Five key points to grasp in land transfer for leisure agriculture

1. Be thoroughly familiar with the nature of the land being transferred, and know how to change the nature of the land

Avoid disputes arising from issues with the nature of the land. The nature of the land is very difficult to change, so before transferring land you need to inquire clearly about the nature of the land. If the nature of the land is not clear, it will greatly limit the agricultural project you choose later.

2. Understand the techniques for transferring land at low cost and high return

Large-scale land transfer has high costs and low returns, causing waste of land and leading you into the trap of land transfer. So when choosing the form of land transfer, you need to decide according to your own actual situation. The most ideal form of land transfer is the shares + cooperation form, which can save a large amount of capital and labor costs in land transfer.

3. Understand what to plant and what to raise on the transferred land, so that the land can quickly be monetized and make money

Practice has shown that if a large amount of transferred land has no good agricultural project as support, the land being left idle will not only fail to be monetized but will instead become a burden to you. It is not advisable to transfer land on a large scale without industrial support.

4. Clarify the land transfer procedures, and know whether the land transfer contract signed is standardized

Clarifying the land transfer procedures can help you avoid detours, and carefully reading the transfer contract can help you avoid falling into the trap of land transfer.

5. Be familiar with the state's policy subsidies for land, and understand how to apply to the state for support funds through land

Among the various proposals involving the field of land reform this year, those involving agricultural land transfer are the most concentrated. Under the premise of adhering to collective ownership of rural land and safeguarding the "red line" of 1.8 billion mu of cultivated land, there is still a certain policy space to realize agricultural land transfer more effectively. Land transfer is conducive to using land resources more efficiently and economically, so it is very important to choose a favorable agricultural project when transferring land.