The article examines how the State Program for the involvement of abandoned agricultural lands in the turnover is being implemented. An analysis of the progress of its implementation led to the conclusion that it is advisable to clarify some provisions of the regulation of agricultural land turnover in relation to abandoned plots. The conclusions and suggestions set out in the article are a generalized assessment of the current state of affairs in the field of development of abandoned agricultural lands and possible adjustments to the rules of their turnover. This applies both to additional requirements for their future owners, and to the removal of a number of restrictions when purchasing such plots. It is also proposed, along with the compulsory termination of the rights to abandoned lands of their current rightholders and their subsequent auction, to apply economic regulation measures to negligent landowners encouraging them to redevelop their own lands.
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