Group 1 - As of May 31, Ningxia has completed summer grain planting on 7.7456 million acres, achieving 82.84% of the target [1] - Specific crop planting progress includes: corn at 6.0016 million acres (exceeding the plan by 0.0016 million acres), rice at 0.3822 million acres (exceeding the plan by 0.0122 million acres), and soybeans at 0.2495 million acres (99.8% completion) [1] - Adverse weather conditions, including high temperatures and low precipitation, have negatively impacted winter wheat and delayed the planting of potatoes, miscellaneous grains, and soybeans, posing risks to food security [1] Group 2 - Following recent rainfall, urgent notifications were issued to accelerate the planting of early-maturing crops such as corn, potatoes, and soybeans, aiming to maximize planting efforts [2] - The Ningxia Agricultural and Rural Affairs Department plans to monitor weather changes and ensure adequate agricultural resources and machinery are available to complete the target of 10.35 million acres of grain planting [2] - There will be a focus on optimizing crop layout and planting structure, including expanding the cultivation of high-value crops like medicinal herbs and vegetables, to mitigate disaster losses and enhance revenue [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of implementing ecological civilization and agricultural policies to ensure drought relief and environmental protection [1][2] - The government is focusing on enhancing wastewater treatment facilities and improving monitoring systems to increase treatment efficiency [1] - There is a strong emphasis on maintaining water quality and ecological health through effective management of water resources and irrigation practices [1][2] Group 2 - The government is committed to ensuring food security by implementing agricultural policies that support farmers and enhance grain production [2] - There is a directive to improve the management of construction waste through a closed-loop system that emphasizes reduction, collection, transportation, disposal, and utilization [2]