30. Bangladesh Arable Land: 8.00 Million Hectares First up on our list of 30 countries with most arable land is Bangladesh, with around 8 million hectares of arable land.

China's total arable land has increased for two consecutive years, Natural Resources Minister Wang Guanghua said during a news conference held by the State Council Information Office on Tuesday.

Bare land in England rose to record price levels in 2022, with arable land averaging £10,600/acre and pasture £8,500/acre. This puts arable values ...

Most of the schemes under the new Environmental Land Management scheme involve reverting arable land back to grass, wilderness or trees.

China's top natural resources authority is drafting a law on arable land protection to ban non-agricultural and non-food production use of arable land to prevent illegal occupation.

Arable land was cheapest in Croatia, with a hectare costing on average €3,440 in 2020. At the regional level, a hectare of arable land was cheapest in the Övre Norrland region of Sweden ...

China's total arable land amounted to almost 1.28 million sq km (490,000 sq miles) by the end of 2019, down nearly 6% compared with a decade earlier, according to a once-in-a-decade survey of the ...

China, home to 20 percent of the world’s population but only 8 percent of the world’s arable land, has gone abroad in search of farmland. In Africa alone, Chinese “friendship farms” grow ...

Coupled with the shrinking of arable lands, China’s population has been growing by some 10 million people annually, and now comprises 22 percent of the world total.

Distant countries like Italy and Sweden blipped back onto the hipster world map at the turn of the 21st century, after the long reign of Brazil (with tropicalia), France (la decadanse), and Norway ...