Land use changes are a picture of manʼs relationship to land. The transformational changes cause that the land ceases to cultivate, face the overgrowing meadows and pastures by non-forest tree and shrub vegetation in different successional stages. We evaluated the use of agricultural landscapes based on current landscape structure (2018-2020), CORINE land cover databases (1990 and 2018) and databases DATAcube of Statistical Office of Slovak republic (1996 - 2019). Changes of use of agricultural landscape were evaluated as the development of land resources through changes in its structure. These changes were assessed in terms of representation of the two main categories - agricultural soil and non-agricultural soil. The aim of this paper was to assess the current state of land use and evaluate changes in the use of agricultural and non-agricultural soil for the period 1996 - 2019. Based on the DATAcube database, the area of agricultural soil was reduced by 912.35 ha. The proportion of the total area is 1,56 %. According to CORINE land cover, agricultural land decreased by 1657.51 ha and the area of coniferous forests decreased by 5458.98 ha. On the other hand, the area of mixed forests increased by 6379.65 ha.