landbouwland
Landbouwland is the term used for land that is primarily designated and used for agricultural production. In Dutch-language contexts it encompasses arable land (cultuurgrond) used for crops, grassland for grazing or hay, and various forms of horticultural land, including open-field cultivation and, in some cases, greenhouse facilities. It is typically distinguished from nature areas, forests, urban areas, and water bodies in land-use planning and statistical classifications. The extent of landbouwland varies by country and region, but the concept centers on land managed under farming enterprises and subject to agricultural policy and regulation.
Characteristics and management: Productivity on landbouwland depends on soil type, drainage, climate, and water management. Practices
Uses and policy: Farming on landbouwland supports food production, animal husbandry, and horticulture. In Europe, policy
Environmental and social aspects: Agriculture affects soil quality, water quality, biodiversity, and landscape character. There is