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Group 1: Food Supply and Consumption Trends - China's per capita grain availability has reached 500 kg, with total livestock products amounting to 175 million tons, and annual production of facility vegetables exceeding 20 million tons, indicating a diversified food supply system is being rapidly established [1] - The search volume for "healthy meals" on delivery platforms has increased by 22% from January to August this year, with specific keywords like "vegetables" up by 38.6%, "whole grains," "buckwheat," and "avocado" seeing increases of 38.1%, 15.1%, and 27.6% respectively, highlighting a shift towards health-conscious eating [7][8] - Nearly 50% of office workers in Linyi, Shandong, rely on takeout for lunch, with a stable order volume exceeding 1,000 daily during lunch hours, reflecting a growing trend in meal delivery services [5] Group 2: Agricultural Supply Chain and Technology - Ningxia's cold-chain distribution center handles over 1,000 tons of vegetables daily, with a planting area of 3.03 million acres and a production of over 5.7 million tons of cold-resistant vegetables, ensuring a stable supply [12] - The use of technology in agriculture is crucial, as seen in Linyi County, Shandong, where over 1.2 million acres are dedicated to vegetable cultivation, utilizing smart greenhouses to enhance production efficiency [14] - The implementation of soilless cultivation for tomatoes has significantly increased yield, producing around 60,000 pounds per acre, which is 2 to 3 times higher than traditional methods [16]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government has announced the fourth national agricultural census to be conducted in 2026, marking a significant effort to assess the current state of agriculture, rural areas, and farmers in the country after a decade since the last census [2][4][5]. Group 1: Purpose and Importance of the Census - The agricultural census is a major national survey that aims to gather comprehensive data on agriculture, rural areas, and farmers, which is crucial for formulating effective agricultural policies and promoting rural revitalization [5][6]. - The census will help to objectively reflect new developments in agriculture, rural construction, and changes in farmers' lives, thereby supporting the modernization of agriculture and rural areas [5][6]. Group 2: Changes and Innovations in the Census - The fourth census will include updated content focusing on diversified food supply, new agricultural productivity, and the construction of livable and workable rural areas, reflecting the modernization process in agriculture [7][8]. - The census will utilize advanced technologies such as satellite remote sensing, drones, and artificial intelligence to enhance data collection efficiency and quality [8][10]. Group 3: Implementation and Timeline - The census will be conducted in four phases: preparation (2025-2026), field registration (January-May 2027), data processing and publication (June-December 2027), and data application development (2028-2029) [11]. - The standard reference point for the census will be December 31, 2026, and it will involve a wide range of participants, including rural households, agricultural production units, and local governments [10][11].

Core Viewpoint - The State Council of China has announced the initiation of the Fourth National Agricultural Census in 2026, which aims to comprehensively assess the current state of agriculture, rural development, and farmers' lives in the context of modern agricultural policies and rural revitalization efforts [1][2]. Group 1: Overview of the Census - The Fourth National Agricultural Census will provide an objective reflection of new developments in agriculture, rural construction, changes in farmers' lives, and the effectiveness of rural reforms [1]. - The census will cover various subjects, including rural households, urban agricultural operators, agricultural production units, village committees, and township governments, focusing on sectors such as crop cultivation, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, and related services [1]. Group 2: Methodology and Innovation - This census will employ a combination of comprehensive surveys and sampling, as well as long and short forms, to enhance efficiency and reduce the burden on grassroots workers [2]. - Modern technologies such as satellite remote sensing, drones, and artificial intelligence will be utilized to improve the digitalization of the census process [2]. - The census aims to create a unified agricultural data map to facilitate the application and sharing of census results [2]. Group 3: Timeline and Phases - The standard reference point for the census is set for December 31, 2026, with data collection covering the entire year of 2026 [2]. - The census will be conducted in four phases: preparation (2025-2026), on-site registration (January-May 2027), data processing and publication (June-December 2027), and data application development (2028-2029) [2]. Group 4: Importance and Confidentiality - The Fourth National Agricultural Census is a significant national survey that requires the cooperation of a wide range of participants due to its extensive scope and high technical demands [3]. - It is emphasized that all collected data must be reported truthfully, and any identifiable information must be kept confidential and not used for purposes outside of statistical analysis [3].

Core Viewpoint - The fourth national agricultural census in China, scheduled for 2026, aims to comprehensively assess the current state of agriculture, rural development, and farmer livelihoods, which is crucial for formulating effective agricultural policies and promoting rural revitalization [2][4]. Group 1: Census Overview - The census will cover various subjects, including rural households, urban agricultural producers, agricultural production units, and local government bodies [2]. - It will encompass multiple sectors such as crop cultivation, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, and related services [2]. Group 2: Methodology and Innovation - The census will employ a combination of comprehensive surveys and sampling, as well as long and short questionnaires, to enhance efficiency and reduce the burden on local workers [3]. - Modern technologies like satellite remote sensing, drones, and artificial intelligence will be utilized to improve the data collection process [3]. - The census aims to create a unified agricultural data platform to facilitate the application and sharing of census results [3]. Group 3: Timeline and Phases - The standard reference point for the census is set for December 31, 2026, with data collection covering the entire year of 2026 [3]. - The census will be conducted in four phases: preparation (2025-2026), field registration (January-May 2027), data processing and publication (June-December 2027), and data application development (2028-2029) [3]. Group 4: Importance and Confidentiality - The census is a significant national survey that requires cooperation from a wide range of participants, emphasizing the need for accurate data reporting [4]. - Strict confidentiality measures will be enforced to protect sensitive information collected during the census [4].

Core Viewpoint - The State Council has announced the fourth national agricultural census to be conducted in 2026, aiming to assess the modernization of agriculture and rural areas in China [1][2]. Group 1: Census Overview - The census will take place on December 31, 2026, with data collected for the entire year [1]. - It is a significant national survey aimed at understanding the agricultural landscape and rural conditions in the context of China's modernization efforts [1][2]. - The census will include various subjects such as rural households, agricultural production units, and local government bodies [1]. Group 2: Key Areas of Investigation - The census will investigate five main areas: 1. Agricultural production conditions, including workforce, land use, and social services [2]. 2. Food production status, covering grains, economic crops, and livestock products [2]. 3. New agricultural productivity, focusing on modern agricultural entities and technologies [2]. 4. Rural development basics, including industry growth and governance [2]. 5. Rural residents' living conditions, assessing family situations and quality of life [2]. Group 3: Methodology and Technology - The census will utilize a combination of comprehensive surveys and sampling methods to enhance efficiency and reduce the burden on local authorities [2]. - Modern technologies such as satellite remote sensing, drones, and artificial intelligence will be employed to improve data collection and analysis [2]. - The initiative aims to create a unified agricultural census data platform to facilitate the sharing and application of results [2].