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Thoughts on the Construction Strategy of IT Application in Agriculture in China

Wang Yu-jing

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China has gained achievements in IT application in agriculture in recent years.At present,there are a lot of problems that need use to get adapted to the new situation.The primary object of this paper is to discover new ways in accelerating the construction of IT application in agriculture in China through a comprehensive analysis.

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China has gained achievements in IT application in agriculture in recent years.At present,there are a lot of problems that need use to get adapted to the new situation.The primary object of this paper is to discover new ways in accelerating the construction of IT application in agriculture in China through a comprehensive analysis.

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China has gained achievements in IT application in agriculture in recent years.At present,there are a lot of problems that need use to get adapted to the new situation.The primary object of this paper is to discover new ways in accelerating the construction of IT application in agriculture in China through a comprehensive analysis.

Key concepts: China, Agriculture, Computer science, Object (grammar), Business, Environmental planning, Political science, Geography

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