The Research On The Problems Of Farmland Consolidation And Countermeasures Of Jiuquan City

Land resources are the human survival and development of physical infrastructure. Face the reality of the increasing population, increasingly acute contradiction between people and land. In order to increase the effective area of cultivated land, to achieve dynamic balance of total arable land to ease the contradiction between people and land, China timely proposed and implemented the "land consolidation" policy.The land consolidation focus on rural land consolidation in China. In this paper, the city of Jiuquan in Gansu Province as the study of rural land consolidation. Land Consolidation in the analysis of results at home and abroad based on the method of qualitative analysis of rural land consolidation Jiuquan situation and problems, and finally proposes a standardized Jiuquan rural land consolidation measures.This article is divided into six sections. The first part is an introduction, it discusses the research background and significance of rural land consolidation of the Jiuquan City; and research on land consolidation at home and abroad were reviewed. The second part is the theoretical basis of land consolidation in rural areas, including sustainable development theory, systems theory, environmental load theory. The third part of the concept of land consolidation in rural areas, principles, need and benefit for an overview. In the fourth part of the paper,writer analies the problems of rural land consolidation. The fifth proposed standardized measures for rural land consolidation of Jiuquan City, including the establishment of a sound rural land consolidation legislation, strengthening of rural land consolidation planning, broading the financing channels for rural land consolidation, improving the technical level of rural land consolidation, strengthing ecological and environmental protection in rural land consolidation, establishing and improving a system of mass participation, doing a good wook with the use and protection of water resources and increasing the supervision of farmland consolidation. Part sixth is a summary of this article.