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"I rent out an acre for 700 yuan, and (the contract) has 10 years to expire, that is, I rent 7,000 yuan per mu, and no one else can control it!"
Zhang Wenjun said to reporters in the face of this.
The incident is being mediated
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Recently, the incident of renewing the contract fee in Shuangsheng Village, Kailu County, Inner Mongolia has been hotly discussed, and the incident has entered the litigation procedure and pre-trial mediation has been done.
However, it is still the tenants and the village committee who have their own reasons, and there is no agreement on the paid use fee of 200 yuan per mu.
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Small contractors have already paid their fees
Zhang Wenjun is a large contractor, and some small contractors have already paid it.
A tenant surnamed Liang told reporters that he saw Zhang Wenjun renting out 700 yuan per mu, and although he was reluctant, he paid it.
He said that when he was contracted, it was also a barren swamp, but it was converted into cultivated land, and now he has to pay a fee according to the three national land adjustments.
The rented 50 acres of land were paid more than 5,000 yuan first, and 100 yuan per mu, and the rest was given an IOU to the village, and other tenants began to pay one after another.
Zhang Wenjun, as a large household, has been fighting to pay the fee, and he believes that the village is crossing the river and demolishing the bridge.
In the 20 years since the contract, he has invested a huge amount, almost nearly 10,000 yuan per mu.
Zhang Wenjun said that he was looking for someone to go to.
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Zhang Wenjun came from the town to attract investment
It is reported that Zhang Wenzhu, who signed the contract, was not a villager of Shuangsheng Village, but from Tongliao City.
In this regard, Zhang Wenjun told reporters:
In 2004, he came to the township to attract investment, and contracted 5,600 acres of barren marsh meadows with his two younger brothers, Zhang Wenzhu and Zhang Wenlin.
In order to improve the plot, it was too much hard work, and at first the ground was full of potholes, and even the bulldozer could not go down to the ground, and it was padd out step by step.
The electricity in the fields was pulled by themselves, and the wells were also dug by themselves. The manure of the cattle and sheep raised was pulled here to fertilize, and even went to the south to buy bacterial fertilizer, and everything was done by himself.
Moreover, these investments are all from bank loans.
What crops are planted are also arranged by the village, and they will plant whatever they ask.
Earlier, I planted alfalfa, and I was rewarded by the village, and I planted silage corn in the marginal area, and the village also gave silage subsidies.
The crops they grow are all allowed by the village, and although the contract stipulates the use of the land, there is no provision that corn is not allowed.
Now after the cultivated land has increased, he can't afford to plant, because the cost of input needs to be repaid, and he also needs chemical fertilizers and pesticides every year for farming, which he can't afford, so he has contracted out 3,000 acres.
Last year, the corn was also planted, and the village did not take care of it, did not say anything, and did not say that it would be charged, but this year it was said that it would be charged.
In response to this matter, netizens said:
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This is a typical example of "no one ploughs the thin field, and there are people fighting for the ploughing." This is a typical example of "no one ploughs the thin field, and there are people fighting for it." This is a typical example of "no one ploughs the thin field,
Regardless of what the land was used for in the past, as long as the contractor improves the land and increases the value of the land, the government should support it.
What is the contract responsibility system?
People invest so much in the early stage, you have to follow the contract, as long as you grow food, you can do anything, China is very short of food now.
In accordance with the Land Management Act,
The transformation of barren land into fertile farmland should be rewarded in accordance with the law, not by additional contracting fees, let alone punished. In any case, the wasteland has become fertile land, which is a good thing, and the policy should be supported, and the donkey should not be unloaded.
Some netizens said,
I saw some people say that the state has a subsidy of more than 1,700 yuan per mu for the improvement of saline-alkali land into arable land, but the official report does not mention the subsidy, but only has to pay compensation for the increase in income.
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It is reported that Shuangsheng Village is located in the Inner Mongolia grassland belt, with a vast territory, which undoubtedly forms a situation of fewer people and more land.
After each family has been allocated basic self-reserved land, if you want to cultivate more land, you can rent it in the village, and these public plots in the village are also the main source of income for the village.
In the early years, in order to control the "three wildernesses" (barren sand, barren beach, and barren water), Kailu County launched the "three-three system" contract for land. At the same time as the villagers are given ploughland, the same amount of forest land and grassland will be given, one third each.
A villager said that Zhang Wenjun raised cattle on a large scale and invested a lot, and it cost a lot to pull manure and fill the soil, but the income was also large, and the cost should not be 10,000 yuan.
Zhang Wenjun rented 4 yuan a mu of these land, and now he rents out 700 yuan per mu, earning several million yuan a year.
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Origin of the event
During the "second land adjustment" in Kailu County, the government did not intervene in what was planted on the cultivated land, nor did it increase the fees.
After the implementation of the national "three land adjustments", Kailu County was designated as a pilot, and the land needed to be re-identified.
After the village collective discussion, 200 yuan per mu will be charged for the plots that have been turned into irrigated land as appropriate, and the contract ownership will remain unchanged.
And it will be publicized in the village, and the implementation will begin after no objection.
Zhang Wenjun's contracted land, of which 4,650 acres is recognized as cultivated land, should pay more than 930,000 yuan to the collective.
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In this regard, Beijing lawyers believe
The contract stipulates that the land, which was originally used for dairy farming and forage cultivation, is now converted into cultivated land, which violates the use of cultivated land and that the village collective has a basis to terminate or change the contract.
If Zhu Wenjun does not agree, he can go to court to file a lawsuit, rather than resolving it through the administrative department.