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| 100 1 ^aZhu, Xinkai,^eauthor |
| 245 14 ^aThe future of Chinese agriculture /^cZhu Xinkai, Yu Kangkang, and others |
| 300 ^a1 online resource (170 pages) :^bcolor illustrations. |
| 490 0 ^aGale eBook |
| 490 1 ^aChinese scholars on the Chinese econom |
| 520 ^aFor twelve millennia, agriculture has been and continues to be integral to the survival of humankind. In the current era of human development, it can be described in a national sense as an industry epitomizing a country’s technology, economy, politics, and national security. In recent years, the gaps in food security and grain security have been highlighted through their adverse consequences and the resultant wider coverage by the media. China’s policy making and national strategy for development places a central focus on issues related to agriculture, rural areas, and farmers. In The Future of Chinese Agriculture, the authors conduct in-depth reviews and analyses of China’s agricultural development, regional disparities, trends of various modern agricultural agents, as well as the factors essential to the future of Chinese agriculture, such as institutional environment and development mode. ^a |
| 650 ri culture and state^zChina.1 ^a |
| 650 ri culture^xEconomic aspects^zChina. 0^a |
| 700 , Kangkang,^eauthor.2 ^a |
| 710 le (Firm)08^i |
| 776 in t version:^tFuture of Chinese agriculture.^dSingapore : Cengage Learning Asia, 2020^z9789814853415 0^a |
| 830 in ese scholars on the Chinese economy.40^u |
| 856 tp s://link.gale.com/apps/pub/A62X/GVRL?sid=gale_marc&u=thmsu^zAvailable via Gale eBooks. Click here to access ^a |