China’s autumn grain production is on track for steady growth this year, with officials reporting crop conditions at 'normal levels' despite droughts and floods in key regions. Autumn harvests make up a whopping 75% of the country’s annual grain output—making this season crucial for food security. 🚜
Tech Meets Farming
Han Jun, Party chief of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, emphasized deploying 'precise relief measures' to protect harvests. Thousands of technicians have been dispatched to farmlands to assist growers, blending traditional farming with modern tech like high-standard farmland projects. 💻🌱
Record-Breaking Momentum
China’s summer grain output already hit a record 149.78 million tonnes this year, and annual production has stayed above 650 million tonnes since 2015. With climate-resilient strategies and innovation at the forefront, the push for food self-reliance continues to shape policies. 📊
