Core Insights - The recent completion of the 2025 agricultural climate resource survey and zoning pilot project in Shaanxi province aims to optimize agricultural production layout, enhance climate resource utilization, and improve disaster prevention, thereby strengthening agricultural resilience and ensuring food security and high-quality development of the apple industry [1][2]. Group 1 - The project team utilized multi-source data, including meteorological, geographical, phenological, and disaster data, to improve the climate zoning indicators and evaluation methods for apple cultivation [1][2]. - A total of 6329 spatial distribution maps were created, covering 30 agricultural climate resources across Shaanxi province from 1961 to 2023, along with 108 reports detailing the findings [2]. - The survey revealed trends and inter-annual differences in key agricultural climate resources such as light, heat, and water, providing essential references for agricultural production in response to climate change [2]. Group 2 - The survey collected approximately 27,000 pieces of information across 10 categories related to agricultural production, including land use, soil characteristics, planting systems, and crop development periods in 97 agricultural counties [2]. - The project produced 352 climate risk zoning maps for apple cultivation, identifying suitable areas and major disaster risk zones, and included quantitative assessments of potential suitable areas for apple cultivation and disaster risk sensitivity [2].