Group 1 - Sichuan province has implemented a dual approach of "stabilizing area and increasing yield" to enhance grain production capacity, achieving a stable grain output of over 70 billion jin for five consecutive years [1][2] - The province has introduced multiple agricultural support policies during the 14th Five-Year Plan, including direct grain subsidies and improved agricultural insurance, to further promote stable grain production [2] - The coverage rate of quality seeds and technology application in the field has reached 95%, significantly contributing to increased production and income for farmers [2] Group 2 - Agricultural social services are being developed, with 9,028 farmer cooperatives established in Sichuan, addressing labor shortages and high production costs [3] - Farmers are benefiting from land leasing, with an average rental income of 1,050 yuan per mu, while also earning wages from agricultural work [3] - The mechanization of rice planting has reduced costs significantly, with mechanical transplanting costing 65 to 75 yuan per mu compared to 200 to 300 yuan for manual methods, leading to increased yields and income [2]