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Agriculture and Dairy Production Systems in China: An Overview and Case Studies

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  • Wattiaux, Michel A.
  • Frank, Gary G.
  • Powell, J. Mark
  • Wu, Zhinguo
  • Guo, Yuyuan

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The Chinese dairy industry is growing rapidly. Since 1980, the rate of increase in dairy cattle in China's dairy industry (+210,000 cows per year) is 1.7 times higher than the rate of decline of dairy cattle in the US dairy industry (-124,000 cows per year). If the current trends do not change, there will be as many dairy cows in China as in the US-approximately 7.45 million cows in 2012. This two-part Discussion Paper presents the context in which the Chinese dairy industry is developing (Part I) and a study of the Dairy Farm systems and case studies of five farms in the Province of Yunnan, the city of Beijing and the province of Heilongjiang (Part II).

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  • Wattiaux, Michel A. & Frank, Gary G. & Powell, J. Mark & Wu, Zhinguo & Guo, Yuyuan, 2002. "Agriculture and Dairy Production Systems in China: An Overview and Case Studies," Discussion Papers 37654, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Babcock Institute for International Dairy Research and Development.
  • Handle: RePEc:ags:uwmbdp:37654
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.37654
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