National corn production subsidy policy is out, come and learn the details
The long-awaited corn production subsidy is finally outHeilongjiang is the first to release the subsidy plan
1 Who are the eligible recipients of the subsidy?
As long as you are a lawful actual grower of corn, you can receive the subsidy!
The "Implementation Plan" stipulates，The recipients of the corn producer subsidy are the actual growers of lawfully and actually planted corn area within the administrative divisions of this province (including farmers, farmer professional cooperatives, enterprises and institutions, etc.).
Lawful actual corn planting area refers to the area where corn is actually planted on cultivated land for which a land contracting, leasing or development-use contract has been signed with the village collective, a government at or above the township level or a relevant unit (forestry bureau, local agricultural and livestock farm, etc.), and the use is non-forest land, non-grassland and non-wetland.
Corn planting area that has not gone through declaration, public announcement and review, corn planting area on land with explicit national and provincial requirements for returning farmland, and corn planting area on land that has been reclaimed without approval or on land where reclamation is prohibited shall not receive the corn producer subsidy.
This point is relatively good, because what everyone cares about most is whether the corn subsidy can actually go to the actual grower. Even if the subsidy amount is high, if it does not go to the actual grower, it is of no use at all.
What kind of cultivated land can count as actual lawful planting area? It is the contracted land allocated to you by the village, or land you have transferred from someone else and for which you have a transfer contract. As long as the land nature is not forest land, grassland or wetland, you can receive the subsidy.
2 What is the subsidy standard per mu?
The specific standard has not yet been announced!It needs to be calculated based on the corn planting area. In some provinces there is more land and the subsidy standard is low, while in others there is less land and the subsidy standard is high. The editor cannot know more information at present. According to the progress of various tasks in the "Implementation Plan", the corn producer subsidy will be paid out as early as November this year.
The "Implementation Plan" stipulates，The subsidy standard shall be calculated and determined based on the total corn producer subsidy funds of the whole province and the lawful actual corn planting area verified by the Provincial Bureau of Statistics and the Agricultural Commission, and the average subsidy standard per mu for the province in the current year shall be determined.
Some people believe that agricultural subsidies mean "more land and fewer people means more subsidy." How much subsidy can Heilongjiang farmers actually get? Let us wait and see. At the same time, according to this theory, should your area "cry" or "laugh"? Everyone is welcome to speak up enthusiastically.
3 Is the subsidy standard the same in all regions?
The subsidy standard is unified across the province!
The "Implementation Plan" stipulates, corn planting area that has not gone through declaration, public announcement and review, corn planting area on land with explicit national and provincial requirements for returning farmland, and corn planting area on land that has been reclaimed without approval or on land where reclamation is prohibited shall not receive the corn producer subsidy.
There is no mention here of any sickle bend, advantageous or non-advantageous areas; it only mentions that land reclaimed without approval, land where reclamation is prohibited and land to be returned to farmland do not receive subsidies. That is to say, corn planted on all lawful areas is eligible for subsidies.
4 How can transferred land obtain the subsidy?
This should be of particular concern to everyone, because as long as you are a large grower, the land basically depends on transfer, and the quantities are not small. As long as you have a transfer contract, you can use it as the basis to apply for the corn subsidy. Even if the original landowner says the land is his, it is useless, because you have the contract.
The "Implementation Plan" stipulates that lawful actual corn planting area refers to the area where corn is actually planted on cultivated land for which a land contracting, leasing or development-use contract has been signed with the village collective, a government at or above the township level or a relevant unit (forestry bureau, local agricultural and livestock farm, etc.), and the use is non-forest land, non-grassland and non-wetland.
The key is the contract.
Some people will say that no contract was signed at the time, just a verbal agreement. Without a contract, with only an oral agreement, you can only negotiate with the original landowner yourself. As for whether the landowner will give it to you, no one can help you. Who told you to have no legal awareness and not sign a contract even for contracted land?
5 Corn producer subsidy requires proactive declaration!
This point is the most important!!!
Corn producer subsidy requires proactive declaration!
Corn producer subsidy requires proactive declaration!
Corn producer subsidy requires proactive declaration!
The "Implementation Plan" stipulates that municipal (prefecture) and county (city) governments (administrative offices) and the Provincial General Bureau of State Farms shall organize statistical and agricultural departments from July to September to conduct household surveys and on-site verification of plots for the corn planting area declared by actual corn growers within their jurisdictionsdeclared, and shall post the verified lawful actual corn planting area, the names and ID card numbers of corn producers and transferred-land contractors, plot locations and other information for public announcement in villages, township governments or farms (units), to ensure that the data on lawful actual corn planting area is true and accurate.
This is a very important key point: you mustproactively applyin order to report it and then obtain the subsidy. What you need to do now is immediately go to the local agricultural department, find the person in charge of the relevant department and ask how to declare. Time is very tight, from July to September, and it is already August now, so everyone go and ask quickly!