Group 1: Wheat Production in Xiaochang County - Xiaochang County in Hubei Province has successfully harvested 138,000 acres of wheat, with farmers utilizing favorable weather to ensure full collection of the crop [1] - The average yield for wheat is reported to be over 1,000 pounds per acre, with total production estimated at over 800,000 pounds for a farmer managing 800 acres [3] - The county has implemented extensive mechanization in wheat harvesting, with over 2,100 machines deployed, leading to an expected mechanization rate of over 98% [6] Group 2: Integrated Rice and Shrimp Farming in Yecheng - Yecheng County in Xinjiang has adopted a "rice-shrimp co-culture" model, enhancing land productivity and supporting rural revitalization [6] - The new farming method allows for simultaneous rice planting and shrimp harvesting, with one farmer reporting a yield of 100 to 150 kilograms of shrimp and 500 to 600 kilograms of rice per acre, generating an income of 8,000 to 9,000 yuan per acre [9] - The area dedicated to this co-culture has exceeded 5,000 acres, with plans to expand further [8] Group 3: Watermelon Cultivation in Gaoqing - Gaoqing County in Shandong has over 10,000 acres of watermelons maturing, utilizing a combination planting model of large and small watermelons to boost farmer income [7] - The total planting area for watermelons in Gaoqing is reported to be 14,000 acres, with an expected yield of 57,000 tons [13] - The combination planting method has extended the sales period of watermelons, increasing economic benefits by 10% to 20% for farmers [15]

Group 1 - The small lobster harvesting season has begun in Luzhou, Sichuan Province, with prices reaching 28 yuan per pound [1] - In Shiqiao Town, the ecological model of "rice and shrimp symbiosis" is implemented, with a core base of 500 acres and a total cultivation area of over 6,000 acres [1] - In Pilu Town, the family farm can harvest 1,500 to 2,000 pounds of small lobsters daily, generating a gross income of 20,000 yuan [1] Group 2 - Luzhou County aims for a comprehensive rice-shrimp cultivation area of 170,000 acres by 2024, with a projected output of 13,800 tons and a value of 600 million yuan [2] - The "rice-shrimp symbiosis" model promotes sustainable agricultural development and enhances rural revitalization [2] - Future plans include advancing the rice-shrimp industry towards scale, branding, and standardization to support farmer income and high-quality agricultural development [2]