Han Qide: Ensure the orderly transfer of land in rural areas

“What is the contracted price per mu?” “What is the specific mode of operation of the cooperative?” On the morning of September 16, Han Qide, vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, led the NPC Standing Committee, and NPC Agriculture and Liu Zhenwei, deputy chairman of the Rural Committee, headed the National People’s Congress Standing Committee's Law Enforcement Inspection Team for Rural Land Contracting Law, and went to the Mulan Village Land Transfer Cooperative, Sanhe Town, Feixi County, Hefei City, Anhui Province to inspect the local land circulation. The members of the inspection team listened carefully to the briefings, inquired about the operation of the cooperatives, and visited the offices of the cooperatives.

Hefei is the last stop of the law enforcement inspection team of the National People's Congress Standing Committee on Rural Land Contract Law in Anhui. From September 13 to September 16, the law enforcement inspection team conducted field trips in Fengyang County, Luzhou City, Jinan District and Jinzhai County of Lu'an City, Feixi County and Feidong County of Hefei City, and heard Reporting, holding forums and other forms to earnestly understand the implementation of rural land contract law in Anhui Province.

Han Qide pointed out that strengthening rural land contractual management right transfer and service work is to consolidate and improve the basic rural management system, and promote the intensive and large-scale healthy development of agricultural production and management, on the basis of maintaining the stability and long-term stability of the existing land contractual relations. The important guarantee.

He stressed that it is necessary to ensure the orderly conduct of rural land transfer.

The land transfer and management cooperative of Mulan Village in Sanhe Town of Feixi County was the first land transfer cooperative in Anhui Province. According to reports, at present, the number of cooperative members has grown to 561, accounting for 65% of the total number of 860 households in the village. The total land area of ​​the cooperative has reached 2,700 mu, which accounts for 53% of the cultivated area in the village.

“The establishment of cooperatives has promoted the orderly circulation of land standards and accelerated the pace of circulation.” Co-operatives concerned said that after the establishment of the cooperative, farmers had to enter the company with the right to land contractual management and handed over the transferred land to the unified organization of the cooperative to issue the package. The cooperatives and tenants determine the relationship, rights, and obligations of the renter and the leased person in a contractual contract, which promotes the transfer of rural labor and increases the income of the farmers.

On the same day, the inspection team of the Law Enforcement Inspection Team came to the Jianhua Agricultural Specialist Cooperative in Feidong County of Hefei City on a non-stop visit.

According to reports, the cooperative was established in March 2007. Since its inception, it has explored and innovated in a comprehensive development model of “cooperatives + land circulation + mutual funds”. It has attracted farmers to participate in shares in various forms such as cash shares and land shares, dividends at the end of the year, etc. Into the agency.

“The villagers and enterprises will be jointly built through market transfer, and market-oriented operations will be carried out. According to the location and use of the land, the land will be sub-regionally and hierarchically planned and used to strengthen the intensive management of the land,” said the person in charge of the cooperative.

According to relevant information from Hefei City, as of the first half of 2011, Hefei City has transferred 1,119,900 mu of land by means of farming, subcontracting, leasing, swapping, equity participation, and transfer, accounting for 35.6% of the city's cultivated area. The number of land transfer cooperatives exceeded 100, involving nearly 200,000 rural households, and the agricultural base with a contiguous operating area with a characteristic scale of 1.8 million mu.