Around mid-April 2022, the Motosu City Agricultural Committee announced that in order to reduce the amount of farmland that is idled due to inheritance in the city, where the number of agricultural workers is decreasing and the population is aging, every year from 2019, the Agricultural Committee and the farmland will be optimally used. The promotion committee played a central role in grasping the intentions of the paddy owners to use the paddy fields and promoting the consolidation and consolidation of farmland for the farmers. Based on the interview survey by the agricultural committee and promotion committee, the target area is the farmland that is expected to be efficiently accumulated and consolidated to the bearer among the paddy fields that the owner makes himself. It seems to have focused. In FY2021, we have grasped the intentions of 8.95 hectares (34 units) in the Motosu area and 9.17 hectares (26 units) in the Shinsei area. A questionnaire on the intention to use the farmland owned by each target person was created, and 22 agricultural committee members and promotion committee members from the district cooperated to conduct door-to-door visits for about a month from December 2020. The committee members contacted the subjects and decided on the date and time of the visit. It seems that the subjects living outside the city were asked about their intentions by mail. Based on these surveys, 0.28 hectares in the Motosu area and 1.56 hectares in the Shinsei area, totaling 1.8 hectares, were determined to be leasable. In March, information was provided at a farmland matching meeting attended by bearers such as certified farmers. After discussing who would cultivate which farmland, a matching of 0.9 hectares of farmland was established, and it seems that the procedures for the farmland intermediate management business were to proceed. The Agricultural Committee of the city will continue to protect the farmland by grasping the intentions of the owners of paddy farmland and promoting matching with bearers before the land becomes idle farmland. He seemed to say that with force. In addition, the city's agriculture committee will become a "model introduction agriculture committee" for the introduction of tablet terminals in 2021, and will be used to hold general meetings and workshops online and to make materials paperless. From August 2020, a tablet lent by the prefectural agricultural conference will be introduced to the general meeting. First of all, in order to get used to the operation, the agricultural committee members were divided into two adjacent venues, and the sub venue participated in the general meeting held at the main venue with a tablet. It was confirmed that the members of the committee will change the venue every month, and with the support of the secretariat and agricultural conference staff, it will be possible to operate the general meeting smoothly, such as raising hands and making remarks using the web conference system. In turn, we will implement paperless meetings by sending data on agenda materials, and remote participation from the homes of committee members who wish to participate. In addition to this, it is used for reporting the current state of farmland patrols with photo data, sharing materials in discussions on the realization of personnel and farmland plans, and participating in web workshops hosted by the National Chamber of Agriculture and the Agriculture Conference. The introduction of the system will help prevent infectious diseases, reduce costs, and improve operational efficiency. used for usage surveys, etc. Common Application Service (eMAFF): The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries has developed a common application service for the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (commonly known as eMAFF) that allows online applications based on the laws and regulations under its jurisdiction and applications for subsidies and grants. As of September 2022, 2,800 Completed online procedures exceeding Currently, administrative procedures are mostly paper-based, requiring a large number of documents and burdening applicants with having to go to the office to deliver the documents. The government is promoting digital government initiatives, such as making administrative procedures online as a general rule. Aiming to improve the convenience of applicants, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries has built an electronic application system that allows online applications based on the laws and regulations under its jurisdiction, as well as applications for subsidies and grants.