農業経営の継続性と経営形態 : 後継農業経営者の新規参入と経営資源の継承を中心に

Abstract

The large scale farms, especially the land-using type, have increased their sizes by renting in land and by taking charge of machinary works from many small farms. It is important for these large scale farms not only to be efficient in both short-run as well as long-run, but also to keep the continuity of farm management in the long-run. It is because these farms must be socially responsible to many small farms. In this paper this point is analyzed by comparing family farms, non-legal collective farms and legal collective farms.