Empirical Study Of Water Resources Deploy Impact On Eco-agriculture In Minqin Oasis Desert Area

The water rights theory is the important basis of allocation of water resources. Under the conditions of the socialist market economy, the author study the use of water rights and water market theory, to achieve optimal allocation and sustainable use of water resources, improve water use efficiency, which must be resolved problem by water reform, but also the modern water and sustainable development of water resources the only way.This paper discusses the water rights content, features, water resources allocation model, using the basic theory of economics and local data analysis the impact of water resources of the Minqin oasis desertification area on the impact of ecological agriculture.The empirical analysis in Minqin ecological industry,the paper analyzes the water resources deploy of agricultural agriculture,draw on the impact of ecological agriculture.Empirical analysis shows that the lower unit water benefits in the Minqin oasis desertification area will cause many bad effects,manily:The first is the slow growth of peasant incomes, and even fell back into poverty again; The next is low prices of water for agricultural production; The last is seriously dampened the enthusiasm of the farmers produce, affecting agriculture as the stability of the national economy.Finally,it is concluded that in Minqin, a scarcity of water resources area, should speed up the adjustment of agricultural structure, optimize agricultural planting structure,control the scale of agricultural irrigation,reduce agricultural water use, squee out the miuse of the ecological water. Cultivate the high economic value, high commodity rate and conducive to water saving crops.On this basis, this paper presents four coordinated water resources and eco-agriculture development way:first, the water certificate management mechanism; second, strengthen the governments water management mechanism; third, water-saving and high efficient mechanisms for eco-agriculture; fourth, to raise public water-saving benefits mechanism.