Two Sessions: Seeds, Breeding Animals is Chinese Agriculture’s Key Bottleneck

Two Sessions: Seeds, Breeding Animals is Chinese Agriculture’s Key Bottleneck
A farmer harvests a crop in the village of Gangzhong in China's eastern Zhejiang province, on Nov. 19, 2013. Peter Parks/AFP/Getty Images
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Chinese top politicians are facing a tough bottleneck issue, how to develop China’s stock of seeds and breeding animals, at the two sessions—the Chinese Communist Party’s most important annual political conference from March 4 to 11.

“China faces a similar dilemma in the seeds and breeding animals industries as it does with semiconductor chips,” China News Weekly reported on March 9.
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Nicole Hao
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Nicole Hao is a Washington-based reporter focused on China-related topics. Before joining the Epoch Media Group in July 2009, she worked as a global product manager for a railway business in Paris, France.
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