畜牧业生产性社会化服务购买行为对牧户家庭收入的影响OA

Productive socialized services for animal husbandry serve as a key driver for advancing the development of modern animal husbandry and facilitating sustained income growth for herders.Their income-boosting effectiveness is directly linked to the achievement of high-quality development and the goal of common prosperity in pastoral grassland regions.Based on 371 sets of field survey data collected from herders in New Barag Left Banner and Old Barag Banner of Hulun Buir City,Inner Mongolia in 2024,this paper empirically analyzed the impact of purchasing behavior of productive socialized services for animal husbandry on herder household income through multiple linear regression and propensity score matching,and further explored the mechanisms through this purchasing behavior affected herder household income,using a mediating effect model.The results showed that:purchasing behavior of productive socialized services for animal husbandry could significantly increase herders'total household income and income from animal husbandry,which were 40.9%and 58.6%higher than the herders who did not purchase such services,respectively,while the impact on non-animal husbandry income was not significant;household size,grassland operation scale,the number of production machines,and distance to the banner government all exerted significant impacts on herders'total household income;the propensity score matching results indicated that household size and distance to the banner government positively promoted herders'decision to purchase productive socialized services for animal husbandry,and these results passed the common support test and balancing test;from the perspective of mediating effects,purchasing behavior of productive socialized services for animal husbandry could increase herder household income by expanding livestock breeding scale.Based on the above findings,this paper puts forward policy recommendations,including cultivating diversified service entities,building a multi-level service system,enriching service content and forms to meet the differentiated needs of herders,and strengthening publicity and education to transform herders'traditional production concepts.