Chinese experiences and lessons learnt in agricultural development since 1949

Abstract

The Chinese agricultural development has made remarkable achievements, especially in recent four decades, while as several issues also emerged at the same time. This paper uses a historical view to find out the facts that exist in the agricultural development experiences in China since the People's Republic of China founded in 1949, both achievements and major issues. In this paper, the Chinese development experiences have been divided into three phases in accordance with the developmental characteristics in each stage, and then to search for the main achievements in the past decades and problems that need to solve currently.

Factors that Affect Farmland Conversion in China and Indonesia

“…Besides, China is one of the countries suffering from the most severe soil and water loss in the world (Zhen, 2004). Ecosystem degradation obviously and makes environmental conservation agriculture tasks more difficult (Herman et al, 2017). Incentives not only refer to tax but also the infrastructure, include more develop the agricultural irrigation, because farmland facing soil and water loss.…”