Core Insights - Jiangsu province, despite having only 1.1% of China's land area, supports 6% of the population and contributes 10.2% to the national economy, highlighting the need for high-quality development through efficient land use [1] - The province has a significant challenge with land resources, as it holds only 3.4% of the nation's arable land while achieving a record grain output of 762 billion jin in 2024, maintaining self-sufficiency and surplus for the 11th consecutive year [2] Group 1: Land Utilization and Agricultural Efficiency - Jiangsu's agricultural success is attributed to the strategy of "storing grain in the ground," with projects like "Moshang Huakai" transforming previously barren land into productive farmland, achieving an average wheat yield of over 400 kg per mu [3][4] - The province prioritizes the protection of arable land and permanent basic farmland, implementing strict management to ensure balance between land occupation and compensation, while also enhancing the quality and quantity of arable land [3][4] Group 2: Revitalizing Inefficient Land - Jiangsu has the highest land development intensity in the country at 22.5%, yet many areas suffer from low efficiency in land use, necessitating strategies to revitalize underperforming land [5] - The province has initiated a comprehensive evaluation of land use, aiming to identify and improve low-efficiency land through various redevelopment strategies, including industrial upgrades and comprehensive land consolidation [7] Group 3: Innovative Mechanisms and Services - The province is fostering innovation in land management by establishing a national-level spatial planning system and streamlining land approval processes, significantly reducing the time required for approvals [9][10] - Jiangsu's efforts in integrating social capital into modern agriculture have led to increased income for rural communities, with significant transactions in collective operational land contributing to diversified income sources [9][10]