Agricultural Volume - Research on Agricultural Development Strategies in Northeast China

Author: Chief Editor Shi Yulin
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is part of the research series "Several Strategic Issues Concerning Water and Soil Resource Allocation, Ecological and Environmental Protection, and Sustainable Development in Northeast China: Volume on Agriculture." The book systematically analyzes the current status and problems of agricultural development in Northeast China, proposing that accelerating agricultural restructuring, enhancing agricultural comprehensive production capacity, and establishing long-term mechanisms for grain output increase and farmer income growth are effective ways to address issues and conflicts. It argues that the direction of agricultural restructuring is to shift from a predominantly agricultural focus to a balanced integration of agriculture and animal husbandry, with coordinated development. The key to this adjustment lies in vigorously developing livestock farming and high-quality rice production. Additionally, four major projects are emphasized: comprehensive governance of the Sanjiang Plain, black soil belt protection, rice cultivation to improve saline-alkali land, and mulberry planting and silkworm farming in sandy areas. This book provides valuable references for decision-making by governments at all levels and is also suitable for use by relevant researchers, university professionals, and students in related fields.