Group 1 - The company has dried nearly 2,000 tons of rice since starting operations on July 3, with all six drying machines operating continuously for over 300 hours during peak times [1] - The drying capacity of the facility has increased from 80 tons per day in 2018 to 150 tons per day after upgrades [1] - The average yield of rice per mu has increased from over 1,200 jin last year to 1,300 jin this year, with a milling rate of 98% for every 150 grams of rice [1] Group 2 - The district has been included in the "National Rice Yield Improvement Pilot County" list, promoting high-yield and disease-resistant rice varieties [2] - The use of advanced and intelligent drying equipment has reduced the broken rice rate from 10% to nearly zero, and drying time has decreased from over 20 hours to 18 hours [2] - Agricultural electricity consumption in the district has increased by 6% year-on-year, indicating a higher usage rate of agricultural machinery [2] Group 3 - There are over 10 drying facilities in the district, with several newly operational this year to support timely drying of rice during the harvest season [3] - The local power company has upgraded electrical circuits and installed vacuum circuit breakers in all drying facilities to ensure safety and efficiency [3] - The company plans to focus on connecting with buyers and negotiating prices after completing the drying of this year's summer harvest [3]