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Research on the current situation and countermeasures for the development of rural agricultural industries in Quzhou City
- 1 Quzhou City Agricultural and Rural Affairs Bureau, Quzhou, China
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Abstract
This study is based on the "3+X" characteristic industry development practices in Quzhou City, and systematically analyzes the current situation and issues in rural agricultural industry development. Through measures such as constructing a full industrial chain development system, implementing a digital empowerment project, and innovating industry integration models, this study summarizes a characteristic development path led by the three major industries of pomelo, camellia, and tea. The research reveals existing bottlenecks such as insufficient industrial scale benefits, inadequate integration depth, and limited market expansion. Targeted countermeasures and suggestions are proposed, including strengthening factor guarantees, deepening industrial integration, and improving talent cultivation, which provide practical reference for rural characteristic industry development in similar regions.
Keywords
rural revitalization, local specialties, full industrial chain
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Yan,X. (2025). Research on the current situation and countermeasures for the development of rural agricultural industries in Quzhou City. Journal of Applied Economics and Policy Studies,18(3),71-75.
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