Core Viewpoint - The document outlines the guidance for strengthening the construction of modern agricultural comprehensive service centers, emphasizing the involvement of multiple stakeholders in the process [1] Group 1: Stakeholder Involvement - The guidance encourages the participation of qualified farmer cooperatives and associations in building modern agricultural service centers [1] - It promotes the revitalization of various idle, abandoned, and inefficient agricultural land and facilities by rural collective economic organizations [1] - Social investment entities are encouraged to invest in the construction based on market-oriented and legal principles [1] Group 2: Resource Utilization - The document highlights the importance of utilizing existing resources such as old factories and warehouses for the construction of service centers [1] - It suggests leveraging the demonstration effect of agricultural reclamation to build these centers through self-construction and collaborative efforts [1] - The guidance encourages the integrated use of regional agricultural machinery service centers and other related service centers to enhance resource efficiency [1]