After years of hard work, China's agricultural modernization has made great progress. In order to further improve the utilization efficiency of farmland and the level of mechanized operation, the state has launched the policy of "one household, one field", aiming to solve the problem of farmland fragmentation. This policy is implemented by consolidating scattered small plots of farmland into one large field by swapping and merging land, and redividing the fields according to the area registered in the second round. In this way, the farmers can have a large field in the village, which is convenient for cultivation and improves the efficiency of operations.
In order to promote the pilot implementation of the "one household, one field" policy, all localities must meet three conditions. First of all, the villagers must express their willingness to participate and support the policy with a high degreeSecond, villages need to have strong organizational capacity to effectively carry out land area registration and consolidationThird, the registration and issuance of certificates for the confirmation of local farmland contract land must be solid. Only when these conditions are met can the pilot work of "one household, one field" be carried out smoothly.
During the pilot implementation, the villagers will first participate in the registration of the land area to lay the foundation for the subsequent renovation work. Then, all the fields will be merged together, and the villagers will swap plots with each other, eventually forming a concentrated contiguous field. In order to improve the operation level of farmland, we will also build supporting facilities in combination with farmland construction and other projects to ensure that farmland can achieve high-quality and high-productivity cultivation.
It should be noted that in the process of promoting the pilot project of "one household, one field", the state strictly prohibits taking the opportunity to disrupt the redistribution of farmland, which must be kept in mind. The aim of the pilot work is to address the problem of fragmentation of farmland, not to redistribute farmland. Therefore, the focus of the pilot is to integrate small plots of scattered farmland into large fields without changing the land area of each farmer.
So, will the timeline of the "one household, one field" policy end after the expiration of the second round of land contracts in 2027?According to the information I have learned, this policy has been highly recognized by relevant departments after years of exploration and practice, and effective experience and practices have been summed up. This year, all localities began to carry out pilot work in accordance with the guidance of the document issued by the first country. Therefore, it is certain that the "one household, one field" policy will not end when the land contract expires in 2027. As long as there is still a problem of fragmentation of farmland in an area, it is possible to carry out pilot work, especially in plains and shallow hills, which are national priority pilot areas.
Through the analysis of the policy and the land situation in China, I believe that the "one household, one field" policy will continue to be implemented. As long as the pilot conditions are met, a transformation program will be launched to integrate scattered farmland into concentrated and contiguous fields. This policy aims to improve the efficiency of farmland use and farmers' operation, which is of great significance for promoting the development of agricultural modernization.
In general, through the implementation of the "one household, one field" policy, China's farmland has been effectively integrated and optimized, and farmers can also have concentrated and contiguous fields to improve cultivation efficiency. This is a positive reform measure that will help promote the development of rural agriculture. However, it is also necessary to pay attention to the problems that may arise in the implementation of this policy, such as the lack of farmers' willingness to participate and the lack of organizational capacity. We should take the interests of the peasants as the starting point, further optimize and improve the policies, and ensure the smooth progress of the transformation work.