Abstract
The article deals with economic processes and phenomena of agricultural land use, based on the theory of marginal productivity and the law of diminishing returns. Theoretical foundations, initial statistical data, graphically and mathematically substantiated models of economic analysis of production costs and returns in agriculture, and the obtained results provide a solution to the fundamental problem of production efficiency at the micro level, having the maximum possible rate of return, the maximum possible profitability of agricultural activities, geographical features of agricultural land use, the implementation of state land policy taking into account the regional characteristics of agricultural activities, food self-sufficiency and demand in the world food market.
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