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"Returning farmland from forest" is a land use policy and ecological restoration measure !
From a policy perspective, it mainly refers to restoring some land that was originally used for forestry planting (especially in areas that are not suitable for long-term large-scale forestry planting or where the planning needs to be changed) back to farmland to ensure important strategic goals such as food security. During the implementation of this policy, it involves the re-evaluation and planning of land properties. For example, for some land that was originally reclaimed as orchards or planted with economic forests, under the condition of meeting relevant standards, it will be transformed into farmland suitable for planting food crops through reasonable measures !
From an ecological perspective, if "returning farmland from forest" is not implemented properly, it may have certain impacts on the ecological environment, such as causing soil erosion and reducing biodiversity. However, under scientific planning and reasonable operation, while ensuring agricultural production, it is possible to minimize the negative impact on the ecosystem by taking some supporting ecological protection measures, such as building ecological buffer zones around farmland and strengthening soil and water conservation projects !
