Science & technology boosts industrial development

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By:China Tibet News
update:December 23,2020

Photo shows workers checking vegetables in greenhouses of an industrial park in Bainang County, Xigaze City, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. [Photo/Tenzin Chosphel]

Dec.23,2020 -- In recent years, science and technology in agriculture and animal husbandry has been further advanced in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, with the rising rate of technology transfer. Major headway has been made in the development and upgrading of the regional agriculture and animal husbandry, which increases local people's living standards and offers strong impetus for promoting local economic growth.

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