From Traditional to Smart: Exploring the Effects of Smart Agriculture on Green Production Technology Diversity in Family Farms

Hu, Yixin; Koondhar, Mansoor Ahmed; Kong, Rong

doi:10.3390/agriculture13061236

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“…To comprehensively investigate the adoption of AGPTs by cotton farmers, this paper made reference to the Technical Guidelines for Green Agricultural Development (2018-2030) [59] issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and the research of Hu, Feng et al [60,61] and analyzed the aspects of land preparation, sowing, fertilization, irrigation, disease and pest control, and waste disposal of cotton farmers. AGPTs were selected to investigate, and (technology adoption area/total sowing area of cotton) × 100% was used as the index to measure the adoption degree of each AGPT.…”

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Impact Effects of Cooperative Participation on the Adoption Behavior of Green Production Technologies by Cotton Farmers and the Driving Mechanisms

Li,

Deng,

et al. 2024

Agriculture

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Nudging the adoption of agricultural green production technologies (AGPTs) by cotton farmers is a practical need to implement the national “green development” strategy. Based on the micro-survey data of 502 cotton farmers, this paper empirically analyzed the influence and driving mechanism of cotton farmers’ participation in cooperatives on their adoption of green production technology from the perspective of their inner cognition and external regulation by using the propensity score matching (PSM) model and the intermediary effect model. The study found that (1) the importance of agricultural green production technology to cotton farmers was in the order of soil testing and formula fertilization technology, green prevention and control technology, deep tillage technology, water-saving irrigation technology, new variety technology, and straw-returning technology. (2) Participation in cooperatives can significantly improve the adoption of agricultural green production technologies by cotton farmers, with an increase of about 27.16%, and the improvement effect on technology-intensive production links is pronounced. (3) By improving the inner cognition and external regulation of cotton farmers, cooperatives can enhance the green endogenous power of cotton farmers, improve environmental external constraints, and become an intermediary path to guide cotton farmers to adopt agricultural green production technology.

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Section: Measurement and Analysis Of The Degree Of Adoption Of Agricu...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact Effects of Cooperative Participation on the Adoption Behavior of Green Production Technologies by Cotton Farmers and the Driving Mechanisms

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Deng,

et al. 2024

Agriculture

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A cascade approach to sustainable agriculture: From mushroom mycelium to lettuce harvest

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Postiguel

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Digital transformation of the agricultural sector and its impact on productivity in Georgia

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Gechbaia,

Tsiklashvili

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The study assesses the role of digitalization in boosting corporate competitiveness, attaining food security goals, and promoting sustainable development, and justifies necessity for digital transformation in Georgia's agricultural sector. Based on bibliographic research, it summarizes many scientists' perspectives on digitization concepts and methodologies; Investigates the process of digital transformation in Georgia's agricultural industry, and the goals of adopting digital technologies as well as the impediments to digitization; defines the state’s involvement in the digital transformation of the agricultural sector; offers the needs of the digital transformation of the agricultural sector. The impact of the number of internet and social media users on productivity has been determined by the linear multiple regression model. The study represents conclusions on the challenges of digital transformation of the agricultural sector of Georgia, along with the recommendations for future areas of digitization development.

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From Traditional to Smart: Exploring the Effects of Smart Agriculture on Green Production Technology Diversity in Family Farms

Cited by 4 publications

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Impact Effects of Cooperative Participation on the Adoption Behavior of Green Production Technologies by Cotton Farmers and the Driving Mechanisms

Impact Effects of Cooperative Participation on the Adoption Behavior of Green Production Technologies by Cotton Farmers and the Driving Mechanisms

A cascade approach to sustainable agriculture: From mushroom mycelium to lettuce harvest

Digital transformation of the agricultural sector and its impact on productivity in Georgia

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