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The study highlights the concept of sustainable development, its application to agriculture, and the interrelationship of environmental, economic, and social components. In addition, the mechanisms for ensuring sustainable agriculture are summarized on the basis of scientific views of foreign and local scholars. According to the research results, it is substantiated that the introduction of innovative technologies, rational use of resources, and institutional reforms are important factors of sustainable agriculture.
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