Research On The Influencing Factors Of New Fertilizer Use Behavior Of Vegetable Growers In Baotou City

The fertilizer application in vegetable industry is large,it is easy to cause serious nonpoint source pollution in agriculture,the issue of reduce chemical fertilizers use and increase efficiency has attracted much attention.Green,high-quality,low-consumption,high-efficiency new fertilizers have become an effective way to reduce chemical fertilizers use and increase efficiency.However,the area of new fertilizer promotion is not large,and the application amount is still low.In this context,the paper focuses on the use of new fertilizers by vegetable growers in Baotou City.In order to reveal the factors affecting their use behavior,and accelerate the promotion of new fertilizers.This article is based on 195 valid questionnaires from 3 towns in Baotou City,the theoretical support of the research is the theory of farmer behavior,the theory of planned behavior,the theory of inducive technology innovation and the theory of behavioral decision-making,vegetable growers as the subject of research,using the binary logistic selection model empirically analyzes the influencing factors influencing the adoption of new fertilizers by vegetable growers in this paper.The findings suggest: There were 59 farmers who did not use the new fertilizer,accounting for 30.26% of the total number of surveys,there are still a significant number of vegetable growers who do not use new fertilizers,the use of new fertilizers needs to be improved.Factors influencing the use of new fertilizers by vegetable growers are age,agricultural labor force,household income from growing vegetables,knowledge of new fertilizers,availability of technology,improvement of the arable land environment,and reduce chemical fertilizers use and increase efficiency.In order to accelerate the use of new fertilizers by vegetable growers,in order to achieve the purpose of reducing the use of traditional chemical fertilizers.This article suggests:(1)Strengthen the publicity of knowledge related to new fertilizers and improve the cognitive level of farmers.(2)Provide subsidies for the production and use of new fertilizers to reduce planting costs.(3)Deeply promote technical training and guide farmers to actively participate.(4)Accelerate the promotion of new fertilizer policies and give full play to the role of government supervision.