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ChinaChina Recognizes 88 New Agricultural Heritage Sites
China has added 88 new traditional agricultural systems to its list of important agricultural cultural heritage sites, marking its eighth batch of recognitions.
Background
China has a long history of agricultural development and faces ongoing challenges in balancing food security with environmental sustainability. Recognizing traditional agricultural heritage sites is part of a broader national effort to preserve cultural practices and biodiversity, while also promoting rural development and ecological conservation.
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China's Agricultural Heritage Recognition
First report 2h agoLast update 2h agoThe addition of 88 new traditional agricultural systems brings China's total important agricultural cultural heritage sites to 276, showcasing its rich farming civilization.
China's Agricultural Heritage Recognition
First report 2h agoLast update 2h agoThe designation of new agricultural heritage sites celebrates and preserves the rich and long-standing Chinese farming culture.
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