Theoretical Logic,Practical Challenges and Practical Paths of New Quality Productive Forces to Enhance the Resilience of Agricultural Economy
Accelerating the development of new quality productive forces is an inevitable requirement for achieving high-quality economic and social development in China in the new era,and also a necessary choice for China to enhance agricultural resilience and accelerate the building of a strong agricultural country.New quality productive forces can empower and improve the agricultural production system,operation system and industrial system with three major elements:new workers,new labor materials and new labor objects,so as to enhance the agricultural risk resistance ability,adaptability and adjustment ability and transformation innovation ability,and effectively enhance the resilience of agriculture.New quality productive forces in agriculture still faces significant challenges in enhancing the resilience of agricultural economy,mainly manifested in the need to improve the autonomous innovation capability of agricultural science and technology,insufficient promotion and application of scientific and technological innovation achievements,inadequate supply and low quality of agricultural talent,relatively single rural industrial structure with insignificant scale effects,lagging development of new agricultural infrastructure,low agricultural production efficiency,and the need to improve fiscal policies for agriculture support and the mechanisms and systems for agricultural science and technology innovation.To enhance the resilience of agriculture with new quality productive forces,we need to take targeted measures at multiple levels,including scientific and technological innovation,personnel training,industrial system,infrastructure,and systems and mechanisms,in light of national strategic needs and national conditions and agricultural conditions.This will further solve the problems of developing new quality productive forces and enhance the resilience of agriculture.
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