家庭农场绿色生产转型效应及实现机制OA

Based on multi-case data from 16 family farms across 6 provinces in China,this study employs the three-stage coding method of grounded theory,integrating institutional complementarity theory,niche theory,and structural hole theory to analyze the multidimensional effects and evolutionary mechanisms of green production transition in family farms.The results show that income-enhancing effects are manifested as technology adoption driving product premiumization and total factor productivity leapfrogging,establishing the initial impetus for transition.Ecological effects emerge through circular technologies and precision management creating resource metabolic closed loops,facilitating the conversion of economic value into ecological capital.Diffusion effects arise via technological demonstration and cultural embeddedness,triggering regional paradigm shifts and forming a pathway of"individual practice-collective imitation-systemic restructuring".These three types of effects constitute a transmission chain of"economic gain-driven-ecological optimization conversion-social network diffusion",evolving along the logic of"economic rationality foundation-ecological value manifestation-social norm formation".This transition is propelled by a dynamic feedback mechanism of"factor value addition-system symbiosis-network synergy",driving agricultural value systems toward multidimensional symbiotic transformation.Therefore,systematic optimization suggestions are proposed from the dimensions of support policies for green production transition,improving ecological compensation mechanisms,and innovating technology diffusion service models.