Why do some people like to fight for land when farming in rural areas?

In the initial rural land distribution, rural collective land was distributed and contracted on an average per capita basis. Because the good and the bad are mixed, and the plots are different in size, the land allocated to each farmer is irregular, one large and one small, and most of them are scattered, so there are many "fields". It is precisely because of this that when farmers are farming, whether intentionally or unintentionally, there will always be a situation of "competing for land". The reason is nothing more than that farmers attach great importance to land, which is related to their annual income. More land means more income.

In the past, the phenomenon of "competing for land borders" often appeared in rural areas because farmers attached great importance to land. In the past, except for a few businessmen, most rural people engaged in traditional agricultural production all their lives, and the national policy at that time was the same, supporting farming and supporting production contracting. At that time, everyone's income depended on the limited land allocated. It can even be said that the land determines the survival and life of farmers. It is directly related to the livelihood of farmers. In addition, in the past, the level of productivity was relatively low, agricultural technology was relatively backward, and grain output was often low. Therefore, the less land there is, the less food there is. Therefore, in the past, people often had disputes because of "competing for land boundaries" in order to win more land and increase more rations.

It's just that there are very few cases of "competing for land" now. Because a large number of rural young and middle-aged laborers went to work in cities, only the old and weak groups in the village stayed at home, and many families even went out to live and work hard in cities, so many families' land was abandoned. Only a few people in rural areas adhere to traditional farming, and some areas even abandon farming in large areas. No one cultivates the land, so naturally no one will fight for the edge of the land. After all, no one goes to farm.

When farming in rural areas, people like to fight for land borders, because farmers want to increase their crops and strive for more benefits for themselves, but now this phenomenon has decreased, because fewer and fewer people insist on farming, and there is no need to fight for land borders.