Croatia's family farms are averagely small, but also with a large number of agricultural plots. This presents a major limitation of further agricultural development and ways to solve this problem are being sought. While some advocate production, horizontal connection of producers, others see the consolidation of agricultural lands as a solution, and still others advocate both processes. Few examples of land consolidation are often being explained by the emotional, though irrational attitude of ownership towards property as well as the insufficient efforts of the country to initiate this process. Croatia has historical experience in implementing land consolidation, and this agro-technical measure is again being mentioned as part of the new agricultural policy. The aim of this study was to determine the level of fragmentation of agricultural land in the Varaždin County and to explore the attitudes of farmers regarding the consolidation of land. This study starts from the hypothesis that “Farmers of the Varaždin County support the process of consolidation of agricultural land”. For the purpose of the research, an interview with ten farms from the Varaždin County was conducted, which established that farmers in the Varaždin County really want the process of consolidation, but in their efforts to consolidate land, they encounter various obstacles: problems with land ownership, inequality of land and cadastre, complicated paperwork, people's aversion to selling or exchanging land, etc. The solution to the problem should be sought in the systematic process of land comasation and arondation and also putting unused agricultural land into the land fund.