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SWOT Analysis on the Development of Modern Ecological Landscape Agriculture: A Case Study of Baiquan Ecological Park

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  • XU, Haoyue
  • GUO, Donghai
  • LU, Junhai
  • NIU, Xiting

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With Baiquan Ecological Park in Yi County as the case, the basic conditions are analyzed from the aspects of area, population, natural resources, socio-economic and industrial development. SWOT analysis of the development of modern ecological landscape agriculture is carried out. It is pointed out that for developing modern ecological landscape agriculture in Western Qing Tombs region, it is necessary to give priority to protecting the ecological environment, highlight the characteristics and style of modern agriculture, consider the existing landscape elements, and comprehensively develop the integrated pattern of ecology, landscape and modern agriculture.

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  • XU, Haoyue & GUO, Donghai & LU, Junhai & NIU, Xiting, 2016. "SWOT Analysis on the Development of Modern Ecological Landscape Agriculture: A Case Study of Baiquan Ecological Park," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 8(08), pages 1-4, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:246993
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.246993
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