Article II presents the quality of the cropland as described in this approach, which refers to the ability to meet the safety and sustainable production of agricultural crops by decisions such as cropland, field infrastructure, cropland soil environment.

Article 3 activities such as the conservation, construction, supervision and management of cropland in the territorial administration of the province apply.

Article IV. The quality of arable land protects the principles of scientific planning, rational use, integrated governance and strict regulation.

Article 5

(i) Develop technical norms for the quality of land conservation;

(ii) Survey and dynamic monitoring of the quality of arable land;

(iii) Organizing the implementation of cropland quality and the provision of technical guidance and services for crop users;

(iv) Assessment of the quality of arable land with the territorial resource administrative authorities, and inspection of the quality of the new cropland;

(v) Other matters under the law, legislation and regulations.

Article 6

More than the people at the district level are responsible for the management of environmental pollution control in the arsenal.

In line with their respective responsibilities, the Government of the above-mentioned population has developed and reformed, financial, housing and rural and urban construction (planning), water and forestry sectors.

Article 7. Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect the quality of the arable land and have the right to complain and report on acts that undermine the quality of the land.

The authorities of the rural government at the district level should make public reports of complaints telephones and promptly address complaints by units and individuals against the destruction of the quality of the land.

Article 8 encourages users of arable land to increase the quality of arable land in the context of practical local measures:

(i) To apply fertile technologies such as residues, green fertilizer cultivation, and increasing organic fertilizers;

(ii) The use of scientific fertilization technologies such as fertilization and integration of fertiles;

(iii) Selection of farming technologies such as deep farming, deep-rooting, rotating and arable farming;

(iv) Other technical measures that promote the quality of farming.

For the use of technical measures in the previous paragraph, the Government of the more than the people at the district level should give policy support.

Article 9

(i) Field infrastructure construction, high-standard farmland construction and low- and medium-term land rehabilitation;

(ii) Rehabilitation of land and flooding;

(iii) Environmental protection and the rehabilitation of contaminated land;

(iv) Water erosion, salal land, soil sandification and acid management;

(v) Other measures that promote the quality of farming.

Article 10 The commune government should be responsible for organizing the implementation of the quality of land conservation in the present administration.

Villagers' committees, rural collective economic organizations should organize farming land users to maintain their field infrastructure and improve the conditions of farming.

Article 11 Non-agricultural construction of cultivated arricultures, in line with the requirement of “a supplemental, high degree of excellence”, should be complementary to the quality of cultivated land.

Article 12 Construction projects occupied arsenal land, and cultivated land occupies should take away from cultivated soils in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the requirements of the Government of the people at the district level. The arriculture is generally removed from 20 cm by surface. Removal of arable land shall be subject to improved soils for near new arriculture, reclaimed land, poor or other arable land within the scope of the arsenal.

The authorities of the Land Resources Administration and the agricultural administrative authorities at the district level should provide timely monitoring of the land occupancy units from arable soils.

Article 13 Agricultural inputs, such as fertilizers, pesticides, agricultural fertiles, should be safely used to clean non-removable residues, inputs and wastes in a timely manner.

No unit or individual shall have the following acts:

(i) To destroy or illegally occupied field infrastructure;

(ii) Emission of toxic hazardous waste, dehydration, dust and poulture from cropland and farmland infrastructure;

(iii) The dumping and storage of solid wastes such as garbage, construction garbage, medical garbage, industrial waste and waste;

(iv) Incineration of residues in the field and the use of small-scale cooking;

(v) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations.

Article 15 does not deal with cement, ventilation, fuel-pages, powders and rural and urban garbage, according to the relevant national standards.

Article 16 irrigated water in arrigated land should be in line with national irrigation water quality standards.

The environmental protection of the environment, the water administration authorities should monitor the quality of irrigation water in a timely manner and should report on the current people's Government in a timely manner and adopt governance and remedies in a manner that is not in line with the national agricultural land quality standards.

Article 17 provides for contaminated arable arable arable land, the executive authorities of the local people's government for environmental protection should propose governance programmes with the agricultural administration authorities and oversee the implementation of the responsible units or individuals. Where governance is still less than a country's standard of farming, more than the local people's governments should adapt their productive functions in accordance with the relevant law.

More than 18 per cent of the population at the district level should include the quality of land conservation in the arranging of responsibilities for the protection of arable land, regularizing agricultural, land resources, environmental protection, water administration authorities and other relevant sectors to inspect the quality of arable land.

More than 19 years of the Government's agricultural administration should establish a long-term positioning monitoring point for the quality of arable land and set signs, develop a network of quality monitoring and early warning systems for arable land.

Article 20 establishes a long-term positioning point for the quality of arable land, and the authorities of the agricultural administration of the communes should enter into agreements with the users of arable land to clarify the rights obligations of both parties, such as the establishment, protection, compensation.

The facilities and symbols of any unit or individual damaged, damaged or unauthorized mobile arsenal. There is a need for movement, with the written consent of the Government's agricultural administration to establish the monitoring point, to enter into a corresponding letter of responsibility and to cover the costs.

Article 21

More people at the district level should be guided by the state of arable land documented by the archives by the user of cultivated land to undertake scientific fertilizers, soil improvements and improve the quality of arable land.

Article 22 Quality monitoring, assessment results should be submitted to the Government of the current people and to the competent authorities at the grass-roots level as a basis for the construction of the cropland quality project, soil pollution governance, industrial restructuring.

The units and individuals inspected should provide information on the facts and information that are not denied or obstructed when the relevant administrative authorities monitor the quality of the land.

Article 24 Quality management of the arsenal, abuse of authority, non-compliance with the supervisory responsibility under the law, or finding that the offence is not investigated, causing serious consequences and administrative disposition by law, which constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article 25, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations have been punished and are in accordance with their provisions.

Article 26