YUAN Qiuyue, ZHAO Yiping, CHANG Xiang, LI Yijin, WANG Huan, CHANG Qian
Modern Agriculture. 2025, 50(5): 14-29.
Cultivating the new quality rural productive forces is a core driver for facilitating the transformation and upgrading of major grain-producing regions and strengthening international agricultural competitiveness. Using the core area of "Tianfu Granary" as a case study, this paper built a "dual-support, four-level nested" analytical framework to systematically assess the practical foundations and major obstacles to cultivating the new quality rural productive forces in major grain-producing regions, and proposed actionable and scalable strategies for advancement. The study revealed that: the core area of "Tianfu Granary" had achieved notable progress in agricultural mechanization, digitalization, and green transition, evidenced by a stable production foundation, steadily increasing labor productivity, and continuous improvement in human capital. Nevertheless, it continued to face multiple challenges, including inadequate technological adaptation, lagging institutional support, uneven service systems, tightening resource and environmental constraints, insufficient market and financial support, and limited resilience in risk prevention and control mechanisms. In response, this paper proposed a series of systematic strategies, such as technology integration and extension, institutional innovation and factor reform, building socialized service systems, promoting green and low-carbon transformation, improving market and financial mechanisms, and strengthening risk management systems, all aimed at comprehensively enhancing the new quality rural productive forces.