Big Data Platform for Agriculture and Rural Affairs to Be Launched
Solving the Hard Problem of Mismatch Between the Supply Structure and Demand Structure of Agricultural and Livestock Products
Who is planting? What is being planted? Who is raising livestock? What is being raised? ... In the future, using the ** agricultural big data platform, farmers will be able to adjust their planting and breeding plans on their own, automatically adjust the industrial structure, stabilize product prices, and gradually achieve a leap from quantity to quality, thereby increasing farmers' incomes and safeguarding consumers' rights and interests.
On June 20, the Autonomous Region Investment Promotion and Development Bureau and Zhongrong Guotou Smart City Construction Co., Ltd. signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement for the National Agricultural Big Data Application and Operations ** Sub-center project, and will build an "Agriculture and Rural Affairs Big Data Sub-center" in **.
By then, ** farmers will all be able to use the center to analyze and compare big data before deciding what to plant or raise and how much to plant or raise.
According to reports, in recent years, ** has focused on developing characteristic agriculture and livestock farming to boost farmers' incomes, but the industrial structure cannot be adjusted in real time, and structural surpluses keep emerging. Producers face growing market risks and unstable returns, and there are problems such as the difficulty of matching the supply structure with the demand structure, as well as farmers' one-sided pursuit of output, which has caused a continuous decline in the quality of agricultural products.
The Agriculture and Rural Affairs Big Data Sub-center includes multiple systems, such as an agricultural product production and sales system, an output distribution information system, a supply and demand publication information system, and a big data service system for crop rotation plans. It will provide effective support for every link in the industrial chain in **, including the management and control of agricultural and livestock production inputs, the management and control of production stages, and the testing of agricultural products.
Once the system is put into operation, it will also promote production-sales matching, bring agricultural products from producing areas into communities and city residents into vegetable fields, shorten the circulation radius, reduce intermediate links, guide purchasing, drive the development of leisure agriculture, stimulate local vegetable producers' enthusiasm for planting, meet consumers' demand for buying local high-quality vegetables, and achieve localized supply.