Core Viewpoint - The provincial agricultural department has conducted quality inspections on mulberry silkworm seeds to enhance management and ensure the safety of seed quality, with positive results indicating an improvement in seed quality standards [1] Group 1: Inspection Results - The average healthy pupa rate is reported at 98.2% [1] - The mother seed inspection pass rate stands at 84.5%, which is an increase of 4.1 percentage points compared to the previous year [1] - A total of 32 samples of mulberry silkworm seeds were tested, with 100 seeds randomly selected from each sample [1] Group 2: Future Measures - The province plans to standardize license management and intensify checks on illegal activities related to seed production [1] - There will be increased scrutiny on the quality of mulberry silkworm seeds purchased from other provinces [1] - The focus will be on enhancing production process management, including standardized breeding locations, scales, and procedures [1] Group 3: Technological Support - The initiative includes strengthening the infrastructure for seed production, providing technical training and guidance, and protecting the ecological environment of mulberry gardens [1] - The aim is to solidify the foundation for industry development and improve the overall quality of mulberry silkworm seeds [1]