Abstract: This paper develops an analytical framework centered on “embedding into the agricultural science and technology innovation chain—guiding the efficient allocation of agricultural factors—promoting structural upgrading of agriculture,” and constructs a systematic theoretical structure spanning the micro, meso, and macro levels. It aims to comprehensively elucidate the internal logic, long-term mechanisms, and pathway innovations through which policy-oriented finance empowers the development of new quality productive forces in agriculture. At the level of internal logic, adopting a lifecycle perspective of “basic research—technological development—achievement transformation—industrial application,” the study reveals the continuous and institutionalized support provided by policy-oriented finance to innovation activities in agricultural new quality productive forces. At the level of operational mechanisms, it focuses on three key dimensions—capital supply, factor allocation, and risk governance—and proposes the establishment of a long-term policy finance mechanism capable of sustaining the evolution of agricultural technological innovation capacity and industrial upgrading. At the level of implementation pathways, it emphasizes that through structural reconfiguration, organizational transformation, and the coordination of financial instruments, a systematic enhancement of both the functional system of policy-oriented finance and its service capacity for agricultural new quality productive forces can be achieved.