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Survey and Analysis of Farmers Science and Technology Education Training

Jian Han-mei

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The key to building new countries is how to raise farmers'income,which is based on the quality of farmers.And the improving of farmers' quality lies in their science and technology education.The research team takes farmers' science and technology education as the object and manages to offer some constructuive suggestions based on the survey.

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The key to building new countries is how to raise farmers'income,which is based on the quality of farmers.And the improving of farmers' quality lies in their science and technology education.The research team takes farmers' science and technology education as the object and manages to offer some constructuive suggestions based on the survey.

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The key to building new countries is how to raise farmers'income,which is based on the quality of farmers.And the improving of farmers' quality lies in their science and technology education.The research team takes farmers' science and technology education as the object and manages to offer some constructuive suggestions based on the survey.

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Quality (philosophy), Key (lock), Science education, Business, Marketing, Economic growth, Sociology

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