What is the relationship between urbanization and agricultural industrialization?

Urbanization, also known as urbanization, refers to the historical process that a country or region gradually changes from a traditional rural society dominated by agriculture to a modern urban society dominated by non-agricultural industries such as industry (secondary industry) and service industry (tertiary industry) with the development of social productive forces, the progress of science and technology and the adjustment of industrial structure.

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, workers and peasants, agriculture, industry and commerce, agriculture and education, and making agriculture embark on the road of self-development and self-accumulation. In essence, it refers to the process of technological transformation of traditional agriculture and promoting the progress of agricultural science and technology. This business model has promoted the transformation from traditional agriculture to modern agriculture as a whole and is an effective way to accelerate agricultural modernization.

The two have almost the same meaning and complement each other. The process of agricultural industrialization is also the process of urbanization.