The phrase "arable land surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing land that is suitable for growing crops or agricultural purposes.
Example: "The study focused on the impact of climate change on the availability of arable land surface in the region."
Alternatives: "cultivable land area" or "farmable land surface".
The coastline in this area is so steep that dry stone walls were built to create arable land surfaces, irrigated by water stored in small open tanks.
On the opposite, medium arable land and grassland surface areas proved to be favourable for them as a whole in the immediat landscape, while in the mid-distant landscape, fallows favoured aphidophagous hoverflies and arable lands did so for spiders.
The total arable land is 13.31% of the land surface, with 4.71% supporting permanent crops.
Nearly three-fifths of the land surface is arable, and about one-third is forested.
Because of the province's hilly topography, only about one-fifth of its land surface is arable.
Indeed, the economic potential of agriculture remains limited given that less than 1.5% of the island's total surface is arable land, which is equivalent to only 380 km2.
For large hazard-affected elements such as those related to resources and the general environment, for example, arable land, forest land, grassland, and surface water bodies, relatively high-resolution satellite remote sensing data such as GF-1/GF-2 and ZY-3 images are used.
We suggest that restoration measures should be focused on arable land located at steep slopes near surface waters to effectively increase hydrological ES through the marginal reduction of provision services.
And with more than 99.7percentt of global food coming from land, and most of the arable land already accounted for, increasing yields per surface area is essential.
Arable land that extends all the way to the surface waters occurs relatively seldom.
