Measurement of the level of high-quality agricultural development and analysis of spatial differences - An empirical study based on panel data in the Yangtze River Delta region

Abstract

In the context of China entering the overlapping period of common prosperity and rural revitalization, rural revitalization under the vision of common prosperity is an important practical issue, and improving the utilization rate of agricultural resources is conducive to exploring the optimal path of improving the utilization efficiency of arable land resources, realizing the modernization of agriculture and assisting in rural revitalization. Based on the panel empirical data in the Yangtze River Delta region, this study firstly summarizes the research hotspots and trends of "high-quality development of agriculture" at home and abroad. Secondly, based on the relevant theories, we construct a theoretical framework for measuring the level and spatial differentiation of "high quality of agriculture", which contains "two sides and five basic dimensions". Then, the stata stepwise regression method is used to eliminate highly correlated variables, establish a comprehensive indicator system for measuring the trend of "regional agricultural production system and yield high quality development", and utilize the entropy value method to measure the trend of regional change in the comprehensive agricultural industry. Combining the five basic agricultural dimensions, analyze what factors affect the level of high-quality development of agriculture and spatial distribution differences. Combining the results of the analysis of the factors affecting the level of high-quality development and spatial differences in agriculture, we will draw a conclusion on the sustainable development of agriculture, and provide an appropriate way of operation for the strategy of high-quality integrated development of agriculture in the Yangtze River Delta region.