Occurence of plot patchwork is a phenomenon which has negative influence at the agricultural production level. Southern and south-eastern area of Poland is characterized by a rather high fragmentation and presence a lot of factors which adversely influence the cultivation of agricultural land. In the article was analyzed the spatial structure of land in 29 villages of the Cyców commune, located in district of Łęczna, Lubelskie Voivodship. The authors use the method of zero unitarisation for the purposes of determining the order of undertaking consolidation works and exchange of land in the area of research. The basis for calculation is the database of 10 factors (x1- x10) accepted for three groups of issues. In studies focused on the land of natural persons divided into out-of-village owners and locals owners from Cyców commune. Essential changes in the agricultural space are possible to achieve only by consolidation and exchange of land. However, these activities could not be made at one time in all areas because of limited financial resources. There is therefore a need to determine the areas which first need consolidation and exchange of land. In the paper has been tried to determine which villages of the analyzed commune should be ...
In the paper were analysis and evaluation of plots patchwork in strip type in Brzeziny village, Puchaczów commune. Research was performed and was used to descriptive-research method. Studies include the registered parcel of land defined by: surface, elongation, shape, access to it from the building. Getting to know the atatus of the test spatial structure of land allowed for random-stratified selection of plots for detailed analysis so that in proportion to the number of parcels in the area group accounted for at least 10% of its numbers. In total, the research detailed adopted 226 the total number of plots. The greatest defect of the plots studied in detail is their excessive elongation particular region of south-east of the village. The studies prove the existence of many defects in the spatial structure of land in studied plots. This is primarily a consequence of land trading and fair inheritance. Analysis of the structureand ownershipof landletto note thatin the studyof the villageup96.7% of the land belongs toprivateownerswhile77% of its surface isarable land. Approximately 25% of the plotsdo not have accessto a public road. The big problemis theextension ofthe villagetestplots, which adversely affects theprofitability ofthe crop.The only rational way that could rebuild the ...
