An lnquiry into Cultivation of New-generation Farmers

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Dong-qing Kong and Fu-jun Liu

Asian Agricultural Research, 2012, vol. 04, issue 01

Abstract: This article expounds the necessity of the transformation from traditional farmers to modern new farmers, the building of new socialist countryside needs modern new farmers: the coordination of urban-rural integration development needs the transformation from traditional farmers to modern new farmers; the development of modern agriculture needs the transformation from traditional farmers to modern new farmers. then it analyses the characteristics and role of new-generation farmers, and presents the way to accelerate cultivation of new-generation farmers: make sound laws and regulations, to lay solid foundation for cultivation of new-generation farmers; create conditions, to provide funds guarantee for cultivation of new-generation farmers; make scientific planning, to promote regular, Systematized and Standardized training work for new-generation farmers; focus on education, to promote the overall quality of new-generation farmers; innovate upon content, to meet the needs of development of new-generation farmers; highlight focus, to intensify competitiveness training for returning-home migrant workers.

Keywords: New generation; New famers; Cultivation; Agribusiness (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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