Foreign media reporters visit Heilongjiang: Feel the achievements of China’s smart agriculture
A multi-national media delegation visited Jiamusi to observe the Rice Science and Technology Demonstration Park and agricultural machinery manufacturing
Quick Look
Journalists from many countries recently visited Heilongjiang, a major grain-producing province in China, to inspect the Jiamusi Fujin City Ten Thousand Mu Rice Science and Technology Demonstration Park and agricultural machinery manufacturing enterprises, observe unmanned harvesters and smart agricultural technology, and experience the mechanization, intelligence and digital development achievements of China's modern agriculture.
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Why It Matters
Heilongjiang is the largest grain-producing province in China and has the Sanjiang Plain, one of the three largest black soil belts in the world. Fujin City’s Ten Thousand Mu Rice Science and Technology Demonstration Park is a representative project for the local area to realize full-scale mechanization and intelligent agricultural operations.
China News Service, Jiamusi, Heilongjiang, September 29 (Reporter Wang Nina) "You can't see the rice fields at a glance, and there are no people in sight. Only driverless harvesters are harvesting rice automatically. It's very shocking." Singapore's Straits Times reporter You Runtian said on the 29th when he visited the Ten Thousand Mu Rice Technology Demonstration Park in Fujin City, Jiamusi, Heilongjiang.
Journalists from the United States, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Cuba, Singapore, Vietnam and other countries have followed the "Foreign Media Sees China" series of themed interview activities in recent days and visited Heilongjiang, China's largest grain-producing province. They visited Fujin Ten Thousand Mu Rice Science and Technology Demonstration Park, Beidahuang Intelligent Agriculture and Agricultural Machinery Center and other institutions and enterprises in Harbin, Jiamusi and other places to observe grain deep processing, agricultural machinery manufacturing, cold rice cultivation and intelligent agriculture, and experience the achievements of black soil intelligent agriculture.
On the 29th, the media group came to Fujin City’s Ten Thousand Mu Rice Science and Technology Demonstration Park, which is located in China’s Sanjiang Plain, one of the three largest black soil belts in the world. Three unmanned harvesters harvest rice in the rice fields. The rice grains are put into warehouses, and the rice stalks are crushed and thrown back to the fields. The modern agricultural machinery cooperative for paddy fields in this demonstration park breaks out of the traditional "small farmer" model and realizes full mechanization, intensification, intelligence, and digital operations.
"When I was a child, I read the ancient Chinese poem 'Who knows that every grain of rice on the plate is hard work'. Along the way, I saw the scene of intelligent agriculture in China." You Runtian sighed.
At the Jiamusi Jichi Tractor Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Diez, a reporter from the Cuban Latin American News Agency, climbed into the cab of a 3-meter-high high-power tractor and took many videos. "I want to bring these videos back to Cuba." She said that many farmers in Cuba still use livestock for farming, and the introduction of advanced agricultural machinery requires supporting conditions and farmers with professional knowledge. She looks forward to more cooperation between the two countries in related fields in the future.
Open Questions
- Details of the specific cooperation agreement between China and Cuba in the field of agricultural machinery.
