Shotgunner51
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The high efficiency and high effectiveness of China's agricultural sector is due in part to corporate management of these farms, which have reduced the burden on individual farming communities. Higher yield with less barriers. Definitely something that India can emulate in the future.
Excellent complement to the subject. Instead of manufacturing which is largely driven by the private sector, China government has always put the agricultural sector above all priorities. Hence hard infrastructures like hydro engineering, power grid, roads/rails, agricultural techs/science are massively invested, and you also mention the other side, the "soft" parts that includes proprietary reform ("corporatisation"), supply chain reform, tax reform, public housing/education/healthcare.
Though India is an agricultural economy, the $356,319 million is only 8% of world's output ($4.407256 trillion), hence the malnourishment rate is still staggering. Drastic growth and re-engineering still needed.
The infrastructure is basically in-shape and continue to improve. The challenge is to keep up with mechanization and agricultutal-science developments in countries like US (corn/cotton/poultry), Japan/Taiwan (rice/fruit/fishing), Australia, Thailand/Indonesia (rice) & Brazil.
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