Identifying the Determinants of Nongrain Farming in China and Its Implications for Agricultural Development

Promoted by rapid industrialization and urbanization, the structure spatial pattern of farming in China has changed greatly, nongrain (NGF) become more common. However, excessive NGF some areas is not conducive to sustainable agricultural development threatens China’s food security. In this study, we briefly analyze stage characteristics investigate agglomeration its influencing factors from perspective econometrics. The results showed that average annual growth rate 1985 2019 was 0.64%, there a growing positive correlation between each province. Spatial Durbin model (SDM) estimation both per capita disposable income local rural residents urbanization promoted NGF, while farmland, road density, functional orientation main grain-producing had negative impact on NGF. households neighboring promoting effect density negatively correlated with Ultimately, targeted measures are proposed promote new era.