Specific features of development of selected agricultural problematic areas in the land consolidation process
Development of the Polish agriculture and its production abilities are spatially diversified. At present, in Poland agricultural areas may be distinguished which may successfully compete with the agriculture in the European Union countries. However, areas where private farms run their businesses on...
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| author | Wójcik-Leń Justyna Sobolewska-Mikulska Katarzyna |
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| description | Development of the Polish agriculture and its production abilities are spatially diversified. At present, in Poland agricultural areas may be distinguished which may successfully compete with the agriculture in the European Union countries. However, areas where private farms run their businesses on the verge of profitability or below also exist in Poland. Those areas are called agricultural problematic areas (OPR), depression areas, areas not useful for agricultural purposes, marginal lands etc. It is estimated that OPR covers over 60-70% of our country. Land consolidation is the process which improves the spatial structure of rural areas, including problematic areas. When this geodetic process is performed it is possible to interpret specific features of selected agricultural problematic areas and to propose alternative and the most effective ways of development of the discussed areas. As a result of those agricultural-and-development operations rural areas are becoming competitive and improve the living conditions. However, they are performed on a very small scale, in recent years this area is about 5900 hectares per year. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-4d83d3247d1a4e5da2274c9a119097162023-09-02T16:15:47ZengPolish Academy of SciencesJournal of Water and Land Development2083-45352017-09-0134124925810.1515/jwld-2017-0060jwld-2017-0060Specific features of development of selected agricultural problematic areas in the land consolidation processWójcik-Leń Justyna0Sobolewska-Mikulska Katarzyna1Rzeszow School of Engineering and Economics, ul. Miłocińska 40, 35-232 Rzeszów, PolandWarsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography, Department of Cadastre and Land Management, Warsaw, PolandDevelopment of the Polish agriculture and its production abilities are spatially diversified. At present, in Poland agricultural areas may be distinguished which may successfully compete with the agriculture in the European Union countries. However, areas where private farms run their businesses on the verge of profitability or below also exist in Poland. Those areas are called agricultural problematic areas (OPR), depression areas, areas not useful for agricultural purposes, marginal lands etc. It is estimated that OPR covers over 60-70% of our country. Land consolidation is the process which improves the spatial structure of rural areas, including problematic areas. When this geodetic process is performed it is possible to interpret specific features of selected agricultural problematic areas and to propose alternative and the most effective ways of development of the discussed areas. As a result of those agricultural-and-development operations rural areas are becoming competitive and improve the living conditions. However, they are performed on a very small scale, in recent years this area is about 5900 hectares per year.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/jwld.2017.34.issue-1/jwld-2017-0060/jwld-2017-0060.xml?format=INTland consolidationproblematic areasrural areasspatial structure of the land |
| spellingShingle | Wójcik-Leń Justyna Sobolewska-Mikulska Katarzyna Specific features of development of selected agricultural problematic areas in the land consolidation process Journal of Water and Land Development land consolidation problematic areas rural areas spatial structure of the land |
| title | Specific features of development of selected agricultural problematic areas in the land consolidation process |
| title_full | Specific features of development of selected agricultural problematic areas in the land consolidation process |
| title_fullStr | Specific features of development of selected agricultural problematic areas in the land consolidation process |
| title_full_unstemmed | Specific features of development of selected agricultural problematic areas in the land consolidation process |
| title_short | Specific features of development of selected agricultural problematic areas in the land consolidation process |
| title_sort | specific features of development of selected agricultural problematic areas in the land consolidation process |
| topic | land consolidation problematic areas rural areas spatial structure of the land |
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