Based on the theoretical framework of new structural economics, this study builds a strategic model and analyzes the development path of Yukou Town, Pinggu District, Beijing as an emerging agricultural technology center. The research adopts a mixed-methods approach, integrating in-depth field investigations covering government agencies, enterprises, research institutions, quantitative analysis of regional economic statistics, technological input-output data, and system dynamics modeling to comprehensively evaluate the efficiency of technological innovation, the progress of economic structure transformation, and the adaptability of the policy support system in the region. The research results show that the development strategy successfully fits with the local factor endowment, transforms comparative advantages into dynamic production capacity through targeted policy intervention, and promotes the integration of agriculture and advanced technology. This process has given rise to a multi-participatory innovative ecosystem, covering government agencies, enterprises, research institutions and local farmers. In addition, the study further put forward a complete set of strategic proposals aimed at overcoming the persistent development bottlenecks, so as to enhance the role and competitiveness of Yukou Town in the field of global agricultural technology.
