Explanation of changes in agricultural structure in order to continue working efficiently: about: rural West Lake Urmia

Agricultural structure is composed of three main elements of cultivation practices, agricultural morphology and rural housing complex. Ownership is a complement to these elements and makes sense to them. By this assumption, the above components will be elements of a rural landscape that will be transformed by forces and various factors, in the form that transforms each component of the transformation of other components. The purpose of this study was to reconstruct the concept of agricultural structure developments and its influential factors in the five selected villages located in the rural areas of the West of Lake Urmia (central part of Urmia city), with the qualitative approach of underlying theory. The samples were selected purposefully and with a theoretical sampling method, which included villagers in the past two decades of the farmer. The samples were selected to reach the theoretical saturation of the residents of the villages studied and, in general, 55 people participated in this study and studied. Collected data was encoded in the form of 42 concepts, six major categories and a nuclear category. The results showed that understanding the implications of agricultural sector changes as a change in the rural cultivation and increasing the convergence of service industries has been affected by a series of conditions, resulting in multiple interactions. Accordingly, in the study area, due to the rule of a series of conditions such as environmental factors (climate change), social factors and the construction of political institutions (government policies), rural economy and the pattern of cultivation in the studied areas with two positive and Negative transformations has changed.