Core Insights - The article highlights the successful harvest of olives in Sanbaidong Village, Guangzhou, showcasing the village's unique ecological resources and the economic benefits derived from olive cultivation [2]. Group 1: Olive Cultivation and Economic Impact - Sanbaidong Village has a long history of olive cultivation, with approximately 1,000 acres dedicated to olive farming, and three-quarters of the households participating in this industry [2]. - The expected olive production for this year is over 300,000 pounds, which is projected to generate around 2 million yuan in income for the village collective and its residents [2]. - The village's olives are known for their thin skin, high oil content, and rich flavor, making them a popular local specialty [2]. Group 2: Utilization and Market Demand - Olives can be consumed directly or used in various dishes, and they can also be processed into products like "olive corners" and olive paste, which are essential in local cuisine [2]. - During the harvest season, numerous distributors visit Sanbaidong Village to purchase olives, indicating a strong market demand [2]. - The local government plans to leverage resources like olives and lychees to develop the township economy, transforming local specialties into significant industries [5].

Group 1 - The first legislation in China specifically aimed at strengthening farmland protection and quality improvement was submitted for review on October 24 [3][4]. - The draft law consists of 8 chapters and 65 articles, focusing on clarifying overall requirements for farmland protection, enhancing target constraints, and improving protection layout [4][5]. - Key measures include strict control over farmland occupation, efforts to enhance farmland quality, and rigorous accountability [5]. Group 2 - The 2025 "Dabeinong Cup" Healthy Pig Farming Technology Competition has officially launched, focusing on feed nutrition [8][9]. - Participating pig farms can submit samples of the feed types they use for free, with the competition assessing feed quality through simulated digestion tests [9][10]. - The competition will evaluate various feed categories and award first, second, and third prizes in each category during the 52nd Pig Industry Conference in Guangzhou from December 11-13, 2025 [11][12]. Group 3 - The harvest season for the unique Lingnan fruit, olive, is underway in Sanbai Cave Village, which has a long history of olive cultivation [14][20]. - The village has approximately 1,000 acres of olive cultivation, with an expected yield of over 300,000 pounds this year, generating an estimated income of around 2 million yuan for the village and its residents [21][22]. Group 4 - The 2025 Global High-end Food and Quality Agricultural Products Expo was held in Shenzhen, featuring an exhibition area of 60,000 square meters and showcasing products from over 30 countries and regions [26][27]. - The Heyuan exhibition group, consisting of 81 enterprises and 297 ecological quality products, participated in the expo, highlighting its unique ecological heritage and Hakka characteristics [28][29].

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Core Insights - Guangdong province is leveraging its ancient trees to stimulate the green economy by integrating ecological protection with economic development through innovative mechanisms and cultural tourism [1][3]. Group 1: Ancient Tree Parks and Tourism - The establishment of ancient tree parks, such as the Hongzui Ancient Tree Park in Rinhua County, has turned into ecological and cultural tourism hotspots, attracting both locals and tourists [2][3]. - By the end of 2024, Rinhua County plans to have built 13 green ancient tree parks, which have boosted local rural tourism and the homestay industry, creating a positive cycle of "tree protection and income generation" [3]. Group 2: Economic Impact of Ancient Trees - In Denshan Village, the establishment of a professional cooperative for the cultivation of ancient olive trees has led to an annual economic benefit of over 5 million yuan through a comprehensive "planting-processing-tourism" model [4]. - The ancient lychee tree cluster in Maoming has become a significant tourist attraction, drawing nearly one million visitors annually and boosting local agricultural product sales [6]. Group 3: Cultural and Emotional Value - The ancient tree IPs in Guangdong are being utilized to create emotional resonance and immersive cultural experiences, such as the story of the ancient osmanthus tree planted by the famous poet Han Yu, which connects various cultural sites [6]. - The "Bird Paradise" in Jiangmen, based on Ba Jin's literary work, has developed ecological photography and nature education, attracting over 350,000 visitors annually, demonstrating the successful integration of protection and development [8]. Group 4: Future Development Plans - Guangdong aims to enhance the management mechanisms for ancient trees, further exploring their ecological, cultural, and tourism value to improve urban and rural green ecological quality and support ecological construction and rural revitalization [8].

Core Viewpoint - The "Zhenxiang Youth" practice team from Guangdong Vocational College of Science and Technology actively participates in the "Hundred Million Project" to address rural revitalization challenges and enhance local agricultural industries [4][5][6]. Group 1: Research and Insights - The practice team conducted in-depth research in Maoming's Xinyi City, focusing on local agricultural issues and farmer livelihoods [9][10]. - Key challenges identified include insufficient agricultural knowledge, inconsistent product quality, vague industry planning, lagging brand development, inadequate online sales, high logistics costs, and a lack of talent [11][12]. Group 2: Support Actions - The practice team aims to assist local agricultural industries by enhancing branding, sales, and talent development [15]. - Initiatives include connecting team members with processing enterprises and farmers to establish a long-term support mechanism, developing regional brands, and creating e-commerce platforms to boost online sales [16][17][18]. Group 3: Technical and Planning Support - The team acts as a "think tank" to address technical challenges in production and farming, relaying needs to relevant academic professionals for technical assistance [21][22]. - Engagement with local governments and village committees is crucial for gathering needs and providing recommendations for rural industry planning [23][24]. Group 4: Future Aspirations - The key to rural revitalization lies in accurately identifying strengths and weaknesses, activating internal dynamics, and introducing external resources [28][29]. - The guiding teachers express hopes for students to apply their knowledge practically, contributing to rural development while enhancing their own skills [30][32].