Empirical Analysis of Influence of Non-Grain Agricultural Land Transfer on Land Cost of Grain Production
It has become an fact that the cost of land for grain production is continously increasing,and the transfer of agricultural land and the rise of land cost show the same trend.Based on 885 macro data at the level of grain varieties,the transfer of agricultural land is divided into grain agricultural land transfer and non-grain agricultural land transfer,and the impact of non-grain agricultural land transfer on land cost(grain production land rent and self-camp rent)is empirically analyzed.The results shows that the transfer of non-grain agricultural land has a significantly negative effect on the land cost,land rent and camp rent of grain production,while the transfer of grain-based agricultural land significantly affects the land cost and land rent of grain production,and has no significant impact on camp rent.The mechanism analysis reveals that the transfer of non-grain agricultural land increases the proportion of share cooperation in the transfer of agricultural land respectively,and the proportion of agricultural land flowing into cooperatives in the transfer of agricultural land,thus reducing the land cost of grain production.Therefore,it is necessary to properly regulate the proportion of these two types of agricultural land transfer,and the planting structure of agricultural land transfer should not be"one size fits all".At the same time,each region promotes the transfer of agricultural cooperation through organizational innovation,and gives full play to the role of cooperatives in new agricultural operators.The results provide the empirical basis for effectively reducing the land cost for grain production.
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