Cultivated land fragmentation (CLF) is a complex result of the interaction between resource
endowments and human activities in rural areas. Scientifically revealing the evolution of CLF …

Areas used for agriculture are a large source of carbon emissions, but there is great
potential for reducing them. Land consolidation, through the comprehensive reorganization …

Cultivated land fragmentation (CLF) has severely affected China's agricultural production
efficiency, large-scale operations, agricultural modernization, and food security. Exploring …

In many countries of the world rural areas are characterised by defective spatial structure of
agricultural land. Such a state of affairs is a result of long-term socio-economic and historical …

The high cost of implementing land consolidation projects (LCPs) justifies investigation of
the question about the duration of economic effects of farmland merging. The assessment of …

The land consolidation process is an important and effective tool for sustainable
development and spatial planning of rural areas. Land surveying in connection with …

Land fragmentation is a primary cause of low agricultural profitability in many regions of the
world. Adverse fragmentation parameters can be improved with land consolidation projects …

The conceptualization of farmland fragmentation varies across different scientific disciplines
and units of analysis. Although a large body of literature on this phenomenon exist, yet there …

The article presents the results of the analysis of the legal and practical aspects of the
implementation of land value maps for land consolidation in four countries: Slovakia …

Land fragmentation and the distribution of plots in rural areas has a negative effect on the
profitability and efficiency of agricultural production. Land consolidation and exchange is an …