ASSESSMENT AND CLASSIFICATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND OF DAK NONG PROVINCE

Abstract

Dak Nong province in the Central Highlands has a natural area of ​​650,927 hectares (2020), of which: 601,524 ha of agricultural land, (92.41%); Non-agricultural land 48,070 ha (7.38%); Unused land 1,333 ha (0.21% of natural land area). The province has 467 land units and its distribution: Land group G1 has 49 land units; Land group G2: includes 214 land units; Land group G3: There are 126 land units; Land group G4 has 49 land units; Land group G5 has 10 land units; Land group G6: Including 9 land units; Land group W: Includes 10 land units which are water surface. Land classification at the level: Very suitable is 85,755 ha (14.28%); Suitable 470,396 ha (78.34%); Less suitable 26,905 ha (4.48%); Unsuitable 17,399 ha (accounting for 2.90% of the total surveyed area). Orientation (by 2030): The agricultural land group will decrease by 13,878 hectares (in which: agricultural land will decrease by 97,111 hectares, aquaculture land will increase by 13 hectares and forestry land will increase by 80,998 hectares); Non-agricultural land group increased by 14,862 ha and unused land decreased by 984 ha. Proposing solutions on mechanisms and policies; planning solutions, land use plans; Land use management solutions.