Roles of Agricultural Universities in Extension of S&T Achievements and Transformation of Agricultural Development Patterns: A Case Study in Henan, China
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Taking Henan Agricultural University (HAU) as an example,
the paper discusses roles of Chinese agricultural universities in
extension of S&T achievements and transformation of
agricultural development patterns in China. In the first half
common acts that HAU takes are emphasized for the
production-teaching-research combination: (1) accelerating
industrialisation process of agricultural S&T achievements by
means of HAU-based national and provincial research
platforms, (2) innovating the production-teaching-research
combination model of “321” and establishing cooperation base
to promote development of local economy, (3) innovatively
designing “9:1” model to explore the brand-new agricultural
development pattern, (4) advancing cooperation to achieve a
win-win situation between HAU and local governmental
institutions or enterprises, and (5) extending and applying
advanced S&T achievements by popularisation activities in rural
areas. And in the latter half, major effects of and experience in
the production-teaching-research combination are introduced:
(1) rapid and sound development of agricultural production has
been pushed forward and the pace of agricultural modernisation
has been quickened up, (2) independent innovation ability and
core competition ability of enterprises have been enhanced, (3)
large numbers of high-quality S&T personnel have been well
educated for the society, and (4) educational quality of HAU
has been improved and its S&T innovation ability enhanced.
Finally, forms of cooperation between Chinese people and
African people are also discussed.
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