The difference between agricultural industrialization and agricultural industrialization management

China's agricultural industrialization management, which originated in the early 1990s, is a unique name of China, and is the abbreviation of "integration of agriculture, industry and commerce, integrated production, supply and marketing". Agricultural industrialization management is market-oriented, based on farmers' management, relying on "leading" organizations, taking economic benefits as the center and serialization services as the means. Through the integrated management of seed, reproduction, production, supply, marketing, agriculture, industry and commerce, the pre-production, mid-production and post-production links of agricultural reproduction process are connected into a complete industrial system, which is an organizational form to guide the scattered small-scale production of farmers to socialized large-scale production, and is an economic benefit voluntarily formed by many participants.

Agricultural industrialization is market-oriented, centering on economic benefits, focusing on leading industries and products, optimizing the combination of various production factors, implementing regional layout, specialized production, large-scale construction, serial processing, socialized service and enterprise management, forming an integrated management system of planting, breeding, processing, production, supply and marketing, trade, industry, agriculture and education, and making agriculture embark on self-development, self-accumulation and self-restraint.