Agricultural industrial structure

Agricultural industrial structure, also known as agricultural production structure, refers to the composition and proportional relationship of agricultural industrial departments and their internal components in a certain region. This is a basic problem of rational combination, development and utilization of agricultural productive forces.

Agricultural industrial structure is a multi-level concept.

1, the composition of various production departments in agriculture and their relationships, that is, the relationship between planting, animal husbandry, forestry and fishery.

2, the relationship between various agricultural products within an agricultural production department. For example, in planting, there are links among food crops, cash crops, horticultural crops and feed crops.

3. Variety structure of agricultural products. For example, cereals can be divided into rice, wheat, corn, beans and potatoes.

4. Regional distribution of agricultural production. Restricted by climate and geographical resources and environment, the agricultural production efficiency of different crops will have different performances.

A reasonable agricultural industrial structure is conducive to promoting economic development. Show in:

1, affecting the rational utilization of agricultural resources.

2. It affects whether the mutual transformation of material and energy between various production departments and production projects in agriculture can be fully exerted.

3. It affects the rational utilization of rural labor resources.

It affects whether the demand for various agricultural products can be met in proportion to the development of national economy.