The State Administration of Grain and Material Reserve announced yesterday that autumn grain purchases are entering peak season. The progress has exceeded 200 million tons, an increase of 32 million tons over the previous year, setting a new high for the same period in recent years. Although many places are currently cold and freezing, farmers don't need to worry too much about selling food. Food purchases in some regions have already entered the “age of algorithms.” Suihua, Heilongjiang recently experienced cooling and snowfall. The reporter saw in the factory area of the Grain Industrial Park that a truck loaded with corn was entering in an orderly manner, and the grain depot service team guaranteed all aspects of security, sampling, weighing, unloading, and warehousing to ensure efficient and continuous procurement. At the same time, digital technology is making “selling food on a snowy day” worry-free and effortless. At COFCO's Sanjiang Depot, large grain farmers can reserve grain sales times and storage locations in advance through the “Huisannong” app, greatly reducing on-site queuing and waiting times. Wang Gongyi, director of the General Department of COFCO Heilongjiang Branch, said that through the “wall chart operation” visualization system, overall scheduling is carried out to visually and dynamically control information such as storage and storage points, so as to achieve everything from distributed management of resources to accurate allocation. Up to now, the Heilongjiang branch of COFCO Group has launched 83 warehouses to buy rice with the lowest purchase price, with a maximum daily purchase volume of about 140,000 tons.

The State Administration of Grain and Material Reserve announced yesterday that autumn grain purchases are entering peak season. The progress has exceeded 200 million tons, an increase of 32 million tons over the previous year, setting a new high for the same period in recent years. Although many places are currently cold and freezing, farmers don't need to worry too much about selling food. Food purchases in some regions have already entered the “age of algorithms.” Suihua, Heilongjiang recently experienced cooling and snowfall. The reporter saw in the factory area of the Grain Industrial Park that a truck loaded with corn was entering in an orderly manner, and the grain depot service team guaranteed all aspects of security, sampling, weighing, unloading, and warehousing to ensure efficient and continuous procurement. At the same time, digital technology is making “selling food on a snowy day” worry-free and effortless. At COFCO's Sanjiang Depot, large grain farmers can reserve grain sales times and storage locations in advance through the “Huisannong” app, greatly reducing on-site queuing and waiting times. Wang Gongyi, director of the General Department of COFCO Heilongjiang Branch, said that through the “wall chart operation” visualization system, overall scheduling is carried out to visually and dynamically control information such as storage and storage points, so as to achieve everything from distributed management of resources to accurate allocation. Up to now, the Heilongjiang branch of COFCO Group has launched 83 warehouses to buy rice with the lowest purchase price, with a maximum daily purchase volume of about 140,000 tons.