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The paper presents the practical application of the author's methodology for determining the efficiency of grain crop production and build on this basis an electronic map. The offered technique is based on data of actual and planned use of arable land based on the assessment of agricultural land and data reports on the financial and economic status of agro-industrial complex commodity producers. The method allows to determine the estimated yield and value of production, cost of goods manufactured, the effect and efficiency of grain growing in the fields on the territory of agricultural producers. Digitalization of the territory using MapInfo Professional software product clearly demonstrates the levels of land use efficiency across fields in an agricultural organization and allows pointwise predict a lease plan of arable land based on a specific planning period. This equates to single out land classes of an inefficient and efficient production level, taking into account the scenarios for the development of the economy proposed in the study, which are associated with changes in the natural and economic conditions of land use. Keywords— land use efficiency, agricultural organizations, land quality, MapInfo Professional, electronic field map, development scenario.

Electronic field map is an informational basis for growing sustainable business in agriculture in the face of land quality differences