近日，在康平县第十八届人民代表大会第六次会议上，康平县人民政府县长王立勋作政府工作报告，介绍康平县2026年各项重点工作，从产业升级、生态保 护、城市更新、民生保障等多个角度，绘就了高质量发展的民生图景。 以"新"求变、以"质"谋远，康平将统筹新旧动能转换，推动产业转型突破，拓宽民生增收渠道。 新能源产业将持续发力，确保华润30万千瓦风电项目全容量并网，推动50万千瓦合资风电项目开工，实施风电场等容改造，布局绿色液体燃料输配网络，加 快恒久安泰共享储能电站建设，构建新型电力系统。 文体旅融合发展将成为新亮点，2026年办好中国公路自行车锦标赛、卧龙湖马拉松等赛事，推动综合体育训练基地入驻夏训队伍30支以上，规划卧龙湖体育 小镇，提升办赛设施水平。同时统筹开展冬捕季、观鸟季等四季活动，推广"北村"模式发展乡村旅游，全年开展活动100场次以上，力争文体旅营收突破4亿 元。 确保年内农村供水规模化率达45%以上 康平将以粮食安全为基石，以特色产业为引擎，推动乡村振兴取得新成效，绘就宜居宜业和美乡村民生图景。 农民增收渠道将持续拓宽，做强花生、地瓜等本土品牌，推动沙金鹅蛋入选全国名特优新农产品名录，新增绿色食品认证2 ...

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（来源：衢州日报） 转自：衢州日报 本报讯 （报道组 张曌 通讯员 刘灵雁） 12月26日，常山县球川镇三溪村的田野间一派繁忙景象。在占 地120亩的球川镇一二三产业融合发展配套基础设施项目（一期）——水肥一体连栋大棚建设项目的现 场，银白色的钢结构骨架绵延展开，一个现代化、规模化的连栋大棚集群已初具轮廓。三溪村是球川 镇"餐桌联盟"的核心区域，正通过实打实的项目落地，探索破解农业效益偏低、抗风险能力弱等难题的 新路径。 "再过半个多月，这个水肥一体连栋大棚能够完工。"该项目负责人、菜小二（衢州市）农业发展有限公 司负责人李爱明介绍，大棚建成后将迅速进行土地翻整，并率先试种羽衣甘蓝，随后于3月份开始轮种 香瓜、地瓜、草莓、小番茄等多种果蔬。 下一步，"餐桌联盟"计划以组团片区发展轴为中心，积极引入强村公司、国有资本等多方力量，在11个 村新增1000亩果蔬种植面积。"我们还计划以家庭户为单位，鼓励每户种植两亩、五亩，并配套具体的 考核激励机制。"李爱明相告，以家庭为单元的新型种植模式成熟后，预计能为参与家庭每年带来2至3 万元的增收。 为保障农产品"种得好、卖得出、收益高"，该项目创新采用"订单农业"模式，目 ...

和古泉街道不同，李进士堂镇有着深厚的草莓大棚种植经验，将大棚种植集中在草莓领域，建成了占地 650亩、拥有320个大棚的草莓基地。"我们从现在开始采摘，但要在半个月后才真正进入盛果期。"草莓 基地种植户王明栋奔走在大棚里，将已经成熟的草莓摘下来。王明栋在基地承包了12个大棚，种植草莓 14亩，亩产将近5000斤。"目前，全镇草莓种植涵盖红颜、香野等多个优质品种，草莓基地年收入达450 多万元，带动500余名周边群众就业，真正实现了'一株草莓富一方百姓'。"李进士堂镇党委副书记严杰 说。 近年来，鄄城县大力推进大棚种植向规模化、集约化、专业化方向发展，同时，努力盘活闲置资源，将 空置大棚利用起来，让停产大棚"热"起来。"目前44个大棚全部完成重装,部分大棚已经投入使用。"在 阎什镇苏集村，尧源农业负责人张立贵正在组织工人进行育苗作业。今年以来，张立贵接收了334亩大 棚，并对大棚进行了重新修建。张立贵从2018年开始种植地瓜，搭建了"订单+自销"的销售渠道。同 时，他亲手设计了一座3000余平方米、投资达200余万元的上下三层的地瓜保鲜窖。在张立贵的带动 下，周边地瓜种植面积从最初的几亩、几十亩，逐步扩展到如今 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the significant impact of the "Double Eleven" e-commerce event on rural industries in Qilu, showcasing how online platforms are transforming rural development and boosting local economies [1][6]. E-commerce Growth in Rural Areas - In Ningyang County, the local e-commerce surge during "Double Eleven" saw a network retail sales increase of over 20% year-on-year, with agricultural products performing exceptionally well [3][5]. - The local e-commerce company, Weike Fresh Drinks, reported a 100% increase in sales during the event, with daily orders reaching over 1,500 [3]. Employment Opportunities Created - E-commerce has generated new employment opportunities in rural areas, allowing residents to work locally while earning competitive wages. For instance, a welder in a local factory earns over 10,000 yuan per month [5][6]. - The local furniture factory has expanded its workforce to include over 800 individuals from surrounding villages, providing them with income opportunities [5]. Government Support and Training - The growth of rural e-commerce is supported by government initiatives, including free training programs that cover various aspects of online business operations, benefiting over 2,500 individuals this year [5][6]. - The training aims to address the challenges faced by rural enterprises in accessing online markets [5]. Diverse Product Offerings - Various local businesses, such as the Xipo Po Cake Shop, have successfully transitioned to e-commerce, expanding their product lines and achieving monthly sales of over 600,000 yuan during peak seasons [5][6]. - The cotton clothing industry in Dongchangfu District is projected to exceed 1 billion yuan in output value in 2024, with products being exported to countries like Greece, Poland, Japan, and South Korea [6]. Community Engagement and Marketing - Local leaders, such as village heads, are actively engaging in live-streaming to promote agricultural products, enhancing visibility and sales [7][8]. - The integration of traditional and modern marketing methods is helping rural areas connect with broader markets, showcasing local culture and products [7].

Group 1 - The article discusses the tax implications for farmers who lease their contracted land to others for agricultural production, specifically focusing on the exemption from value-added tax (VAT) for such transactions [3][4]. - It highlights that taxpayers who transfer, lease, exchange, or invest in contracted land for agricultural production are exempt from VAT, provided the land is used for agricultural purposes [3][4]. - The article references a specific policy document from the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation regarding the pilot tax reform policies [5]. Group 2 - The article provides guidance on the necessary documentation for obtaining a tax clearance certificate, differentiating between taxpayers who have implemented real-name tax filing and those who have not [9][10]. - It outlines the specific documents required for both unit taxpayers and individual taxpayers when applying for a tax clearance certificate [10]. - The article also mentions common misconceptions related to the declaration and payment of water resource tax, emphasizing the importance of understanding these issues for compliance [11].

Core Points - The 2025 Third "Hainan Rural Revitalization Cup" E-commerce Live Streaming Competition was successfully held, organized by the Hainan Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs along with multiple departments [1] - The evaluation criteria for the competition included metrics such as live streaming sessions, total views, total sales, order numbers, short video counts, and total video views, leading to the selection of 10 awards and 34 winners [2] Group 1: Competition Overview - The competition featured a diverse range of awards, including categories for outstanding institutions, rural revitalization product ambassadors, charity ambassadors, and various specialized awards such as "Hainan Lychee Star Broadcaster" and "Hainan Mango Star Broadcaster" [4] - The event aims to encourage participants from different fields to leverage e-commerce as a bridge for rural revitalization, promoting local agricultural products and enhancing rural brands through live streaming and short video marketing [4] Group 2: Award Winners - A total of 34 winners were recognized across various categories, including rural revitalization product ambassadors and charity ambassadors, highlighting the contributions of individuals and organizations in promoting rural products [5][6][7] - Specific awards included the "Hainan Lychee Star Broadcaster," "Sweet Potato Gold Digger," and "Mountain Rice Rhythm Award," showcasing the focus on local specialties and community engagement [7]

Core Viewpoint - The development of the sweet potato industry in Hainan Province is significantly enhanced by technological advancements, leading to increased production, improved quality, and economic benefits for local farmers [2][4]. Group 1: Technological Advancements - The introduction of high-quality sweet potato varieties, such as "Chuan Shu" and "Gao Xi 14," has resulted in yields reaching up to 12,000 pounds per acre [2]. - Scientific methods for planting, fertilization, and pest control are being implemented, including soil testing for precise fertilization and a comprehensive pest management system [3][4]. - The use of high-temperature healing technology has extended the shelf life of sweet potatoes from one month to over six months, reducing loss rates from 15% to 10% [4]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The sweet potato industry in Hainan has achieved an annual production value of 4 billion yuan, benefiting approximately 50,000 farming households [4]. - The average annual growth rate of sweet potato production is around 10%, with a significant increase in the quality of the produce, gaining consumer recognition [3][4]. - The successful export of 152 tons of sweet potatoes to Canada demonstrates the industry's ability to penetrate international markets, contributing to local economic growth [3][4]. Group 3: Quality Assurance and Traceability - The establishment of a quality safety traceability platform using IoT and big data allows consumers to track the entire lifecycle of sweet potato products [4]. - The integration of technology throughout the planting, processing, and distribution stages reflects a modernized approach to the sweet potato industry in Hainan [4].

Core Insights - The article highlights the efforts of a village in Shandong province to strengthen its collective economy through agricultural development and community engagement [1][2]. Group 1: Agricultural Development - The village has identified two main development paths: collaborating with Shandong Agricultural Academy to establish a wheat seed testing base and developing local crops such as ginger and sweet potatoes [1]. - The introduction of ginger cultivation faced initial resistance from villagers, but with the help of agricultural experts and leading party members, many villagers eventually participated [1]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The village's collective economy has seen significant growth, with annual income surpassing 500 million yuan, benefiting over 200 individuals and increasing per capita income by over 10,000 yuan [2]. - The establishment of a cross-village party committee and a shared company has facilitated the promotion of agricultural practices and legal support, resulting in the registration of 28 contracts and 5 trademarks [2]. Group 3: Resilience and Community Engagement - Despite setbacks from a severe snowstorm that damaged greenhouses, the village leadership remained committed to recovery efforts, securing funding and support to repair the damage [1]. - The village has successfully utilized e-commerce to market its vegetables, generating an additional 300,000 yuan in annual revenue [2].