Which is the most advanced agricultural country in the world?

Is Sudan a typical agrarian country?

The Republic of Sudan is located in the northeast of the African continent, bordered by Egypt to the north, Libya to the northwest, Chad and Central Africa to the west, Zaire, Uganda and Kenya to the south, Ethiopia to the east, the Red Sea to the northeast, and the Nile River running through the middle. With an area of 10,000 square kilometers, it is the largest country in Africa; It had a population of 18.9 million in 1981; The capital, Khartoum, has a population of 1.21 million. Sudan has a vast area, relatively flat terrain, and a hot climate, and has abundant land resources as well as good water and heat conditions, and the natural conditions for developing agricultural production are relatively superior.

However, for various reasons, Sudan has long been a very backward agrarian country, as it was during its colonial period, and is still very poor and one of the least developed countries in the world.

Sudan is a typical agrarian country, and agriculture is the backbone of its economy. 80% of the population is agricultural; Agricultural output accounts for 39 percent of GDP, while industry and mining account for only 12 percent; Agricultural products are the most important exports, accounting for 90% of total foreign exchange earnings. However, agricultural production in Sudan is still relatively backward, with less than one-tenth of the arable land area and less than a quarter of the cultivated land area under irrigation and mechanized cultivation.

Before independence, Sudan was a cotton monoculturer, and although it has changed since independence, cotton is still the most important export. Sudan is the world's second largest producer of long-staple cotton after Egypt, with an annual output of more than 200,000 tons of lint, of which long-staple cotton accounts for three-quarters; The country is also an important cotton exporter in the world, ranking fifth in the world in terms of exports, accounting for about two-thirds of the country's total merchandise exports. Other cash crops are also more important, such as peanut production is second to the United States, ranking second in the world, and sesame production is the first in the world.

These agricultural products are also important exports. In addition, Sudan also exports a certain amount of sorghum and so on every year. Forests are also an important resource in Sudan, with a forest coverage of 37 and many valuable tree species, but they have not yet been developed in large quantities.

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4. 50,000 tons, accounting for 80% of the world's total output, is one of the country's important export commodities. The livestock industry accounts for about one-tenth of the gross national product, and there are more than 50 million head of cattle, sheep, camels and other livestock, ranking second in Africa after Ethiopia, and livestock products are also an important export commodity of the country.

No acid, there is no doubt that it is the United States, but China can also rank in the top ten, the United States agriculture is highly developed, mechanized equipment is the first in the world, because the United States is not only agriculture, industry is also the world's first, but in the top ten of the world's agriculture, China should be the only socialist country.

<> the world's largest agricultural countries today are usually based on the ratio of agricultural input to output.

According to this criterion, the agricultural powers in the world today are:

1. The United States. Modern agricultural countries mainly produce grain: soybeans, corn, wheat, etc.;

2. Brazil. It mainly produces tropical fruits, and animal husbandry is mainly exported with beef;

3. Denmark. Pigs and pork are sold to the world;

4. Australia, the world calls mutton the country that rides on the back of a sheep;

5. Israel.

The production of vegetables is world-famous;

6. France. It produces wheat, vegetables and fruits, etc., and the world calls it the farm of Europe;

7. Spain. The production of vegetables, known as the "European kitchen;

Germany has a well-developed agriculture and a high degree of mechanization.

France is the largest agricultural producer in the European Union and the world's leading exporter of agricultural and agri-food products.

The Netherlands is highly agriculturally intensive, with agricultural output accounting for about about GDP and 10,000 employees, ranking second largest exporter of agricultural products in the world all year round.

Italy's total basic agricultural output value exceeds 30 billion euros (excluding food processing, logistics and sales and other related industries), ranking third in Europe after Germany and France, accounting for about 2% of GDP.

Not necessarily.

If we look at grain production, the United States ranks first in the world in terms of grain production and exports, then China is not the largest agricultural country. If you look at the definition of an agrarian country, the United States is not, and neither is China. In this sense, India is the world's largest agricultural country.

China is the world's largest agricultural country, and with the all-round contact of the global economy and information technology, the domestic agricultural product market will inevitably gradually integrate into the large market environment of globalization and integration.

1. The United StatesThe United States is one of the important agricultural countries in the world. Chain State U.S. farms produce $90 billion worth of agricultural produce each year. Farmers in the United States produce half of the world's corn, two-tenths of oats, chicken, pork, cotton, tobacco and wheat.

In 1850, almost three-fifths of the working population in the United States was farming.

2. In terms of acreage or economic benefits, corn is the most important crop in the United States. Other important crops are wheat, soybeans, tobacco, cotton, sugar beets, peanuts, sugar cane, oranges, barley, apples, grapes, and many others.

3. More than a quarter of the United States is pastures and grasslands. Some 10,600,000 acres of communally owned land in the 11 western states are divided into pasture areas that can be used by private ranchers with permission from the Ministry of the Interior. Dairy and beef cattle are the most important livestock on American farms.

Farms in the Midwest and the Great Hilly Areas in the West are the places where beef cattle are raised the most; The U.S. dairy belt stretches from the southern United States, from New England to Minnesota. Most of the pigs are raised in the Midwestern Corn Belt.

The large agricultural countries in the world today are usually calculated according to the agricultural input-output ratio

1. The United States. The main production of grain is soybeans, corn, wheat, etc.;

2. Brazil. It mainly produces tropical fruits, and animal husbandry is mainly exported with beef;

3. Denmark. Pigs and pork are sold to the world;

4. Australia, the world calls mutton the country that rides on the back of a sheep;

5. Israel. The production of vegetables is world-famous;

6. France. It produces wheat, vegetables and fruits, etc., and the world calls it the farm of Europe;

7. Spain. The production of vegetables, known as the "European kitchen;

After entering the 21 st century, the most advanced country in agriculture is Japan, followed by Germany and the United States, and then Britain, France, the Netherlands, Canada and Australia, and South Korea's agriculture is also relatively developed. The chemical fertilizers, growth promoters, pesticides and low-quality and high-yield seeds that we use in large quantities are produced by the adaptation of large-scale mechanization in developed countries, and are later replaced by more advanced and healthy technologies because of the reduction of agricultural product quality, the destruction of land ecology and the harm to the ecological system, especially the human body. And we use artisanal agriculture and household contract semi-mechanical agriculture to use high-yielding and harmful growth promoters, pesticides, and low-quality and high-yield seeds that are prohibited from developed countries!

Our cottage farming is one of the most backward in the world and not as advanced as Indian agriculture. Therefore, we must reform the mechanism of household contract farming!

United StatesThe United States is one of the important agricultural countries in the world. U.S. farms produce $90 billion worth of agricultural products each year. Farmers in the United States produce 50 percent of the world's corn, 20 percent of oats, and 15 percent of chicken, pork, cotton, tobacco and wheat.

In 1850, almost three-fifths of the working population in the United States was farming. Today, only 5 per cent (about 4.25 million) of the population is still farming. The vast majority of domestic livestock, food crops and industrial crops are produced by them, and they are also exported.

Why is it said that developed countries have better agricultural development? The world's most advanced tractors are basically used.

China is not ranked among the top 30 in the world, and it cannot even enter the world's top 30.