Sisak-Moslavina tribal state, which is among the largest in Croatia, is divided into Sisak Posavina and Moslavina and Banovina. In this paper, the emphasis is on the socio-economic condition of the Banovina with a focus on the revitalization of agriculture in the area. The Banovina has undergone major social and economic changes, and most of the area has a negative economic and demographic trend. The current characteristics of the Banovina are that it is an area with extremely rural settlements of low demographic dynamics where the majority of the population is still engaged in agriculture; given that agriculture is among the main branches of the economy it needs to be improved in order to improve the economy. Agriculture as an activity has its place in the rural economy of the Banovina. A long tradition of agricultural production in the area, natural resources as good preconditions for development and growing demand for food (locally produced) are good preconditions for the development of agricultural areas. On the other hand, 2 labor factors are missing - labor and capital. Based on the analysis, experts support the synergistic development of plant and livestock production (eg development system of cows - calves, meat production with high added value). There are also conditions for the development of organic production (relatively sufficient water resources, clean land), and the proximity of urban centers offers proximity to higher income markets where these products can be marketed. Due to its natural beauty, the Banovina area also offers the possibility of developing various forms of rural tourism through which it is possible to place one's own agricultural products but also to encourage other activities of the rural economy.