There are fewer and fewer people farming in rural areas.

There are fewer and fewer people farming in rural areas.

When farmers feel that their farming income is low and they can't support themselves and their families, they may transfer their land, so that those farmers who are able and willing to farm can plant a variety of fields and accept the land transferred by others and become big farmers.

In this way, large farmers can use the means of agricultural modernization, make full use of mechanized operations, plant more fields and earn more money. Therefore, these large rural households will have more and more land in their hands, the planting area will gradually increase, and their economic income will gradually increase.

These farmers who have lost their land in rural areas are either engaged in aquaculture, processing agricultural products or working in cities. Such farmers, through their own hard work, will create much higher economic income than farming.

Therefore, in the future rural areas, farmers' employment will be reshuffled and jobs will be redistributed. There are fewer and fewer farmers farming in rural areas, and the degree of land annexation is getting higher and higher. Land will be transferred and concentrated in the hands of a few people, becoming a professional expert in farming.