The future trend of China's agriculture

    What is the future trend of China's agriculture? The answer is that China's agriculture will enter a period of rapid and accelerated transformation. Why is the transformation happening, what is the situation in China, what path will it take, what investment opportunities will it bring in the future, and what impact will it have on the industry?

    First, let's take a look at the situation in China. At present, China's urbanization rate has exceeded 50%, the rural employment population is declining year by year, and the urbanization rate is also increasing.

Let’s first look at the increase in the cost per mu of agriculture in my country, and the increase in the cost of green vegetables and the overall trend of land.

In addition, the price of residential industrial and commercial tourism land is also increasing, and the increase in land cost is also an increase in agricultural cost in a sense.

Finally, look at the policy level and the system level. In the future, the land transfer of vegetable greenhouses may be a geographical direction, and the land price negotiation brought by the transfer will become the norm.

    Second, structural changes. The increase in per capita income will bring about an increase in the demand for agricultural products, which will have some impact on the overall demand.

    3. Policy support. For so many years in a row, the government's No. 1 document has supported agricultural development.

Therefore, policy support is also promoting the transformation of the entire agricultural industry, and the government's subsidies are gradually increasing. Those who are engaged in the operation of agricultural enterprises can feel that the government's support for agriculture is increasing.

    What are the five future development trends of China's modern agriculture?

    Big Trend #1: Scale. In the past, China's agriculture was a small-scale peasant economy, with relatively small production scale and low efficiency. Now the trend of scale is very obvious. The comparison between China and the United States is more obvious, indicating that there is still a big gap between China and the developed countries in the world in terms of agricultural scale.

The second big trend: high prices. The future trend of agricultural prices is definitely high, the prices of agricultural products will continue to rise in the future, and the per capita land area factor determines that the continuous price increase of vegetables and agricultural products is inevitable.

    The third big trend: brands. Provide safe food through brands. What is safe and what race? How is it processed? Brand management will be the trend in the future. If big companies don't want to do this, there may be problems. Therefore, there will be more opportunities for branded agriculture in the future.

   The fourth major trend: bio-agriculture. Japan basically does not need chemical fertilizers, and there are some strict requirements every year. Europe is more demanding, the United States is large-scale agriculture, and biotechnology in Japan and Europe is very demanding in terms of fertilizers and agriculture. Food safety includes the guarantee of vegetables and grains, and the application of biotechnology will increase.

    Fifth trend: equipment. Israel's land resources are very scarce, and the overall crop growth environment on the land is relatively poor. If you want to do well, you can rely on production efficiency and equipment. Large-scale agricultural production in the United States also relies on equipment. In some areas, low-level and small-scale small agricultural machinery is still used. Therefore, equipment agriculture will have a relatively large prospect in the future, which is an inevitable development trend in modern agriculture.