How did the prices of agricultural land develop?

The land is an important means of production for farmers, vegetable gardeners and winegrowers. DP member of Parliament André Bauler asks the Minister of Agriculture how the prices of agricultural land have developed in recent years.

« La terre est un facteur de production crucial en agriculture, tant pour la production végétale que pour la production animale. A l’étranger comme au Luxembourg, la terre agricole à proprement parler devient de plus en plus un facteur de spéculation attirant les investisseurs les plus divers.

Dans ce contexte, j’aimerais poser les questions suivantes à Monsieur le Ministre de l’Agriculture, de la Viticulture et du Développement rural :

  • Les services du ministère ont-ils pu suivre l’évolution récente des prix immobiliers concernant tout particulièrement les secteurs agricole, viticole et horticole ? Une étude en la matière aurait-elle déjà été effectuée ? Dans l’affirmative, quelles en seraient les conclusions ? Dans la négative, le ministère envisage-t-il de faire élaborer une analyse détaillée en ce domaine précis ?
  • Comment les surfaces d’exploitation réservées aux entreprises agricoles, viticoles et horticoles ont elles évolué durant les dernières années ? Et quelles sont les prévisions en la matière tout en sachant que les besoins de construction du secteur immobilier vont croissant ? Une étude prospective a-t-elle été réalisée à cet effet afin de préparer le secteur aux mutations du futur ? »

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