Resource potential of land use in land management
С.Ю. Комаров
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С.Ю. Комаров
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In the article, the author proposes to use the resource potential in the development of land management projects. Resource potential in the author's understanding is the entire set of resources of land use, land plot, field or administrative-territorial entity, capable of creating benefits for its owner, user, resident population or interested entrepreneurs. As an integral characteristic, the resource potential is capable of providing a more uniform design of crop rotations, providing a uniform and more accurately predicted yield. At the level of administrative management of territories, the resource potential can become the basis for the integrated zoning of the territory for a more differentiated land and agricultural regional and municipal policy, the development of targeted support schemes for agricultural producers, etc. In addition, the resource potential has a high ability to automate the calculation and include it in digital control systems of the agro-industrial complex or automated design systems for land management.
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In the article, the author proposes to use the resource potential in the development of land management projects. Resource potential in the author's understanding is the entire set of resources of land use, land plot, field or administrative-territorial entity, capable of creating benefits for its owner, user, resident population or interested entrepreneurs. As an integral characteristic, the resource potential is capable of providing a more uniform design of crop rotations, providing a uniform and more accurately predicted yield. At the level of administrative management of territories, the resource potential can become the basis for the integrated zoning of the territory for a more differentiated land and agricultural regional and municipal policy, the development of targeted support schemes for agricultural producers, etc. In addition, the resource potential has a high ability to automate the calculation and include it in digital control systems of the agro-industrial complex or automated design systems for land management.
Key concepts: Zoning, Land management, Resource (disambiguation), Land information system, Resource management (computing), Land use, Environmental resource management, Business