8月4日，在山东省东营市广饶县李鹊镇小张村的高标准农田里，农民正在将收获的春玉米装车。 8月4日，在山东省东营市广饶县李鹊镇小张村的高标准农田里，农民驾驶联合收割机正在收割套种的春玉米。 8月4日，在山东省东营市广饶县李鹊镇小张村的高标准农田里，农民正在将收获的春玉米装车。 8月4日，在山东省东营市广饶县李鹊镇小张村的高标准农田里，农民驾驶联合收割机正在收割套种的春玉米。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming week will see increased rainfall in northern and southern Xinjiang, which may negatively impact agricultural production due to severe weather conditions such as hail and short-term heavy rainfall [1][2]. Agricultural Crop Development - Spring wheat in the cold regions is currently in the grain-filling stage, while most spring wheat in the plains has been harvested. Spring corn across most of Xinjiang is in the grain-filling and milky stages. Summer corn in southern Xinjiang is at the jointing stage, and cotton is in the flowering and boll stage, with some sites experiencing boll splitting. Grapes in Turpan are at the harvesting stage, while other specialty fruits like jujubes and pears are in the fruit swelling stage [1]. Precipitation Weather Process and Impact Forecast - From July 30 to August 2, areas such as the Ili River Valley, southern regions of Bortala and Tacheng, and several mountainous areas are expected to experience heavy rainfall, with cumulative precipitation of 40 to 70 millimeters. From August 3 to 5, additional heavy rainfall is anticipated in the Ili River Valley and northern Tacheng, with cumulative precipitation of 30 to 50 millimeters. These weather events may alleviate the impact of previous high temperatures on crops but could also pose risks due to severe weather conditions [2]. Agricultural Production Recommendations - For mature spring wheat in northern Xinjiang, it is advised to avoid exposure to adverse weather conditions. Farmers in the Ili River Valley, Bortala, and northern Tacheng should prepare for severe weather events to mitigate impacts on grain, cotton, and fruit production [3]. - Pastoral areas should closely monitor weather information and adjust livestock management activities accordingly to prevent risks from local flash floods and geological disasters [4].

Core Viewpoint - The government has set a target of approximately 1.4 trillion jin (about 700 million tons) for grain production this year, emphasizing the importance of spring management and sowing to ensure a successful summer harvest [1][2]. Group 1: Grain Production Outlook - The current state of grain and oilseed production is promising, with stable winter wheat acreage and a good growth condition for winter oilseed rape, which has seen an increase in area for seven consecutive years [1][3]. - The spring sowing progress is ahead of last year, with nearly 20% of the national spring grain sowing completed as of mid-April, including over 70% for early rice and over 60% for middle rice [2][3]. Group 2: Support Measures and Strategies - The government continues to enhance support for grain production by raising minimum purchase prices for wheat and early indica rice, stabilizing subsidies for corn and soybeans, and implementing comprehensive cost insurance for rice, wheat, and corn [3][4]. - A focus on improving grain yield through the "Four Good" strategy (good land, good seeds, good machinery, and good methods) aims to achieve breakthroughs in large-scale yield increases [4]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - Domestic grain prices have stabilized and begun to rise since February, with stable prices for staple grains like rice and wheat, while corn and soybean prices have increased [4][5]. - The recovery in the grain market is attributed to effective regulatory measures, improved demand due to consumption policies, and a positive outlook among trade and processing enterprises [5].