Agriculture in Bangladesh vs. China : Identifying Gaps and Opportunities for Growth

Abstract

This study aims to compare and contrast the agricultural sectors of Bangladesh and China to discern the structural, technological, and policy-related disparities that influence agricultural results in both nations. The research examines critical elements like agriculture practices, resource utilization, productivity trends, mechanization, irrigation systems, and governmental support mechanisms to identify the deficiencies in Bangladesh’s agricultural development. The study emphasizes prospects for Bangladesh to improve its agricultural performance by implementing China’s successful agricultural tactics and technologies. The comparative approach explains how enhanced technologies, evidence-based policies, and optimized resource management may bolster Bangladesh’s agricultural industry. The research provides recommendations to foster sustainable agriculture development and provide long-term food security in Bangladesh, drawing insights from China’s agricultural transition.