What is non productive land?

Non-productive land refers to areas that are not capable of supporting agricultural activities or generating economic output due to various factors such as poor soil quality, extreme climate conditions, or unsuitable topography. This type of land may include deserts, mountains, rocky terrains, and wetlands that cannot be easily converted for farming or other productive uses. While non-productive land may not contribute directly to agriculture, it can still play essential ecological roles, such as biodiversity conservation and water regulation.