Rural cultivated land transformation and upgrading! Village official? Occupy indiscriminately? No, in addition to this, there are farms built with cultivated land. Non-food Planting trees on cultivated land, using cultivated land for landscaping and digging fish ponds. These situations will also be included in the scope of strict investigation, and if there is such a situation, they will be punished accordingly.

As the saying goes:? People eat for the sky? Food is the foundation of our existence. Therefore, agricultural cultivated land is occupied at will, and the situation of abandoned cultivated land has attracted the attention of management departments. In order to ensure the correct nature of grain output and cultivated land, some cases of illegal occupation of cultivated land will be severely investigated and cracked down.

1. Occupation of cultivated land and illegal construction of farms. Cultivated land resources are very valuable, but in recent years, because of growing grain and low economic income, there are not many farmers in many fields, and they would rather leave cultivated land fallow than plant it. This situation gives farmers the opportunity to lease and occupy cultivated land to build farms.

The construction of farms can bring economic benefits to farmers, but it is illegal to occupy cultivated land. This behavior will be severely investigated and punished, and the corresponding personnel will also be punished.

Second, it is not easy to change the nature of cultivated land into fish ponds and battlefields at will. In order to increase economic benefits, some people change the nature of cultivated land without authorization, turn cultivated land into fish ponds, and raise economic income by raising fish. There is even more excessive behavior, that is, taking a fancy to the sand and gravel resources under cultivated land and turning them into sand and gravel mining plants without permission.

Besides these two kinds, cultivated land can also be used for afforestation. Aside from returning farmland to forests, there are still some idle land in rural areas that are also used to plant trees, just because the management cost of planting trees is low, and trees can bring economic benefits when they become useful.

Ensuring the correct use of cultivated land can ensure grain output and better cope with the current world-wide food crisis. Your job needs to be firmly in your own hands, and you can't pin it on others.