Economic aspects of rational management of agricultural lands
Journal Title: Вісник Львівського національного аграрного університету: Економіка АПК - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 21
Abstract
The article describes economic aspects of land management in agriculture with consideration of changes in land relations. It also determines principal measures supporting rational land management and protection of agricultural land. The main reasons that led to negative trends in reproduction and use of land resources in agriculture are considered.
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M. Stupen, O Skorupska
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