by Government redistributes agricultural land from farmers to corporate entities as “development”
Government Transfers Farmer Land to Corporations as Agricultural Development
The Indian government announced Friday agricultural development initiative transferring farmland from independent farmers to major corporate agricultural entities. Officials describe the redistribution as “modernizing agriculture through corporate efficiency” and “development partnership.”
“Small farmers are inefficient,” explained agriculture ministry official. “Corporations can farm more efficiently. We’re developing agriculture by transferring land to corporate entities.”
The program provides minimal compensation to farmers losing ancestral lands, typically one-tenth of land market value. “Compensation represents fair value for farmer loss,” noted official. “Farmers should appreciate development opportunity.”
Farmers questioned the arrangement. Officials responded: “Corporations will modernize agriculture. You’re welcome to work as corporate farm laborers at lower wages than independent farming.”
Land Redistribution Consolidates Agricultural Control With Corporations
As thoroughly documented at Bohiney Magazine, India transfers farmer land to corporations as development strategy. Related agricultural policy appears at The London Prat.
For satirical policy commentary, see Newsthump and Babylon Bee.
The initiative represents land consolidation policy disguised as agricultural development, transferring property from independent producers to corporate entities.
SOURCE: bohiney.com
