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  1. CAS is supporting agricultural development in Liaoning, Heilongjiang, and Jilin, led by Jiang Ming and the Northeast Institute of Geography and Agroecology.
  2. Heilongjiang adopts advanced agricultural technology for production.

Heilongjiang expects record harvest using advanced agricultural technology

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Deputy governor Cong Li discussed agricultural management in Heilongjiang. The province, known as China's breadbasket, is utilizing modern, unmanned technology on large commercial farms, such as those owned by Beidahuang Group. Cong Li expects a record harvest this year due to the farmers' embrace of innovation.

From csmonitor.com

Why it matters

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Agriculture is a strategic priority for China given its vast population and limited arable land. Heilongjiang provides one in nine bowls of grain for the country. The use of advanced technology aims to achieve self-sufficiency and boost national food security.

Heilongjiang is adopting advanced agricultural technology for production, and CAS is supporting agricultural development in the region.

From csmonitor.com

Who's involved

  • HeilongjiangProvince of China where the harvest is taking place
  • Cong LiDeputy governor involved in agricultural management
  • Liu JianguoManager at a large commercial farm in the province

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  • HeilongjiangSpeculative

    The record harvest and strategic designation might boost agricultural output and national security.

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