In this study published the influence of two nutritional factors of milk production and the use of the production functions in the farming sector. The production, profit, and management (period 2008-2012) with a number of heads of: 103, 111, 176, 118, 139 respectively in 2008, 2009, 20010, 20011, 2012

Combination utilization of nitrogen-phosphates and potassium fertilization in the studied proportions has a direct impact on the production increment and in the amelioration of the quality of the tobaccos. Fertilization maintains a weight proportion between the carbohydrates and proteins, which should be 1.5 -2 favouring the carbohydrates. The best proportion is in the variant N40P60K40-60. Tobacco reacts toward soil fertility and the fertilization by assimilating nutrient elements, which are in them to complete its biological indispensable requirements. It has been determinate that 1 kv tobacco product should assimilate 4.1 kg N,1.6 kg P and 7.0 kg K. The augmentation of the production quality is very important in the tobacco cultivation because on this depends its use value, to be as much aromatic as possible, testily and as little as possible harmful for the consumer. In this study was proved the combination of doses of nitrogen, phosphate and potassium fertilization in each other's background, in determined proportion among them. The doses of nitrogen fertilization from 40kg/ha to 90kg/ha active nitrogen were studied in the background of 60kg/ha phosphor, 60kg/ha background of 40kg/ha active nitrogen and 60kg/ha active potassium; phosphor doses of 40-90kg/ha are also studied in details, while the effects of potassium fertilization was determinate in the background N40 P60kg/ha.

Korca district is among the biggest districts in the Republic of Albania. With a total of 365 000 inhabitants, it is recognized as an

This study deals with family-related issues that shift from their home country to the Kamza area for a better living above the minimum standard, taking into account the challenges that need to be overcome to integrate into society. Their massive movement begins after the fall of the totalitarian socialist regime in the early 90s of the 20th century, where massive displacement of the population from villages and small peripheral towns and their settling was about a 7 km from Tirana. The population of the Kamza area gradually became present and today is faced with massive overcrowding. Kamza is a region that has been waiting for many migrants mainly from the northern Albania. The study aims to explore the impact of families on their integration into society. The method used in this study is the qualitative data collection method through semi-structured individual interviews as well as free conversations primarily with heads of households, which show in detail what they have done for their family to integrate into society and challenge the minimum vital. Also in the study is used the method of secondary data analysis. In the interview participated 27 individuals, of whom 17 are heads of households and 10 of them are boys and girls. For the purpose of obtaining the findings, thematic analysis was used, which was made possible through the organization of data based on labeling and coding. One of the most important findings of this study is that the Albanian family based on internal migration and the departure from their previous community makes them suffer structural and functional changes within its interior.

Knowing the value of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as a mean for encouraging investment, stresses the need for accurate measurements and detailed statistics of FDI for assessing their relationship with economic growth and its impact on various economic sectors, mainly in the agricultural sector. The main purpose is to identify the role, both in terms of increasing the flow of FDI in Albania. An important aspect of the aim of the research is to identify and evaluate the role and impact of FDI in Albanian agriculture, trends and issues or major obstacles to FDI in this sector, focusing in Korca and its municipalities. Over the past decade, the flow of foreign direct investment played an important role in increasing the productivity and efficiency of production, employment and domestic exports. The objectives of this study deal with the analysis of FDI as an important factor for developing countries in terms of globalization of the world economy as well as the direct or indirect impact they have on the Albanian economy with the main focus on agriculture. The business climate is negatively affected by high levels of tax, fiscal instability, unfair competition in the market and the relative insecurity of property rights and lower demand for agricultural products as a result of limited income of the population. In the agricultural sector the business climate is affected negatively by the controversial political stability, perceptions of high level corruption, bad agricultural policies, farm size and its fragmentation, low quality of agricultural inputs, the disapproving trend of collective action and problems with irrigation and drainage infrastructure. The business climate is affected positively,in the medium term, by relatively low standards of food safety, low environmental regulatory norms and the cost of manufacturing resources, mainly land and labor. The research concluded in some general results as follows: The inflow of FDI has contributed positively to employment and economic growth in Albania, but Albania has more spaces for FDI. The inflow of FDI in Albania has contributed to increasing productivity, facilitating access to markets and improvement of the trade balance. The small estate and other structural problems in agriculture are serious obstacles to FDI. These obstacles are expected to be long, hindering the growth of FDI in the long term. Business climate, in particular, fair competition, fiscal facilities and facilities of capital entry and repatriation of profits, safety and property investment, are fundamental factors of the increase of the flow of FDI in Albania. The business climate in Albania has been improving. Agriculture has a competitive advantage in relation to other branches of FDI, but policies are needed to reduce structural barriers, increasing security of property and fiscal facilities.