What is included in the permanent loss of land?

1) What is included in the permanent loss of land?

2) Which scientist in China has contributed to the increase in world food production?

3) What is the best solution to the food crisis?

Answer: (1) Construction land, desertified land, etc.

2) Yuan Longping.

3) Protect the existing cultivated land, cultivate excellent varieties, increase the yield per unit area, and in addition, control population growth.

Land for construction, desertified land.

Supplement]:1Land for construction Construction land refers to the land for the construction of buildings and structures, urban and rural residential and public facilities land, industrial and mining land, energy, transportation, water conservancy, communications and other infrastructure land, tourism land, military land, etc.

Pay a certain amount of investment (land development and construction costs) to provide land for various constructions through engineering means. It is a land that uses the carrying capacity of the land or the building space and does not have the main purpose of obtaining biological products.

2.Land desertificationSimply put, land desertification refers to land degradation, also known as "desertification". China's desertification situation is very severe, according to the State Forestry Administration's Office of Desertification Prevention and Control in 1998 and other first-class departments published materials, China is one of the countries in the world with serious desertification.

1.Permanent loss of land includes soil erosion, construction soil, etc.

2.Yuan Longping.

3.planting high-yielding crops; selection of crops that are compatible with the local soil; Rely on food relief from large food countries.

The first one is known only to have: wetlands. The second is: Yuan Longping.

What do you mean by permanence? Scientist Yuan Longping. I think the most feasible way now is to increase food production. Is this back to the line? We hope you are satisfied... It may not be very good.

Permanent current assets generally refer to the minimum amount of cash, inventory and accounts receivable that an enterprise must hold. It can be understood as those liquid assets that need to be retained even if the enterprise is at a low point in operation to meet the long-term stability needs of the enterprise.

These current assets are relatively stable regardless of how the company's production is affected by seasonal and other factors. However, permanent liquid assets are not absolutely fixed, and they generally increase in a certain proportion with the expansion of the scale of the enterprise.

The so-called permanent current assets are the working capital that maintains a stable level for a long time, similar to fixed assets.

1) Reserve assets: current assets in the production preparation stage from purchase to production, including raw materials and main materials, auxiliary materials, fuel, spare parts for repair, low-value consumables, packaging, purchased semi-finished products, etc.

2) Production assets: current assets in the production process from input to finished products made into storage, including products, self-made semi-finished products, pending amortization, etc.

3) Finished product assets: current assets in the process of waiting for sale from product warehousing to product sales, including finished products and semi-finished products and parts ready for sale.

4) Settlement assets: refers to all kinds of issued commodities, accounts receivable, notes receivable, etc.

5) Monetary assets: bank deposits, cash in hand, etc.

Permanent current assets require liquid assets that maintain a stable level for a long time, such as dividends receivable, non-current assets that mature within one year, etc.

Agree with the upstairs that China has been losing money since ancient times.

You can check the history, China's former Genghis Khan fought to the **?How great was the land at that time?

No more wordy. Good luck!

A lot, the dynasties are constantly gaining and losing.

The permanent damage of agricultural land refers to the phenomenon that leads to the decline of agricultural land quality and the destruction of land structure, and is based on the reduction or loss of agricultural use of rock type. Such as excavation, unauthorized conversion to construction land or storage land, etc.

The ownership of the land belongs to the state or the collective, and the permanent land acquisition money either belongs to the collective, and the operator reaps the land from the collective, or partially obtains the land acquisition money without adjusting the land for the time being. It depends on the opinions of the overwhelming majority of the local masses. ok!

1.Permanent basic farmland refers to agricultural land with high or potential production capacity that is determined not to be occupied in the overall land use plan in accordance with land management laws and regulations in order to ensure the sustainable use of land resources and sustainable economic and social development, and is the "rice bowl field" of 1.3 billion people and the basic guarantee of national stability.

Sustainable use is an important feature of permanent basic farmland. "No occupation" provides a guarantee for the amount of basic farmland not to decrease;"Conform to the plan", which sets the threshold for no change in land use;"Higher production capacity" has laid the foundation for the improvement of the quality of basic farmland.

The Ministry of Land and Resources and the Ministry of Agriculture recently jointly issued the "Notice on Further Improving the Demarcation of Permanent Basic Farmland" (hereinafter referred to as the "Circular"), requiring that on the basis of the existing work of demarcating permanent basic farmland, the existing high-quality cultivated land that is easy to occupy in the vicinity of cities and towns and along the transportation line should be given priority to be classified as permanent basic farmland, so as to ensure the comprehensive production capacity of grain to the greatest extent and ensure the basic stability of the area of actual cultivated land and national food security.

2.Land right confirmation refers to the confirmation and determination of land ownership, land use rights and other rights, referred to as right confirmation. It is to determine the ownership of land (or a parcel of land) within a certain scope and the subordination of the right to use and the content of other rights in accordance with the provisions of laws and policies.

In accordance with the "Property Law of the People's Republic of China", "Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China", "Land Registration Measures", "Measures for the Investigation and Handling of Land Ownership Disputes", "Several Provisions on Determining Land Ownership and Use Rights" and other relevant legal and policy documents, as well as local regulations and rules, in line with the principles of respecting history, paying attention to reality, conducive to production and life, and promoting social harmony and stability, on the basis of the results of the national land survey and the results of the annual land use change survey, Carry out the work of confirming the registration and issuance of certificates in an orderly manner in accordance with law.

The documents and materials on which the registration of rural collective land rights are confirmed include: approval documents and processing decisions of the people's ** or relevant administrative departments; The mediation letter of the people's ** land and resources administrative departments at or above the county level; Effective judgments, rulings or mediation documents of the people's courts; an agreement reached between the parties in accordance with the law; cadastral survey results such as cadastral survey forms, land ownership boundary agreements, etc., formed by the implementation of the demarcation procedures; Other documents stipulated by laws, regulations, etc.

In 2015, the "Opinions on Accelerating the Transformation of Agricultural Development Mode" was issued, which clearly pointed out that on the basis of adhering to the collective ownership of rural land and fully respecting the wishes of farmers, the pilot project of paid withdrawal of rural household contracted land should be carried out in the rural reform pilot area, and the rural households with stable non-agricultural employment income and long-term urban living and living should be guided to voluntarily withdraw from the land contracting and management rights.

There are two ways to exit for a fee:

First, the peasants voluntarily gave up the land contract management rights and handed them over to the village collectives, and then transferred them to large households for unified management. This is equivalent to giving up the land completely, and the land will no longer have anything to do with you in the future.

Second, some peasants have adopted the "compromise" method of not directly withdrawing from the land, but transferring the management rights of the land to large agricultural households "at one time" during the remaining contract period. This is similar to land circulation, except that it has been circulated until the end of the land contract, and it does not need to be transferred for one or three years.

So, how much do farmers get for paid withdrawal?

At present, there is no precise regulation on how much money to give for paid withdrawal, but some rural areas have begun to try, for example, Longmen Village in Sichuan Province will permanently withdraw at 1,000 yuan per mu per year, and the compensation will be 30 years, that is, 30,000 yuan per mu. Long-term withdrawal is 850 yuan per mu per year, and compensation is 14 years. In some areas, the ** that permanently withdrew was 50,000.

No matter how much money it is, many land-owning farmers are still worried, because although it seems that they have obtained tens of thousands of benefits from quitting the land, it also means that they will lose the income from the land in the future**. If there is no other income**, this creates a dilemma for many people about land.

How to solve this problem? Who is the interest in the land?

As a matter of fact, the purpose of the state to vigorously develop agriculture and carry out land reform is not to target the land itself, but to release the land that has not been fully utilized and let the land give full play to its value. So, who can take on this responsibility and play this role? It is a new type of business entity, that is, cooperatives, agricultural companies, family farms, large farmers and so on.