Concepts and Definitions

Wet land

is agriculture land, compartmentalized and saparated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crops is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. Wet rice field covers irrigated rice field, rainfield, valleys etc.

Area harvested

is area of crops which harvested after the crops come age.

Damaged Area
is area of crops which damaged due to pests and calamity (its production is 10 % or less of a normal production).

Area planted

is area of crops which planted(seeded).

Dry Land/Garden/for crop cultivation

is an unirrigated land planted with seasonal crops and separately situated from the yard around the house.

Temporary fallow land

is a land usually cultivated, but left idle for more than one year.

Arable Land

is a land which included wetland, dryland/garden/for crop cultivation and temporary fallow land.

Estates

is a land planted with commercial crops , such as rubber, palm oil, coconut, pepper, tobacco, sugar cane, cloves,etc.

Meadows

is a land usually used to raised the livestock.

Agriculture land

is a land which included arable land, estates and meadows

Pond and Dyke

is a land used to cultivate fish.

Wood land

is a land planted with wood tree/bamboo weather its growth by itself or cultivate, which main product is wood (not including country forestry land).

House compounds and surroundings

is a land for building together with land around it and usually being fenced, planted or not. If the land around the building has no clear distinction, then it is included into garden.