- In soil cultivation, it is important to choose water-saving technologies and soil cultivation methods adapted to the needs of the plants. With as little cultivation as possible, reducing the number of soil rotations and always having a &quot;closed&quot; soil surface, efforts must be made to protect the water resources of the soil, and to receive precipitation and store it in the top layer. - Greenhouse gas emissions occur to a considerable extent through the use of machines in agriculture. Preferred support for energy-saving machines and modern devices can be a step forward. - The establishment of large product-producing animal farms can only be accepted if the by-products produced in animal husbandry are utilized in a closed technological system on the farm, and the intensive animal farms are connected to biogas plants. - Differentiated support according to the branch of cultivation is required for afforestation: higher support for arable land, lower support for the afforestation of pastures removed from agriculture. By increasing the forest area, the total area of Hungarian forests is expected to increase by 270-360 thousand hectares by 2025. During forest plantations, 25-33 million tons of carbon dioxide sequestration can be achieved by 2025 if native trees suitable for the growing area are planted, and 47-58 million tons in the case of plantations realized by planting fast-growing tree species (acacia, poplar, pine). At the same time, the planting of tree species with higher carbon sequestration is clearly not desirable everywhere from a nature conservation point of view. Land use aspects and the expected negative effects of climate change must also be taken into account before afforestation/plantation. For example, a forest created from a pasture can only result in net pollution years later, due to carbon dioxide emissions from the soil, it can emit more carbon dioxide than it absorbs for years. - Promotion of attitude formation in order to increase the social and economic support of forests and coordinated measures to curb illegal logging. - Strengthening and social and economic recognition of the protection functions of forest stands (protection of soil, water and biological diversity). The operational introduction of forest management methods that better serve the protection tasks of forests based on natural processes. - Research support with a tender system, primarily in order to select the right tree species,