What are the four incomes of farmers?

Wage income, family business income, property income and transfer income.

First, wage income, that is, labor remuneration income, is the income obtained by farmers who are employed by units and individuals and rely on selling their labor. It mainly includes three aspects, one is the income of migrant workers in non-enterprises, the other is the income of local enterprises, and the third is the income of local rural residents in other places. Simply put, it is the money earned by working.

Two, family business income refers to the relevant income of family business, mainly refers to the income from the sale of agricultural products.

Three, property income, refers to the income generated by capital, technology and management factors and social production and life activities. That is, the income of family-owned movable property (such as bank deposits and securities) and real estate (such as houses, vehicles and collectibles). Including interest, rent and patent income from the transfer of property use rights; Dividend income and value-added income from property management, etc. This is simply the money earned by renting a house, renting land, etc.

Four, transfer income refers to the state, units, social groups, all kinds of transfer payments to families and income transfer between families. Including the government's retirement pension, unemployment benefits and compensation for personal income transfer; Dismissal fees, insurance claims, housing accumulation fund, gifts and support between families, etc. Farmers' transfer income mainly refers to various financial subsidies from the government.

Other income: including all kinds of property investment income, transfer income from government finance or agricultural support policies, income from renting and selling property, gifts from relatives and friends, etc.