| Change log entry 64420 | |
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| Processed by: | richwarm (2017-09-20 05:50:51 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 60980 - submitted by 'vermillon' >> Fairly construct-y, but LAC and Pleco have it. Seems linked to state-planned economy, perhaps, in which case the def could be expanded? (leaving it here in case someone already knows about this, before I have time to look into it) ------------------------------------- Editor: To me, the term "commodity grain" wasn't much more helpful than the Chinese term, and I wasn't immediately able to find a definition of "commodity grain" on the Web. See the RQ for what I managed to find, which includes the following ~ = = = = = = = = For a long time, commodity production represented a very small proportion of China's overall agricultural output and most agricultural products were consumed by peasants themselves. This hindered the development of productive forces, improvement of the living conditions of the peasants and national economic development. Since 1982, commodity grain bases have been created in 274 counties selected from four main grain-producing regions in China. The chief objectives of the commodity grain bases are: [...] to transform Chinese traditional agriculture from a system of near self-sufficiency into one of commodity production; [...] http://www.fao.org/3/a-u8050t/u8050t03.htm |
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# 商品糧 商品粮 [shang1 pin3 liang2] /commodity grain/ + 商品糧 商品粮 [shang1 pin3 liang2] /commodity grain (grain produced as a commodity rather than for self-sufficiency)/ |