大規模畑作地帯における規模拡大の実態と課題 : 音更町N地区を事例として

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The average farm size in Tokachi has expanded to 35.1 hectares in 2002, reaffirming its position as the area with the largest farms in Japan. During the expansion process, the land transaction was regulated by the existing rule in the hamlets because there was great number of farmers desiring the expansion of their farm size. However, the number of farmers has been continuously declining, as well as rice and dairy-farming area, because of the increasing number of retiring farmers, lack of successors, and debt. Therefore, the rules are in need to adapt to the present circumstances. The purpose of this paper is to examine the feature of regulation concerning land transaction in order to demonstrate the expansion process in Tokachi, Hokkaido. The secondary goal is to grope methods for the land adjustment among hamlets with different number of successors and elder farmers.
北海道大学の論文
2004-03-12