Abstract

It's the aim of this rural land circulation article to develop China Modern Agriculture, to achieve scale operation, to solve the Three Rural issues. Rural land circulation is the trend of China's agriculture development. It is the key of Three Rural issues. In the background of maintaining coordinated developments in rural and urban regions and the background of the constructions of new socialist rural area, we should encourage the various the rural land circulation forms, encourage the farmers to give up the contracted land voluntarily, encourage the movements of rural collective construction land. We should not only support the collective economic organization actively participating in rural land circulation but also lead the various main businesses participating in rural land circulation. All those will speed up the circulation of rural land. It promotes the scale rural land business running and rational usage of rural land by expanding business scope, increasing the scale management level, reasonably handling vacant houses and house sites in rural areas. There are supportive policies such as strengthening financial support and credit financing, optimizing infrastructure and service system, perfecting service systems and social security.

Keywords:

Agricultural modernization, household contract responsibility system, rural land circulation, three rural issues,

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