Macrostructural level of the soil resources management (as an example of Lankaran Lowland)

The article presents a description of three hierarchical-structural levels of soil resources management using the example of the Lenkoran Lowland (macro, meso and microstructures). The first level is management at the macrostructural level: distribution and management of soil resources by categories (agricultural soils, settlements, forests, water and reserve funds, industry, transport, communications, defence and the soil of specially protected areas, etc.). The second level is the management of the mesostructural level: the placement and management of economic lands (arable land, perennial plantings, steam, hayfields, pastures and pastures). The third level is the microstructural level of management: the distribution of crops or plant groups and the implementation of the management of the corresponding systems of measures. A system of land management measures has been developed at the microstructure level.