By cooperating with Nanyi, Takefuji's profits will be higher overall.

Of course, it is impossible that behind Takefuji there is a role that Nan Yi wants to play, but I don’t think anyone else would be so interested in farmland, and they can’t offer a higher premium than him.

In Japan, among the clubs engaged in agricultural development, there was only one Hongwan Club worthy of his attention.

However, this company is actively developing its presence in China, and their Tokyo base is mainly engaged in import and export business that has nothing to do with agriculture.

Rikui's cultivated land is about 70 million acres, and Nanyi's small target is 1 million acres. If the cabinet's nerves are touched during the annexation process, he will immediately shrink back and make the small target smaller.

In the 1970s, during the period of rapid economic development in Japan, the cabinet implemented special preferential policies for rural areas, providing high subsidies for the production of agricultural and sideline products, and encouraging farmers to stay at home and farm instead of just going to cities to work as migrant workers.

The Japanese cabinet believes that most of Japan is rural. If the rural areas cannot become rich, the whole country of Japan will not become rich. If the rural areas are in chaos, then the whole country will be in chaos.

Therefore, during the period of rapid economic development from the 1970s to the present, Japan has solved a big problem, which is to basically eliminate the gap between the rich and the poor in cities and rural areas, and the income gap between farmers and urban residents.

During the period of rapid economic development, Japan encountered the problem of rural urbanization construction.

However, Japan's rural urbanization is not about artificially demolishing and merging some small villages and gathering farmers together to build high-rise communities.

Instead, without changing their original residences or demolishing villages, the cabinet will fund the modernization of rural infrastructure so that every household can have access to electricity, gas, running water, and roads.

The housing and living conditions of farmers are not only similar to those of urban residents in Tokyo and Osaka, but many families also exceed the living conditions of urban residents.

There are two basic factors why the rural areas of Japan are richer than the cities. One is that there is a national agricultural cooperative organization in the rural areas of Japan, called "Agricultural Cooperative Association", usually with the English letter "ja"

to express.

This agricultural cooperative organization not only has its own bank, its own logistics center, but also its own agricultural and sideline products trading center, which can provide loans to farmers. It also collects the vegetables and fruits grown by farmers to trading centers in various places and provides them to the whole country.

agricultural products trading market, or directly provided to supermarkets in various places.

In other words, there is no need to worry about the fruits and vegetables grown by farmers that they will rot in the fields because they cannot be sold. You only need to drive to JA trading centers in various places, and JA will be responsible for purchasing them and then distribute them to all parts of the country. This is

It can ensure that farmers have sufficient income from farming.

Secondly, in addition to planting and processing agricultural and sideline products, rural laborers often serve as industrial workers.

In other words, when farming is busy, he is a farmer; when farming is slack, he works in a factory near his home and is a worker.

There is a special word in Japanese called "side job". "Part-time job" is different from leaving one's hometown to work as a migrant worker. Their farmland is at their doorstep, and the factory where they work is also close to their home.

Therefore, in addition to the income from farming, Japanese farmers can also receive regular fixed wages from factories and enterprises every month, so the income of these farmers is naturally much higher than that of ordinary people.

Precisely because farmers in Japan have a tradition of "side jobs", many manufacturing companies in Japan have moved their factories to rural areas, using the rich local labor force to train a group of farmers who will not change jobs to become skilled workers, which can keep them employed for a long time.

working in factory.

When Baoguo Mihu develops agriculture in Rijue, there is no need to consider the issue of external transportation. Agricultural products can be sold directly in Rijue, and it can also develop low-tech agricultural and sideline product processing businesses in Rijue rural areas.

As long as Intermihub can acquire and annex 100,000 acres of cultivated land, it will not be too difficult to make a profit of US$1 billion a year, and considering the continuous appreciation of the Japanese yen and the continuous improvement of the market, this profit can be doubled several times.
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