中山間地域における大規模稲作法人経営の農地集積

東北地方にある第3セクター法人経営の損益分析と個別家族経営の事例分析

抄録

Determining who cultivates the farmland in mountainous areas is a key challenge in Japanese agricultural policy. Publicly or cooperatively funded corporations are often viewed as the final option for maintaining cultivation. However, excessive pressure to accept leased agricultural land can jeopardize their viability. This study conducted interviews with third-sector corporations and farmers in the Tohoku region, revealing that successful management establishment requires a high level of managerial competence and significant discretionary authority by the proprietor in deciding whether to borrow land.