A Spatio-Temporal Analysis of the Ecological Compensation for Cultivated Land in Northeast China

Wang, Lu; Faye, Bonoua; Li, Quanfeng; Li, Yunkai

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“…The total population is 98.51 million, and the total land area is 791,826 km 2 , accounting for 8.25% of the country's total land area. The cultivated land is 35.87 × 10 6 hectares [25]. The major cultivated area is concentrated in Heilongjiang Province and is about 78.3% of the province's cultivated land.…”

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A Systematic Analysis of the Development of Agricultural Modernization and Its Effect on Crop Production in Northeastern China

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Agricultural farming problems are the main concerns for states and local governments in stabilizing and increasing food production. Agricultural mechanization is an important element in this scenario. Thus, we conduct a systematic analysis to examine the agricultural mechanization level and its effect on grain production by using panel data and scientific literature mining for the last two decades in northeastern China. For this purpose, the autoregressive distributed lag model, the stochastic frontier model, and bibliometric analysis are employed. The results show that the development level of agricultural mechanization is stable in the region. In terms of scientific research progress in agricultural mechanization, researchers are mainly studying to solve problems related to carbon emissions, green energy, and environmental protection, and overall, a 4.39% growth rate for research publications was found. Also, the statistical analysis shows that variables such as fertilizers (9.808) and agricultural machinery (0.003) have a significant positive impact on the agricultural industry, which indicates that the development of agricultural mechanization has a certain impact on the efficiency of food production. Thus, technological innovation in climate agricultural practices and small-scale farming could be more beneficial to fulfilling the future food demand.

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“…hectares [25]. The major cultivated area is concentrated in Heilongjiang Province and is about 78.3% of the province's cultivated land.…”

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A Systematic Analysis of the Development of Agricultural Modernization and Its Effect on Crop Production in Northeastern China

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2024

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Anthropogenic impact on ecosystem service value of urban blue space in Old Malda Municipality of eastern India

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Farmers’ Willingness to Engage in Ecological Compensation for Crop Rotation in China’s Black Soil Regions

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Assessments of farmer satisfaction can be a crucial tool for effectively implementing an appropriate ecological compensation policy. This study evaluates the effectiveness of an ecological compensation policy for crop rotation in China’s black soil regions from the perspective of farmer satisfaction. Specifically, utilizing an improved entropy TOPSIS, logistic regression, and the obstacle degree model, this empirical study analyzes the performance of the ecological compensation policy for crop rotation in black soil regions and identifies barriers in Heilongjiang Province. The findings indicate that gender significantly and positively affects outcomes at the 10% level, while age has a notable influence at the 5% level. Additionally, the family labor force and the quality of cultivated land, both significant at the 5% level with negative coefficients, suggest a diminished likelihood of farmers participating in these ecological compensation projects. The family’s source of income, significantly influential at the 1% level, also indicates a lower propensity among farmers to engage. Performance analysis reveals that the values for variables of satisfaction with the project’s publicity (A1), satisfaction with the protection of farmers’ rights and interest (A3), overall satisfaction with the effectiveness of the project (B1), satisfaction with ecological compensation methods (B3), and satisfaction with household income after the implementation of the project (C1) are above the average. In contrast, values for variables of satisfaction with the supervision and management (A2), satisfaction with the payment of ecological compensation funds (A4), satisfaction level with black soil rotation ecological compensation standards (B2), satisfaction with the welfare level of family life after the implementation of the project (C2), and satisfaction with farmers’ proactive participation in the project (D1) fall below the average of 3.03. Therefore, this study provides a comprehensive framework for assessing the effectiveness of the ecological compensation policy for crop rotation in China’s black soil regions and offers recommendations for enhancing its performance.

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A Spatio-Temporal Analysis of the Ecological Compensation for Cultivated Land in Northeast China

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A Systematic Analysis of the Development of Agricultural Modernization and Its Effect on Crop Production in Northeastern China

A Systematic Analysis of the Development of Agricultural Modernization and Its Effect on Crop Production in Northeastern China

Anthropogenic impact on ecosystem service value of urban blue space in Old Malda Municipality of eastern India

Farmers’ Willingness to Engage in Ecological Compensation for Crop Rotation in China’s Black Soil Regions

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