The land in the geographical sense is a two dimensional concept, its most useful manifestation being soil, crop; bearing and animal supporting soil. It is but natural to identify natural resources in general with land (Zimmermann, S.W. pp. 83-84).1An analysis of the general existing pattern of agricultural land use must naturally precede discussion on problems and characteristics of land use in a particular area. Land utilization deals with the study of the problems arising to the process of decision by man between alternative major types