"Land is the rice bowl of our farmers, and it is also the magic weapon for us to get rich. Recently, a piece of land in Shuangsheng Village, Jianhua Town, Kailu County, Inner Mongolia, staged a miracle of "turning saline-alkali land into gold field", but it was in an uproar because of the "supplementary contract fee".
Saline-alkali land counterattack: from "poor pimple" to "golden pimple"
Back then, the 5,600 acres of land in Shuangsheng Village were full of saline and alkali, and the grass didn't like to grow, so a few palm-sized pieces of cultivated land could make do with planting something.
Zhang and more than a dozen villagers are brave enough to be fat, and they have spent more than 150,000 yuan to contract for 30 years, and the average acre of land is less than 3 yuan a year. At that time, the people in the village thought they were crazy, but they had spotted this "potential stock".
They are like raising children, piling cow dung and sprinkling fungus fertilizer in the field every year, and they have to "train" this saline-alkali land. In the past few years, the corn cob has grown taller than people, golden yellow, and the yield has risen to 1,700 catties/mu. Isn't this just turning a "poor pimple" into a "golden pimple"? The peasants are happy in their hearts and feel that they have picked up a big bargain.
The supplement came knocking on the door: the farmers were confused
But not long after the good days, the village cadres suddenly announced: "According to the policy, you have to pay a supplementary fee, 200 yuan per mu per year!"
When the peasants heard this, they were dumbfounded: "Didn't you say that the contract fee should be paid at once for 30 years? Why did you come up with a supplementary fee?" This calculation shows that more than 4,000 mu of land will have to be paid more than 800,000 yuan a year, and in 20 years, it will be nearly 1 million yuan! Compared with the original contract fee, this is simply "a small thing."
Spring plowing was blocked, village and town cadres were shocked to see the three giants of "not understanding the law", and town cadres were "fired"
The contractor approached the village chief, who said, "The county asked me to receive it, and I don't understand any other laws." ”
The village cadres went directly to the field, stopped the ploughing machine and said: "If the above asks me to collect money, I will collect money, and what can I do when 110 comes, I don't know the law." ”
The contradiction became more and more intense, and the village cadres also ran to the field to prevent farmers from spring ploughing.
In particular, Ji Mou, deputy secretary of the town party committee, yelled at the peasants, talked as if he had eaten gunpowder, and later shirked his responsibilities and said that he "did not understand the law."
After an investigation by the Commission for Discipline Inspection, this Ji was dismissed from his post and was also punished with a warning from the party. The common people applauded: "Such an 'official master' must be well governed!"
Does the deputy secretary of the town party committee understand the law?
Looking at his previous interview records, he came to work at the grassroots level after retiring from the army, and was awarded outstanding soldiers and two commendations in the army.
He introduced himself, but in the future, he borrowed a lot of law books, bought a lot of law books to study, and actively asked the old policemen for legal knowledge.
Does he really not understand the Fa? Let everyone judge for themselves.
Should the supplementary fee be paid, and how should the rights and interests of farmers be protected?
Supplemental Fee: Reasoning or "Wool Picking"?
Let's see if this supplement makes sense. Originally, Kailu County was a pilot project for the efficient use of new cultivated land, and the government hoped to encourage the rational use of land and improve land efficiency through fees.
It can be seen that this is also the implementation of national policies, but there is no consultation and coordination with the contractor, and the attitude is very bad.
The land has been changed from saline-alkali land to irrigated land, which is much more valuable, and it is understandable that the government wants to get a piece of the pie. It's like if you decorate a dilapidated old house beautifully, the rent will naturally rise. However, there must be an explanation for how much this rises, and it can't be said that it will rise, but it must be said that the word "reason" has to be spoken.
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农民权益：付出得多，回报得足
Let's take a look at the rights and interests of farmers. They contracted at a low price and worked hard to improve the land, so why do they have to pay so much extra money now?
This is the same as doing business, you can't change your mind halfway through the price negotiated at the beginning, right? Therefore, it is okay for the government to impose additional fees, but it must take into account the actual payment of the farmers:
(1) Fair bargaining: The government and farmers sit down and have a good talk, how much the supplementary fee will be charged, and how to collect it, so that everyone knows in their hearts, and don't engage in "fixed price".
(2) Compensation and incentives: Farmers have made great efforts to improve their land, should the government give some incentives? For example, reduce or exempt some supplementary fees, or provide some agricultural subsidies, so that everyone feels that the money is well spent.
(3) Stable expectations: The contract has been signed for 30 years, and the government cannot change just as it says. Even if you want to adjust the policy, you have to tell everyone in advance and give everyone time to adapt.
Protect the "golden rice bowl" of our farmers
In the matter of land contracting, it is necessary not only to abide by policies and regulations, but also to take into account the feelings of the peasants. Cadres should not always think about "picking wool", but really help the peasants solve problems.
In the long run, the land has been improved and the income has increased, and it is not unacceptable to pay some additional fees.
The key is to be "fair" and make everyone feel comfortable. After all, the land is the "golden rice bowl" of our farmers, and we must protect it well, so that this "field of hope" can truly become a source of happiness for everyone.
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