Agriculture

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The main source of living for many people is agriculture. About 70% of people depend directly on agriculture as a means of living. This high proportion in agriculture is because there is no nonagricultural activity to absorb the rapidly growing population. However, most people in developed countries are not engaged in agriculture. Agricultural products such as sugar, tea, rice, spices, tobacco and coffee are the main export items of countries that depend on agriculture. If agriculture develops steadily, imports will decline and exports will increase significantly. This will help reduce the country's unfavorable international balance of payments and save foreign exchange. This amount can be used to import other necessary inputs, machinery, raw materials and other infrastructure that supports the economic development of the country.

Agriculture is a very important industry in all countries and most countries provide resources to them before the further development of the economy; the foundation of human wisdom, environmental protection, economic activity and further development. In most countries agriculture was at the forefront of economic development. "Agriculture seems to be beginning in China 10,000 years ago in China ..." (Ali, 2009), Shamsavari pointed out on the first page of "Agriculture and Economic Development", especially in the lecture in China's agriculture. There is a long history supporting human life. And growing dynasty

Introduction Agriculture is an economic activity that depends heavily on weather and climate to produce the food and fiber necessary to maintain people's lives. Naturally, agriculture is considered an economic activity and is expected to be affected by climate change and change. Agricultural vulnerability to climate change and change is a very important issue for the international scientific community, as reflected in Article 2 of the UNFCCC.