Abstract:The development of modern agriculture is based on the popularization and application of smart agricultural technology, so what is the willingness of New agricultural business entities to adopt technology? What factors hinder the adoption of technology? Based on TOE framework, combined with the innovation diffusion theory, this paper analyzes the factors that affect the evaluation and adoption of smart agricultural technology by new business entities from the three levels of technology, organization and environment. Through the investigation of 288 farm management respondents, PLS-SEM was used for empirical analysis. The study found that farm operators' assessment of smart agricultural technology will significantly affect the adoption of technology; The complexity, compatibility and cost perception at the technical level, the attitude of managers at the organizational level, the organizational resources, and the policy support at the environmental level will affect the technology evaluation and adoption, while the impact of external pressure will not be supported. Multi-group analysis also found that technical complexity has no significant impact on the willingness of small-scale family farm operators, while organizational resources such as capital and human resources have no significant impact on the willingness of large-scale agricultural enterprise operators. Based on the full discussion of the research conclusions, this paper puts forward some suggestions to improve the willingness of farm operators to adopt smart agricultural technologies.