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大米产业:破局"稻强米弱"困境 强化区域品牌建设
Core Insights - The seminar on the development status and challenges of the rice industry in the Yangtze River Delta focused on the collaboration across the entire rice industry chain and addressed the dilemma of "strong rice production but weak rice quality" [1] - Jiangsu has entered the "good rice" era, with 14 million acres of rice achieving integrated production, supply, and sales upgrades [1] - High-quality soft rice varieties like "Ningxiang Jing 9" and "Nanjing Jing 46" have gained popularity, with major companies like COFCO and Yihai Kerry purchasing over 10,000 tons annually [1] Industry Development Strategies - Companies are exploring "variety-specific planting" and developing order agriculture to enhance the value chain, including the production of functional rice such as low-sugar and selenium-rich rice [2] - A pricing mechanism based on quality is suggested to incentivize growers, alongside the promotion of tailored cultivation techniques based on variety characteristics [2] - The need for deep processing of rice to develop high-value products like rice protein and rice bran oil is emphasized, as well as strengthening regional branding [2] Breeding and Market Alignment - Seed companies stress the importance of market-oriented breeding development, with a focus on consumer needs and cultivation models [3] - The establishment of a new provincial seed company aims to integrate resources and align breeding research with rice industry demands [3] - Addressing issues such as high-temperature sensitivity in quality varieties is crucial for improving yield rates [3] Functional Rice Development - Breeders are encouraged to develop rice varieties that cater to different consumer segments, including high-end quality rice for affluent consumers and high-yield varieties for the general public [4] - The need for varieties that adapt to mechanized and simplified cultivation methods is highlighted, along with the importance of stability in rice varieties [4] - The seminar involved over 20 leading companies and research institutions, indicating a collaborative effort to enhance the rice industry [4]