Toisaalta ei Varsinais-Suomessa ja pohjanmaalla pelto ehkä ole ollenkaan niin kallista kuin vuokrat:
Verrataan saksaan:
"An important aspect of this trend is that the price of agricultural land in Germany has skyrocketed. This
is a reflection of the new ‘interest in land’ by those with large amounts of capital. Between 2005 and
2011 the cost of 1 ha increased by 55% from 8,692 € to 13,493 € (DBV, 2013: 86). Other data refer to
a price increase of 84% between 2007 and 2011.1
The price for new leases of arable land rose to 261 €
per hectare in 2010, up from 205 € per hectare in 2007, a 27% increase (DBV, 2013: 90, 92)."
Eli pellon myyntihinta oli keskimäärin 13493€ vuonna 2011, mutta
uudet vuokrasopimukset olivat keskimäärin 261€/ha vuonna 2010.
http://www.tni.org/sites/www.tni.org/files/download/04._germany.pdfTietty saksassa on kanssa omia ongelma-alueitaan:
"This trend can be attributed largely to the increasing commercial production of bio-energy (mainly
bio-gas), which is linked to the renewable energy law aimed at stimulating the sector.2
In addition – and
overlapping with the bio-energy boom – the price rise is strongly linked to areas where financial and
supra-regional investors (including ‘new investors’ from non-agricultural sectors) have entered the
land market. In some regions it is estimated that these new investors have purchased between 15%
and 30% of the land available on the market (Foster et al., 2011: viii). In the Emsland region, for example,
new land leases reportedly cost up to 1,200 € per hectare, about three times more than the mean price
in the region. The local farmers argue that their ‘classic’ food production is economically viable only up
to 500–600 € per hectare (Foster et al., 2011: 129, 132)."
Eli biokaasun tuottajat voivat maksaa 1200 euron vuokria joillain erityisen hyvillä viljelyalueilla alueilla (ja ruuantuottajilla on varaa maksaa 500-600)?
