Are there any new regulations for planting trees on farmland?

Trees cannot be planted on farmland. Changing fertile land to plant trees is absolutely taboo. However, if the conditions of cultivated land in some places are not very good, it may be possible to "convert farmland to forest", such as converting sloping farmland prone to water and soil erosion into forest land. If the local area happens to be a poor area, it will be combined with poverty alleviation to increase farmers' income through afforestation. These are all based on macro-coordination, with preliminary research and strict measures, and are not personal actions.

1. Is it illegal to plant trees on farmland?

1. Planting trees in rural basic farmland is an illegal act.

2. There are currently no regulations or policies explicitly prohibiting the planting of trees on general farmland. However, afforestation, the development of forestry and fruit industry, forest-grain intercropping, and the construction of farmland forest nets beyond the standard are not allowed in basic farmland. It is a clear provision of relevant laws, regulations and policies, and it is also a very strict prohibition.

2. Can trees be planted on farmland?

1. Changing fertile land to tree planting is absolutely taboo.

2. Protecting cultivated land is a basic national policy of our country, because high-quality land resources are limited and per capita cultivated land is small.

3. The law has explicitly prohibited planting trees on basic farmland (that is, arable land), not even fruit trees.

3. Which department is responsible for planting trees on farmland?

1. It is prohibited for any unit or individual to occupy basic farmland to develop forestry and fruit industry and dig ponds to raise fish.

2. It is managed by local government departments and land and resources departments.

Legal basis:

"Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 30 The state protects cultivated land and strictly controls the conversion of cultivated land into non-profit areas. arable land. The state implements a compensation system for occupied cultivated land. If non-agricultural construction is approved to occupy cultivated land, in accordance with the principle of "cultivate as much as it is occupied", the unit occupying the cultivated land shall be responsible for reclaiming the cultivated land equivalent to the quantity and quality of the occupied cultivated land; if there is no condition for reclamation or the reclaimed cultivated land does not meet the requirements , cultivated land reclamation fees should be paid in accordance with the regulations of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government, and special funds should be used to reclaim new cultivated land. The people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall formulate plans for reclaiming cultivated land, supervise units occupying cultivated land to reclaim cultivated land according to the plan, or organize the reclamation of cultivated land according to the plan, and conduct acceptance inspections.