ültetvényei

Ültetvényei is a Hungarian noun that denotes the plantings or plantations of a person, organization, or landholding. It is the plural possessive form of ültetvény, which refers to an area set aside for cultivation, often with perennial crops or trees.

The term comes from ültetvény (plantation, estate) with the possessive suffix -ei, indicating “his/her/its plantings.” The form is used when specifying the plantings belonging to someone or to a particular property.

In agricultural usage, ültetvényei may include vineyards (szőlőültetvény), orchards (gyümölcsültetvény), and other permanent cultivation areas. It distinguishes these long‑term plantings from fields used for annual or temporary crops, and it can describe both private farms and larger agricultural holdings.

Plantations require planning and ongoing maintenance, including irrigation, pruning, pest control, fertilization, and harvest scheduling. In land management and agricultural statistics, the term helps quantify the portion of land dedicated to long‑term cultivation and is often used in reports, leases, and planning documents.

Examples of common plantings within ültetvényei are vineyards and orchards, which are characteristic elements of rural landscapes in Hungary. The concept emphasizes the structure and management of cultivated areas as distinct from other types of agricultural land.