1. From Antiquity to Revolution to Reform
Chapter 9
Agriculture:
From Antiquity to Revolution to Reform
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2. Geographical Distribution of Major Food Crops in China
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4. Changes in Irrigated Crop Area for China: 1978–2013
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7. Fisheries and Aquaculture in China: 1978–2013
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8. Rural Per Capita Incomes by Province in China: 2014
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9. CAD-funded program in northern Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region in Northwest China that provides funds to line irrigation ditches with concrete to conserve irrigation water (2010).
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10. Loessal Terrain in Shanxi Province during a dust storm
Loessal Terrain in Shanxi Province during a dust storm. With rainfall limited to 400–700 mm. per year, erosion by wind and water is prevalent (1991)
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11. The Grand Canal in Jiangsu Province depicting factories and farmland in close proximity. A lack of agricultural zoning throughout China has introduced many industrial pollutants into the food chain.
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