Contents of farmland protection handwritten newspaper

The content of the farmland protection handwritten report is as follows:

Arableland refers to the land where crops are grown, including cultivated land, newly developed and reclaimed land, fallow land, rotational rest land, and grassland rotation land. ; Land that mainly grows crops, with scattered fruit trees, mulberry trees or other trees; reclaimed tidal flats and tidal flats that can guarantee one harvest per year on average. Cultivated land also includes ditches, canals, roads and field ridges with a width of lt; 1.0 meters in the south and lt; 2.0 meters in the north. Including irrigated paddy fields, Wangtian fields, irrigated fields, dry fields, and vegetable fields.

In 2005, the General Office of the State Council issued the "Measures for the Target Assessment of Provincial Governments' Cultivated Land Protection Responsibility", which clearly stipulates that the people's governments of each province, autonomous region, and municipality directly under the Central Government shall assess the amount of cultivated land and basic farmland within their respective administrative regions. Responsible for the protected area, the provincial governor, chairman, and mayor are the first responsible persons.

At the same time, it is stipulated that starting from 2006, every five years will be a planning period. At the mid-term and end of each planning period, the State Council will assess each province, autonomous region, and municipality directly under the Central Government. According to this regulation, 2011 is the assessment year for the provincial government’s farmland protection responsibility goals.

Cultivated land protection refers to the use of legal, economic, technical and other means and measures to protect the quantity and quality of cultivated land. In the past decade or so, the reduction of cultivated land in China due to non-agricultural construction occupation accounts for about 40% of the reduced cultivated land area (other reasons for the reduction mainly include: agricultural structural adjustment, disasters, etc.). The massive reduction in cultivated land area directly threatens agricultural development.