Effects of Land Reclamation on Cultivated Land Benefit and Grain Yield
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/ajst.v3i2.2159Keywords:
Land improvement, Cultivated land benefit, Grain output, Cultivated land quality.Abstract
The land improvement project takes the land development project construction as an opportunity to improve the current situation of land use in the project area and improve the land utilization rate through scientific planning, layout of fields, construction of ridges and ridges, etc., and soil conservation of the farming layer. The project implementation can significantly improve the social, ecological and economic benefits of the project area.
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