Research on the Role of Agricultural and Forestry University Libraries in Cultivating New Quality Agricultural Talents

Abstract

As an important support for cultivating new quality agricultural talents, the libraries of agricultural and forestry universities need to break through traditional service models to meet the needs of modern agricultural technology development. At present, there is a mismatch between the library and the demand for new agricultural quality in terms of resource structure, information service, professional ability and coordination mechanism. Specifically, it is reflected in the lack of coverage of cutting-edge technical literature, the lack of scene-based services, the lack of interdisciplinary support, and the lack of smooth industry-university-research linkage. It is necessary to build a resource guarantee system that can be dynamically updated, innovate the information service mode that actively pushes and contextualizes, create a cultivation platform covering training, innovation, and communication functions, and deepen the coordination mechanism with agricultural enterprises and scientific research institutes. Through resource co-construction, project joint, achievement transformation and other ways to build an innovative ecology, it provides the whole process support for the cultivation of new agricultural talents.