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Agribusiness, EarlyView.ABSTRACT This paper examines racial differences in farm succession planning using survey data from Tennessee farmers. While observed differences between White and Black farmers are small, decomposition and counterfactual analyses show that structural characteristics, particularly farm size, would predict higher succession planning among White farmers ...
Abdelaziz Lawani +2 more
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Conflict in informal rural construction land transfer practices in China: A case of Hubei
Land Use Policy, 2021 Driven by high value-added benefits as well as the less mature legal systems, informal land transfer becomes widespread in rural China. Based on Institutional Vicissitude Theory, this paper investigates the responses of local stakeholders to the process ...
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Land Trust to Facilitate Development Through Land Transfer
2019The recent political upheaval transgressing from the industrialization drive through forcible land grab in many parts of Asia (India, Indonesia, Nepal and the Philippines in particular) points to the need for a sustainable policy—a framework that results in a positive sum game, benefiting land owners without hurting growth prospects.
Yoshino N, Paul S, Sarma V, Lakhia S
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1989
A 1988 nationwide survey of rural land transfers revealed that 4.6 percent of parcels and 3.5 percent of the acreage of rural land changed hands during 1987. Agricultural and nonagricultural parcels transferred were evenly divided, but 74 percent of the acreage was agricultural. Parcels of rural land are owned for an average of 22 years. Arms-length or
Wunderlich, Gene, Wunderlich, Gene
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A 1988 nationwide survey of rural land transfers revealed that 4.6 percent of parcels and 3.5 percent of the acreage of rural land changed hands during 1987. Agricultural and nonagricultural parcels transferred were evenly divided, but 74 percent of the acreage was agricultural. Parcels of rural land are owned for an average of 22 years. Arms-length or
Wunderlich, Gene, Wunderlich, Gene
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Towards An Efficient Land Transfer Policy
The Journal of Developing Areas, 2018The last two decades have seen Governments across the world getting drawn into controversies regarding land acquisition. The controversies are more frequent and acute in emerging economies. In most Emerging economies and particularly in India, the extent of debate in the policy space regarding land acquisition for industrial usage is immense in the ...
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2003
The diversity of forms of landholding had implications for and was, in part, a condition of the transfer of the land itself. Where, for instance, land was held in substantial parcels and was perceived, by tenant and/or by lord, as the unit of support for a peasant family and the provider of particular services for the lord, then the conditions which ...
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The diversity of forms of landholding had implications for and was, in part, a condition of the transfer of the land itself. Where, for instance, land was held in substantial parcels and was perceived, by tenant and/or by lord, as the unit of support for a peasant family and the provider of particular services for the lord, then the conditions which ...
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Spatial differentiation of land transfer
Chinese Geographical Science, 2006The policy of land transfer has greatly influenced the macro economy of China with the commencement of another innovation of land use system. Therefore, it is urgent to put forward some rational and feasible suggestions for local government to manage the market of land transfer.
Wen-xing Du +3 more
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Transfer-Learning On Land Use And Land Cover Classification
IGARSS 2023 - 2023 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2023Gabriel A. Carneiro +3 more
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6. The Transfer of Freehold Land
2017Land may be transferred by sale and upon death. The process of buying or selling a house is known as conveyancing and involves three stages: the pre-contract stage, in which the buyer and the seller conclude the negotiations and make an agreement as to the sale of the property; the formation of the contract; and the completion of the transaction when ...
Mark P. Thompson, Martin George
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