FOREIGN EXPERIENCE OF EFFECTIVE USE OF LAND RESOURCES IN AGRICULTURE

Abstract

This article analyzes foreign experiences of effective use of land resources in agriculture from an economic geographical point of view. The study examines the territorial organization of land use, specialization of agricultural lands, mechanisms for regulating land relations, experiences in the introduction of digital technologies and modern agrotechnologies in developed and developing countries. It also highlights the interrelationships of natural geographical, demographic, infrastructural and institutional factors affecting the efficiency of land use. The territorial characteristics of land use and their impact on agricultural productivity are assessed using the examples of China, the Netherlands, Germany, the USA and Israel.