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Jianning County reports high mechanization rates for hybrid rice seed processing.

Jianning County in Fujian reports a high mechanization rate for hybrid rice seed processing, with a large network of static grain dryers and multi-functional centers. The county’s seed processing achieves more than 95% mechanical drying, supporting thousands of hectares and hundreds of farmers, and attracting processing from neighboring regions. By 2025, Jianning’s hybrid rice seed area and output are 161,000 mu and 37.8 million kg respectively.

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Jianning County reports high mechanization rates for hybrid rice seed processing.
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  1. 01China's Jianning County demonstrates mechanized seed processing for hybrid rice with 338 static dryers and 12 drying centers; full-service center supports tobacco curing rooms and other functions.
  2. 02As of last year, more than 3,300 dense tobacco-curing houses were renovated; the county’s seed drying rate exceeds 95%.
  3. 03The seed processing center houses 40+ batch-style static grain dryers and can process over 100,000 kg per cycle when fully loaded.
  4. 04Service coverage spans over 5,000 mu and reaches nearby towns and counties, benefiting nearly 300 households with increased income.
  5. 05Peak processing periods are July (early-season hybrid rice), September (mid-season), and October (post-tobacco seed processing); the operation attracts farmers from Jiangxi and other provinces.

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