The one-household-one-field policy is an agricultural reform policy proposed by China**, which aims to improve agricultural production efficiency and farmers' income through the redistribution of rural land. From what I know, the one-household-one-field policy is not ending in 2027. The timing and progress of the implementation of the policy varies across China, but it is generally still in progress.
In Japan, the implementation of the one-household-one-field policy involves many factors, including land ownership, agricultural labor, agricultural technology, and so on. Therefore, it is necessary to comprehensively consider various factors and gradually promote the implementation of the policy. At the same time, there is a need to strengthen support and training for farmers to improve their agricultural production skills and income levels.
Although the implementation of the one-household-one-field policy has progressed in different ways, it is still an important policy in China, aiming to promote the development of agriculture and improve the living standards of farmers. In the future, we will continue to promote the implementation of the policy, and constantly improve the relevant policies and measures to meet the needs and changes of agricultural development.
In short, the one-household-one-field policy will not end in 2027, and the implementation of the policy will continue to be promoted to improve agricultural production efficiency and farmers' income levels. In the future, we will continue to improve and improve relevant policies and measures to meet the needs and changes of agricultural development.