The influencing factors of land transfer price are many. How much is the land transfer in your hometown?

In recent years, people's living conditions have become better, and young people generally do not want to go home to farm, because growing grain is indeed a very hard thing, and many young people do not like the income earned by grain every year. Young people don't want to go home to farm, and the old people in the village are too old to farm. So land transfer is a good idea.

And in recent years, the state also supports land circulation, which can centralize small plots of land in the hands of farmers for large-scale operation, which can not only improve the level of agricultural mechanization, save manpower and increase production, but also effectively reduce the occurrence of land abandonment, and farmers can also reduce the loss of land abandonment by collecting land transfer fees. It can be said that it is still a good choice.

However, the amount of land transfer is not fixed, it is a bit like we rent a front house, your house is in the center of the city, the passenger flow is large, the rent of the natural house with good location is going to be expensive. If your house is in a small mountain village, you can't even see anyone, let alone customers. No matter how low the rent is, you may not be interested in this kind of facade house.

Therefore, the amount of land transfer varies across the country, which needs to take into account the local geographical environment, land conditions, land cultivation and food prices and other comprehensive factors. But generally speaking, we can have a general grasp of the amount of land transfer.

For example, in the northeast region, land transfer costs are also changing according to the different crops planted and the changes in food prices. Last year, the area planting corn in Northeast China was about 300 yuan per mu, and the rice growing area was about 600 yuan per mu. But the price of corn has risen this year, and the price per mu of land in corn-growing areas has risen to about 500 yuan.

But this is only land for growing grain. If your land is relatively close to the city and the land situation is better, there is an opportunity for more commercial tenants such as growing vegetables and fruits to come back to discuss the issue of land transfer. The turnover amount of this kind of land will be more expensive, generally according to the geographical location, the price per mu is generally about two thousand.

For example, in my hometown, North China, wheat is mainly cultivated. Although the soil is fertile and the land is flat, many farmers are reluctant to transfer the land, because the elderly generally have deep feelings for the land, and if they can move, they will not let the land become scarce. This will cause a small piece of land difficult to transfer, a lot of land sandwiched in the middle to want to transfer is also very difficult to transfer out, even if the transfer price will not be very ideal. Sometimes many farmers lend to nearby growers to grow and give themselves some food every year. However, according to the market price, it is generally about 600 yuan per mu.

The circulation of this small piece of land is more obvious in the southern hilly areas, due to the limitations of the topographic environment, the land in many southern areas is relatively scattered, it is difficult to transfer, the price will be relatively low, and sometimes even abandoned.

However, on the whole, the current situation of land transfer across the country is still relatively good. After all, it is also a good thing for young people to be able to transfer the land. They can not only go out to work, but also avoid abandoning their land at home. By the way, they can also collect land transfer funds. It's still a good choice.

The above comes from promoting agriculture through science.