Digital Technology Enabling High-quality Development of the Whole Agricultural Chain in Chongqing Path Study

Abstract

This study examines the current state of agricultural digitalization in Chongqing from three perspectives: technology, policy, and market environment. It explores the mechanisms through which digital technologies drive high-quality development across the entire agricultural industry chain, while also identifying existing challenges. By comparing the digital transformation pathways of agriculture in the European Union, the United States, and Japan, the study proposes a development framework that emphasizes region-wide digital collaboration, the establishment of a digital farmer training system, and the promotion of agricultural production trustee services. Furthermore, it highlights the role of real-time feedback mechanisms in refining the integration of digital technologies to enhance the quality and sustainability of agricultural development.