（原标题：萨拉马卡大区省长Aniel Ramautar一行莅临援苏里南农业技术合作中心考察指导） 11月17日上午，萨拉马卡大区省长Aniel Ramautar一行莅临援苏里南农业技术 合作中心考察指导，苏农牧渔业部顾问Rido Soerokarso陪同访问。 图片1.png 图片2.png Aniel Ramautar省长对援苏里南农业技术合作中心在萨拉马卡区取得的积极成果表 示赞赏，并对廪实农业团队所展现的专业素养与管理水平给予高度评价。他指出， 项目现场运行有序、管理规范，充分体现了实施团队扎实的专业能力和高度的责任 心。省长希望双方未来继续保持密切沟通与协作，共同助力萨拉马卡区农业技术水 平提升与农户增收致富，推动项目实现可持续、高质量发展。 座谈会上，项目组对省长一行的到访表示热烈欢迎，并系统汇报了第一期项目 三年多来在基础设施建设、试验示范、技术培训等方面取得的成果，全面介绍了项 目的发展路径与当前运营情况。 随后，在项目专家陪同下，考察团深入生产一线，依次参观了食用菌生产区、露天 蔬菜种植区、设施蔬菜大棚及果树种植区，实地察看了各板块的生产运营情况。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Shanxi Province is expected to experience two cold air processes from October 18 to 20 and October 25 to 26, with cumulative precipitation forecasted to reach 3 to 15 millimeters, and localized areas possibly exceeding 20 millimeters, which may impact agricultural activities [1] Weather Impact on Agriculture - The recent continuous rainy weather has led to overly wet soil conditions, affecting the autumn harvest and sowing processes across Shanxi [1] - Experts recommend that agricultural departments and producers take timely actions for grain harvesting, sowing, and frost prevention [1] - Areas that have not yet harvested should seize the opportunity between rainfalls to collect and dry mature autumn crops, while ensuring proper ventilation for storage to prevent grain sprouting and mold [1] Recommendations for Farmers - In the central and southern regions where harvesting has been completed, farmers should prepare the land and manage soil moisture to complete winter wheat sowing within the appropriate timeframe [1] - For areas that have already sown, farmers should assess damage and take necessary actions such as replanting and fertilization [1] - Precautions should be taken against frost from October 18 to 20, which could affect autumn harvests, field vegetables, and fruit trees [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of Chang'an Sand Island into a modern agricultural hub, showcasing advancements in agricultural practices and the integration of technology in farming, while also emphasizing the island's rich history and potential for future development in tourism and ecological initiatives [5][9][10]. Group 1: Agricultural Development - Over 4,600 acres of wheat were successfully harvested before the rainy season, with simultaneous efforts in drying and planting late rice [5][6]. - The island has adopted a "wheat-late rice" rotation model, addressing fragmented farmland issues and creating high-quality arable land suitable for modern agricultural production [6][9]. - The area has seen a mechanization rate of 100% in agricultural operations, with an expected average output value of over 3,000 yuan per mu, leading to an annual total output value of 20 million yuan [9][10]. Group 2: Historical Context and Transformation - Historically, the island has transitioned from traditional farming and aquaculture to modern agricultural practices, with significant developments in tree planting and fruit cultivation since the 2000s [7][9]. - The island was previously limited in development due to its designation as a primary drinking water source protection area, which has since changed to a secondary protection area, allowing for new agricultural initiatives [8][9]. - The island's geographical advantages and fertile soil have contributed to its reputation as a place of abundance, referred to as "Wufeng Island" by locals [6][7]. Group 3: Future Prospects - Plans are in place to expand into rural education, cycling tourism, and ecological camping, aiming to create an integrated industrial chain that combines agriculture, technology, and tourism [10]. - The island is positioned to become a model for future agricultural practices in Hangzhou, reflecting a commitment to sustainable and innovative farming methods [10].