This .zip file contains graphic files (in .png format) of each chart and graph in the Economic Research Service report "China's Ongoing Agricultural Modernization: Challenges Remain After 30 Years of Reform" (EIB-51), published in April 2009. The content and context of these files is as of the publication date of the report. After time, 
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File name	Description

(Fig01.png)	Figure 1 - China's grain production increases, 1978-2008
(Fig02.png)	Figure 2 - Indexes of grain and meat production, 1985-2008
(Fig03.png)	Figure 3 - China's estimated world shares of agricultural production, 2005
(Fig04.png)	Figure 4 - Indexes of agricultural use, China, 195-2007
(Fig05.png)	Figure 5 - China's agricultural imports outpaced exports after WTO accession
(Fig06.png)	Figure 6 - China's rural employment in nonagricultural sectors grows, 1978-2007
(Fig07.png)	Figure 7 - China's rural household income, by category, 1985-2006
(Fig08.png)	Figure 8 - China's per capita water resources are below the world average, northern China even lower
(Fig09.png)	Figure 9 - Areas of water scarcity in China, by region
(Fig10.png)	Figure 10- Farmers move into cash crops as pumping costs rise
(Fig11.png)	Figure 11- Urban incomes exceed rural incomes in China
(Fig12.png)	Figure 12- China's grain taxes have given way to subsidies in recent years
(Fig13.png)	Figure 13- Agricultural research expenditures are rising in China
(Fig14.png)	Figure 14- China's net exports of grains have fluctuated since 1978
(Fig15.png)	Figure 15- China's cotton and soybean imports surged after WTO accession 
(Fig16.png)	Figure 16- China's exports of horticultural products grew rapidly after 2001
(Fig17.png)	Figure 17- China's net exports of beef, pork, and poultry

(AgPolicyBox1.png)	Box Figure - China's farmers receive relatively low returns from grain