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Comparative Research on Sino-US Agricultural Innovation Model in Science and Technology

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  • Zhu, Chunjiang
  • Singh, Surendra P.
  • Comer, Sammy L.

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This research was conducted to provide a comparative analysis of China’s and US’s agricultural innovation in science and technology and offer some guidance on the construction of agricultural innovation system in science and technology in China. The countermeasures are proposed with a hope to shorten China’s and US’s gap of agricultural innovation in science and technology by analyzing agricultural innovation model features in science and technology of the United States. The advantages of United States model of agricultural innovation in science and technology include sound legal framework safeguard, complete scientific and technological innovation system, high quality and talented personnel, sufficient technical development and extension funding, and extensive applications of modern agricultural high-tech. There is a gap in agricultural innovation between China and the United States. Agriculture innovation in science and technology in China should improve in several aspects such as agricultural legislation, construction of sound agricultural innovation system in science and technology, building first-class agricultural innovation and extension teams, establishing diversified channels for investment, and improving the applications of high technology in agriculture.

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  • Zhu, Chunjiang & Singh, Surendra P. & Comer, Sammy L., 2013. "Comparative Research on Sino-US Agricultural Innovation Model in Science and Technology," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 5(05), pages 1-6, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:151696
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.151696
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