Meanings of unproductive land in English

South Africa still has large areas of underutilised or unproductive land.

Almost uniquely in northern Europe, Ireland has no recognised right to roam over unproductive land.

Like New Zealand, it's a small island nation: mountainous, with huge patches of unproductive land.

Between the river-valleys are long stretches of unproductive land.

His tax changes would raise duties on dividends, eliminate loopholes and hike charges on unproductive land.

The road from Omagh to Enniskillen showed some, I would say a good deal, of waste, unproductive land.

Mrs Immink asked if it was possible that resource consent fees could be credited against rate arrears on unproductive land.

The annually increasing consumption of the nuts holds out a great inducement to the native proprietors to reclaim all their hitherto unproductive land.

The unproductive land-barrenand swampy-sufficientlyaccounted for lack of inhabitants, and told why it had been avoided by the foragers of both armies.

Activities will include increased pest and weed control, more riverside fencing and planting, and encouraging landowners to re-vegetate unproductive land by planting more native species.

It is the European developing the resources of his industry, to contend at once with an unproductive land and the dangers created by his enemies.

The war has forced France, Italy, and England similarly to utilize natural opportunities for subsistence in their enormous tracts of unproductive lands.

On all these useless, unproductive lands is written the word "Incapacity." All soils have some special fertility of their own.