Is it legal for villagers to plant trees in the contracted land?

It is usually illegal to plant trees in the fields. In addition to basic farmland in rural areas, farmers have their own right to operate and the right to operate after the second round of contracting. The principle of the state and the collective is to encourage farmers to grow a variety of grain, but they can also adjust the planting structure and change the use of cultivated land, which are free and not restricted by anyone.

What are the constitutive requirements of illegal acts?

1, which is definitely against the law;

2. Violation of the law must be an act that infringes on social relations protected by law to varying degrees;

3, illegal generally must have the intention or negligence of the actor;

4. Offenders must have legal responsibility or legal capacity.

: Article 13 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Land and Land Management Law Legal basis: Article 13 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Land and Land Management Law.

Farmland, woodland, grassland and other land used for agriculture according to law owned by farmers' collectives and owned by the state shall be contracted by households within rural collective economic organizations, while barren hills, gullies, hills and beaches that are not suitable for household contracting may be contracted by means of bidding, auction and public consultation, and engaged in planting, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery production.

The contract period of cultivated land contracted by family is 30 years, grassland is 30 to 50 years, and woodland is 30 to 70 years; After the expiration of the contract period of cultivated land, it will be extended for another 30 years, and the contract period of grassland and woodland will be extended accordingly according to law.

State-owned land used for agriculture according to law can be contracted by units or individuals to engage in planting, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery production.

The employer and the contractor shall conclude a contract according to law, stipulating the rights and obligations of both parties. Units and individuals contracted to operate land have the obligation to protect and rationally use the land according to the purposes agreed in the contract.