Farmers' Participation in Agro-ecological Transformation: Expected Benefits or Policy Incentives?

Expected benefits and policy incentives are two important aspects that affect farmers' participation in agro-ecological transformation. Through the study, it is found that the cost expectation of environmental protection technology and the cost expectation of waste recycling in the expected benefits hinder farmers' participation in agricultural ecological transformation, while the income expectation plays a promoting role; the government supervision and policy subsidies in policy incentives have obvious targeted guidance; the expected benefit factors such as the cost expectation of environmental protection technology and the cost expectation of waste recycling are the surface direct factors, government regulation, policy subsidies and other policy incentives are deep root factors. Therefore, it is necessary to promote the formation of a market mechanism for high-quality and high-price agricultural products, provide a demonstration model for agricultural ecological transformation; promote the green, high-quality, and brand construction of facility vegetable production, and strengthen the identification of green vegetables; attach importance to the construction of green vegetable demonstration bases and explore agriculture Ecological transformation model enhances farmers' confidence in participating in agricultural ecological transformation. At the same time, the combination of policy constraints and policy incentives, the implementation of agricultural ecological transformation policy incentives.

Release date: 2019-08-15 | Editor: Xu Wei