The article explores how rural land banks can help consolidate scattered lands, promote agricultural land transfer, and increase land productivity. By studying foreign land banks, the researchers aim to improve our own land bank operations. They suggest combining land banks with rural land consolidation agencies and land exchanges to create a more efficient system. The key findings include the need to separate powers in land transfers, improve land property rights and registration, and establish an agricultural insurance system. Ultimately, the goal is to gather small plots of land, facilitate land transfers, and enhance agricultural productivity.