Liaoning agricultural economic geography and meteorological geography data

Liaoning province is a famous industrial province in China, and it is also a big agricultural province, and the development level of agricultural productivity is in the leading position in China. In the 21st century, Liaoning agriculture has continued to develop. In 24, the total grain output reached 17.2 million tons, making it the second bumper harvest year after 1998 (18.289 million tons). The added value of the total output value of the primary industry was 76.99 billion yuan, an increase of 7.9%.

Liaoning province has accelerated the pace of specialization, industrialization and intensification of rural economy in various forms, and strived to transform the advantages of agricultural products resources into commodity advantages. Traditional agriculture is rapidly transforming into modern agriculture. The agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, sideline and fishery industries in the province are flourishing, and the rural economy presents a thriving scene. In 24, the province conscientiously implemented a series of policies and measures of the central government to support agriculture and promote grain production, and greatly reduced the burden on farmers. In addition, the grain market price rebounded rapidly, and farmers' enthusiasm for growing grain increased unprecedentedly. The sown area of grain crops in the province reached 296.7 thousand hectares, an increase of 6% over the previous year. Animal husbandry production is also growing strongly. In 24, the total output of meat was 3.165 million tons, up 8.4% over the previous year, of which the output of pork was 1.696 million tons, up 8.%. The beef output was 373, tons, an increase of 1.1%; The output of mutton was 99, tons, an increase of 28.7%; The output of poultry meat was 956, tons, an increase of 6.7%. On the basis of vigorously developing land agriculture, Liaoning Province has begun a new era of marine development, and aquaculture has been widely developed along the coast.

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Liaoning Meteorological Bureau