Group 1 - The company acquires the management rights of state-owned arable land through a contracting method, implementing a dual management system that combines unified company management with family farm contracting [1] - The company is the main body for land contracting, authorizing its agricultural subsidiary to carry out specific land contracting work, which includes preparing an annual "Land Contracting Plan" subject to company approval and employee representative assembly review [1] - The land contracting fee is determined by considering various factors such as crop yield, land quality, production material prices, grain market prices, and production costs [1] Group 2 - Family farms (farmers) sign "Agricultural Production Contracting Agreements" with the agricultural subsidiary to contract the company's arable land [1] - Family farms operate as independent accounting entities responsible for their own profits and losses, following the company's unified management methods and technical measures for production [1] - The agricultural subsidiary has the authority to supervise the contracting parties to ensure compliance with the agreed land use and protection measures [1]