Mechanism Analysis and Regional Collaborative Path Research on the Integration of Digital and Agricultural Technologies in the Yangtze River Delta Driven by New Productive Forces

In the strategic context of the "New Agricultural Productivity" first proposed in the 2025 Central Document No. 1, this study focuses on the Yangtze River Delta region and delves into the intrinsic mechanisms and regional collaborative development pathways of the deep integration of digital technology and agriculture (Digital-Agriculture Integration) driven by new productivity. The study finds that the current Digital-Agriculture Integration in the Yangtze River Delta faces two core bottlenecks: the fragmentation of cultivated land, which restricts large-scale application, and the absence of a regional coordination mechanism, manifesting as policy fragmentation, data silos, inconsistent standards, hindered factor mobility, and uneven development. To address the challenges of regional coordination, the study proposes systematic policy recommendations.