Agricultural Land Use Management

Agricultural Land Use Management involves planning and regulating how land is used for farming to ensure sustainability, productivity, and environmental health. This includes practices like crop rotation, soil conservation, and efficient water use, aimed at maximizing yields while minimizing negative impacts on the ecosystem. It also considers zoning regulations, land preservation, and the balance between urban development and agriculture. By managing land use effectively, we can support food production, protect natural resources, and promote economic viability for farmers and communities.