring the protection of farmers' interests [2][3] - Farmers are encouraged to remain vigilant and discerning, while authorities should better understand farmers' needs and connect them with legitimate experts [3]