Abstract:The purpose of this study is to explore the multistage games equilibrium conditions in ecological compensation in the field of mine-grain mixed zone. The study aims to find the games equilibrium. It analyzed interest bias and the relationship among government, mining enterprise and farmers by the method of multistage dynamic games with incomplete information. The results contain two parts. On one hand, enhancing the strength of punishment can reduce the probability of rent-seeking in the first stage of game when the game between government and mining enterprise. No more than, when the game between government and farmers, we set up a transparency system of ecological compensation so that avoid the rent-seeking behavior by effective way. On the other hand, there is the second stage of Game, which originates in time lag. In this stage of game(G-M), with the improving of punishment, the cost of breakingSthe law has increased while the probability of rent-seeking is negativelyScorrelatedSwith punishment. Meanwhile, in this stage of game(G-P), with the improving of punishment, the game can tend to equilibrium. The conclusions: Firstly, strengthening the supervision to mining enterprise which takes part in ecological compensation is one of important approach to ensure the ecological equity and farmers" profit. By this way, the rent-seeking can beSbrought under controlSat the beginning. Secondly, strengthening the supervision to local government and officers is benefit to ecological compensation. Thirdly, strengthening the farmers’ education can improve oversightScapability in order to induce the probability of ecological pollution and rent-seeking. The educational content consists of ecological pollution knowledge and legal knowledge.