From April, two major mergers will be implemented in rural areas.

I. Background

In rural areas of China, cultivated land and homestead are important assets for farmers to make a living. Cultivated land is used to grow crops such as grain and vegetables, and homestead is where farmers live. Due to historical reasons and changes in the political environment, many farmers' homesteads and cultivated land are not in the same place, and even idle or occupied.

Second, the authenticity of the news.

According to the regulations of relevant national institutions, the current land use policy framework does not clearly stipulate the ownership and management of homestead and cultivated land, but should be specifically stipulated and managed according to local actual conditions and needs. Therefore, any policy changes involving homestead and cultivated land need to be fully demonstrated and studied, and cannot be rashly decided and implemented.

Three. Potential impacts and challenges

Ownership of homestead and cultivated land: if homestead and cultivated land are included in the scope of agricultural land, the ownership and use right of homestead and cultivated land should be clarified. This involves the basic property and livelihood of farmers and needs to be fully protected and respected.

Fourth, the reaction of farmers.

Strengthen self-awareness: farmers need to strengthen their own legal awareness and land management awareness, understand relevant policies, regulations and requirements, and abide by and implement them as much as possible. Safeguard their own rights and interests: farmers need to safeguard their basic rights and interests and safeguard their land ownership and use rights. If you encounter disputes and problems, you can seek help and support from professionals or relevant departments in time.