Comprehensive Farmland Survey: Measures to Expand Demand to Alleviate On-Site Anxiety Must Be Introduced

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[Nongsuchuksan Shinmun = Reporter Lee Han-tae] Seminar on Farmland Survey: Diagnosis and Challenges. Follow-up measures, such as expanding the farmland bank and private demand base, are necessary to prevent farmland price declines. There are growing calls to expand demand by resolving uncertainties regarding the disposal of owned farmland and easing lease and consignment conditions, in order to alleviate the anxiety and concerns in the field stemming from the farmland survey. At the breakfast seminar titled ‘Farmland Survey: Diagnosis and Challenges,’ hosted by the National Assembly Forum on Local Extinction and Climate Crisis Agricultural Innovation and held on the 1st at Conference Room 6 of the National Assembly Members’ Office Building, Chae Gwang-seok, a research fellow at the Korea Rural Economic Institute, stated that by separating the survey and disposal processes, the focus should be on actual cultivation and utilization

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