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Infrastructure and land development are inter-related and inseparable. Land plays an important role in socio-economic life of a particular place. There are many factors that determine land use of a particular place. The main significant causes of land use change in Mahidiah village are infrastructure development like road development, irrigation development and development of the market. Agricultural development is essential for economic growth, rural development, and poverty alleviation in low-income developing countries. Productivity increase in agriculture is an effective driver of economic growth and poverty reduction both within and outside agricultural sectors. Such productivity increase depends on good rural infrastructure, well functioning domestic markets, appropriate institutions, and access to appropriate technology.