1, the first type is the most common. Farmers reclaim wasteland around or near the original cultivated land. In fact, this should be regarded as the most common and the most common one. Let's talk about our northeast, the early northeast, which is called the Great Northern Wilderness outside. In fact, there are many wasteland, which are reclaimed bit by bit. Gradually, more people came to settle in the northeast, and the number of farmers also increased. Farmers in the northeast generally have their own small plots of land. This resulted in an increase in the number of acres.
2. It is a good thing that the land is confirmed and farmers recognize the wasteland occupied by farmers. However, there is no land dispute in the reclaimed land. Unless it is in line with the interests of other farmers, the reclaimed land can be confirmed, that is to say, the wasteland reclaimed by farmers must be idle collective land, there is no land dispute among other farmers, and the reclamation behavior will not infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of other farmers. At this point, many farmers should be qualified. Many people dug up little by little when they were filling the sea, and all of them were ownerless wasteland.
3. The second situation is also more common. In China, China's agricultural policy was not so good a few years ago. At that time, land was taxed, so how much tax was paid per mu of land a year? This is also collected by the village Committee every year, and people gradually have a sense of prevention. When the state has introduced many new rural policies that benefit farmers and benefit the people, farmers do not need to pay for farming, and the state gives subsidies. Nobody explained the policy to you at the beginning. In this case, many farmers are afraid to pay more taxes and other fees because of more land. So they reported their mu of land in a panic, but they reported 30 mu of land when there were 60 mu of land, deliberately saying less about their land area.
4. It is also a common phenomenon that farmers underreport their own mu, that is, the mu actually planted. The opportunity to reissue the land contractual management right certificate lies in re-confirming the right. When confirming the right, statistics should be made strictly according to the number of acres of farmers' original land. In actual rural work, rural village committees may not calculate this way. Mainly, if this happens, it should be common to many people in this village, which undoubtedly adds a lot of work. As far as I know, there are several such villages.