Assessment of the Coupling Degree between Agricultural Modernization and the Coordinated Development of Black Soil Protection and Utilization: A Case Study of Heilongjiang Province

Abstract

Agricultural management encompasses various processes, including agricultural modernization and land protection and utilization; however, these aspects are seldom considered simultaneously. This study focuses on Heilongjiang Province, a major grain-producing region in China, in efforts to address this gap. The objective is to facilitate the mutual sustainable development of agricultural modernization as well as the protection and utilization of black soil through research and coordination. Statistical data from a case study conducted in Heilongjiang Province serve as the basis for this investigation, aiming to identify contradictions in the coordinated development of agricultural modernization and black soil protection and utilization in the province, design mechanisms to sustain this development, and ensure the mutually supportive progress of both aspects. This research delves into an infrequently explored dimension of the current policies surrounding black soil imposed by the Chinese authorities, offering significant insights into agricultural modernization.

Research on Strategy Optimization of Green Agricultural Production Trusteeship to Promote Black Land Protection

“…Therefore, the sustainable agricultural production system is of great significance for black land in Northeast China to ensure national food security. However, due to the decline of the content (SOMs) caused by traditional agricultural production models, soil degradation and water loss has occurred [2][3][4][5]. Therefore, in recent years, the protection of black land has been considered a fundamental, coordinated and strategic issue, maintaining national ecological balance and food security [6].…”