In recent years, with the continuous deepening of agriculture in the direction of modernization, China has also implemented many transformation measures in the field of farmland, and has also transformed some scattered cultivated land and fragmented contracted land in rural areas into concentrated and contiguous fields, so as to facilitate farmers to cultivate and improve the level of mechanized operations. This year, under the guidance of relevant departments, the rural areas have also officially launched a pilot implementation plan to solve the fragmentation of contracted land, and most of the transformation plans implemented in various localities are mainly based on "turning small fields into large fields."
It is reported that after years of exploration, this farmland transformation program has now summed up effective experience and practices, and the state has also said in the document released that it is an effective way to solve the fragmentation of contracted land and realize the concentration and contiguity of farmland, which has the advantages of low risk, low cost, easy operation, and can be traced, so it is also encouraged to adopt this method in combination with farmland construction, land consolidation and other project organization and implementation pilots.
However, in the process of promoting the pilot project of fragmentation of contracted land, I believe everyone has also heard of the policy of "one household, one field". So what does Ichito Ichida mean by that?Is it to disrupt the redistribution of farmland?
"One household, one field", also known as the "one field system", is mainly through the "exchange and merger of land" to achieve "one household, one field". To put it simply, it is to integrate the scattered land in the hands of farmers into a large field, and then divide the land into households according to the area registered in the second round, and the previous land area will not change, the purpose is to let a villager have a large field in the village, which is convenient for farming, saves time, and improves the level of mechanized operation.
Of course, in order to organize the "one household, one field" pilot project, three conditions must also be met: the first is that the villagers are very willing to participate;The second is that the village has a relatively strong organizational ability;Third, the local work of confirming the registration and issuance of certificates for contracted land is relatively solid.
After the villagers agree to participate, the village will carry out land area registration, and after the completion of the basic work, all the fields will be merged together, and the villagers will exchange plots and merge them into concentrated and contiguous fields, and will also build supporting facilities for the farmland in combination with farmland construction and other projects, so as to improve the level of operation and become high-quality, high-productivity high-quality farmland.
Of course, in the process of piloting one household and one field, our country also strictly prohibits all localities from taking advantage of the opportunity to solve the problem of the fragmentation of peasants' contracted land and the decentralization of cultivated land to disrupt and redivide. This must also be clear to everyone.
So, how long will it take for one household and one field?Is it going to end after the second round of land contracts expire in 2027?
As far as I know, this policy has been piloted for many years, and now it has been highly recognized by relevant departments, and it is basically determined that it is effective to summarize the experience and practice of turning small fields into large fields, so this year the relevant departments will issue documents to guide various localities to carry out pilot projects.
It is also unknown how long the "one household, one field" project will be carried out, and it does not mean that the work will be completed after the second round of land contracts expires in 2027. If the farmland in a place is still scattered and the contracted land is fragmented, it is basically necessary to carry out pilot projects, especially in plains and shallow hills, which are all key pilot areas of the state.
Therefore, according to the analysis of the policy and China's land situation, the policy of one household and one field will not end by 2027, as long as the local area meets the pilot, then the transformation plan will be launched to transform the scattered farmland into a concentrated and contiguous field. This must be clear to everyone.
Well, the above is the policy related to "one household and one field" in rural areas, what do you think about this?Do you support such a retrofit plan?Let's talk about it.
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