High-standard farmland construction， as a concrete manifestation of high-quality development，aims to innovatively allocate agricultural production factors such as cultivated land through the implementation of standardized cultivated land protection. Corresponding objective-based governance involves systematic regulations based on related norms， focusing on the objective-oriented elements inherent in high-standard farmland construction； it is necessary to establish regulatory key points from the two aspects： the coordination of area scale and the coordination of grain output capacity， in order to clarify the regulatory strategies. On the one hand， objective-based governance of high-standard farmland construction under the formal coordination orientation mainly addresses two types of normative matters： the declaration of overall construction scope and the restriction on phased construction area. By setting corresponding scale-based regulatory key points， the regulatory strategies for formal declaration and restrictive scale coordination are clarified. On the other hand， objective-based governance of high-standard farmland construction under the substantive coordination orientation primarily focuses on two normative matters： the proportion structure of grain production capacity and the quantification of reference value for grain production capacity. By establishing corresponding ability-based regulatory key points， the regulatory strategies for substantive structural coordination and quantitative capacity coordination are clarified.