What is agricultural production land?

Agricultural production land refers to the land directly and indirectly used for agricultural production. Direct agricultural production land includes: First, the planting land is cultivated land, including paddy field, irrigated land, dry land, concentrated feed land and juicy feed land; Second, forestry land, including orchards, nurseries, timber forests, soil and water conservation forests and shelter forests; Third, land for animal husbandry, including natural and artificial mowing land and grazing land; Fourth, aquaculture land, including reservoirs, ponds, lakes and other areas. Indirect agricultural production land includes: first, channel and road land, including fixed irrigation and drainage channels and road land at all levels; Second, rural residential areas, grain threshing ground, warehouses, electric irrigation stations, etc. In addition, they all belong to non-agricultural production land, such as cities, industrial and mining areas, towns, stations, docks, railways, foreign highways, power grid facilities and so on. The above land use patterns are not static. With the development of social economy, one agricultural land can be transformed into another agricultural land, agricultural land can be transformed into non-agricultural land, and non-agricultural land can also be partially transformed into agricultural land, such as wasteland reclamation in mining areas.