What role will agriculture play in the future, and what will agriculture look like in the future?

Agriculture is a production activity with a long history, and it is now divided into agriculture, industry, and services.

The main components of agriculture are, planting, animal husbandry, fishery, forestry, horticulture, etc., so people can not be separated from agriculture, because people want to eat, people can not survive by charging for the time being, nor can they survive by sunlight, the future is not known!

Then the role of agriculture in recent decades is still the present, but the technology and technology of agriculture will become more and more advanced and intelligent, modern and more high-tech.

In the future, agriculture will still play the following roles:

Provide food such as grains, vegetables, fruits, fish, meat, milk, etc.

Provide raw materials, such as cotton, supply and textile mills, cane sugar part to the production of biofuel factories, and like wood can provide a lot of places, such as furniture factories, wood panel factories, can also be provided to the construction industry as building materials, ecological environment improvement, mainly planting, such as wind and sand fixation, afforestation, street greening, community greening, etc., and even urban greening, leisure industry, including tourism industry, tourism industry, such as Hunan, Jiangxi, Sichuan rape flower sightseeing tourism, leisure fishing grounds, Recreational hunting grounds and much more.

Popular science knowledge is mainly used for the learning and understanding of urban children, and the provision of medicinal raw materials, including many raw materials for beverages, such as Wanglaoji, Jia Duobao, etc., can also provide pharmaceutical raw materials, such as ginseng and Tian.

VII.III. Seventh, gastrodia and so on.

The base of genetic improvement, and the experimental base, because many genetic improvements need to be practiced, such as antibiotics.

With the improvement of living standards, the population is growing. How agriculture can provide abundant and high-quality products is an urgent problem to be solved.

You say, agriculture is the foundation of a nation.

: In the future, the number of people directly engaged in agricultural activities will be greatly reduced. However, from the perspective of the agribusiness industry, the number of employees in other downstream industries of agriculture will be very large.

The agribusiness industry covers almost all industries related to the production and manufacturing of agricultural products, such as fishery, forestry, fiber products manufacturing, food production and processing, wholesale and retail, textiles, home appliance manufacturing, etc. In addition, other industries related to consumer goods are also included in this large integrated industrial cluster, such as silverware, cooking utensils, fertilizers and other agrochemicals, furniture, carpets made from natural fibers, upholstery, winemaking, tobacco products, water and energy for cooking, garbage** and recycling.

In the United States, agribusiness generates about 30.35 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP). The share of the nation's labor force employed in agriculture has fallen from 90 percent during the colonial era to 2 3 percent today, but despite this, U.S. agricultural output still far exceeds domestic demand. In 1999, 20 percent of the total U.S. agricultural products were sold abroad.

In 2001, U.S. exports of agricultural products totaled $55 billion. Most of its agricultural products are exported to foreign markets, with corn and soybeans accounting for 50% of the world's total exports. It is estimated that in 2010, only 1 of the U.S. workforce will be directly engaged in agricultural activities, and 50 to 60 percent of the agricultural products they produce will be sold abroad.

The number of people directly engaged in agricultural activities is decreasing, but the number of people employed in the agribusiness industry continues to rise.

In 1960, there were 63 million people directly engaged in agricultural activities in the United States, far more than the total number of people employed in all downstream industries. With the rapid growth of the food and service industry, in 1980, the number of people employed in food retail exceeded that of food manufacturing for the first time. During the same period, the number of people employed in the food services sector (including leisure, hospitality, entertainment and related industries) was 4.5 million, more than the combined number of people employed in the food manufacturing and retail sectors (3.8 million).

This trend was even more pronounced in 2001, with 8.1 million people working in the catering industry, 1.8 million directly in agricultural activities, 1.5 million in food manufacturing and 3 million in grocery retail and wholesale.

The future of agriculture is a big cake, do you understand this sentence? It is better for you to have money to invest in agriculture, and the future of agriculture will be commoditized, and if you grasp the opportunity, you will be the biggest winner.