Konkurencyjność kosztowa gospodarstw ogrodniczych w Polsce i wybranych krajach UE

Jabłońska, Lilianna; Filipiak, Tadeusz; Gunerka, Lidia

doi:10.22630/prs.2017.17.1.6

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“…A comparison of the dynamics of changes in the area of crops and harvest shows that in most countries (except France and Italy) there was an increase in productivity per area unit. It should be emphasized that in the case of Poland, the indicated increase in production (changes in the cultivated area are particularly visible in Poland in the 2004-2008and particularly visible in Poland in the 2004-2008and articularly visible in Poland in the 2004-2008and 2009 does not confirm the results of previous research, which showed a clear decrease in the area of crops and harvest after 2004 [Olewnicki 2011, Jabłońska et al 2017]. This discrepancy results from the fact that the Eurostat data used in this paper and the data of the Statistics Poland, used in the above publications are clearly different.…”

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Production Potential of the Vegetable Sector in Poland and Selected Eu Countries

Filipiak

Olewnicki

Zaremba

2022

aspe

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The aim of the research was to assess the production potential of the vegetable sector, as a factor of competitiveness, in Poland and selected EU countries. The evaluation of vegetable production was based on a comparative analysis of the level and changes in land area devoted to crops, yields, the number of farms and the average area of crops on the farm, the species structure of crops, the level of basic vegetable yields, and the resources of the factors of vegetable farm production from the FADN system. The research has shown that Poland’s high and growing position in vegetable production results mainly from the high acreage of crops, their partially complementary structure, and above all from relatively low labour costs compared to other surveyed EU countries. On the other hand, the improvement of effectiveness is not supported by the large fragmentation of Polish farms, although an increase in the average area of cultivation per farm was observed in the examined period. The research shows that in most of the analysed countries there was still a large fragmentation of vegetable farms. The analysis of vegetable farm inputs (on the basis of FADN data) in selected countries also shows that in the analysed period, a decrease in production factor resources was observed in Poland, Italy and France.

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confidence: 59%

Production Potential of the Vegetable Sector in Poland and Selected Eu Countries

Filipiak

Olewnicki

Zaremba

2022

aspe

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“…The high quality of Polish raspberry fruit is a result of a combination of relatively favorable climatic and soil conditions as well as advanced technologies. As stressed by Jabłońska et al (2017), in Poland the issue of external competition in raspberry production, which is definitely export-oriented, appears of the utmost importance. For many years Poland and Serbia have played the dominating roles in European raspberry production for processing purposes.…”

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Economic Aspects in the Raspberry Production on the Example of Farms from Poland, Serbia and Ukraine

Wróblewska

Pawlak

Paszko

2019

Journal of Horticultural Research

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For many years Poland and Serbia have played the dominating roles in European raspberry production. However, the growing production in Ukraine might threaten the relative stability of the raspberry market for both countries. It is projected that in the coming years Ukraine will strengthen its competitive position in relation to the current industrial raspberry production leaders. This justifies the need to conduct comparative analyses of competitive power, and its contributory factors, including production costs in individual countries. The aim of this study was to compare economic viability and cost-effectiveness in raspberry production, using the examples of selected horticultural holdings in Poland, Serbia, and Ukraine. The production volumes of raspberries in Poland, Serbia and Ukraine were analysed. The levels of costs and the financial results generated in raspberry cultivation for processing purposes were also determined, using the example of horticultural holdings in this countries. The results indicated that the direct costs in Ukraine, were just over half lower those in Poland and Serbia. The raspberry crop yields in the three investigated countries were similar, and the sales prices in the analysed years made it possible to obtain a surplus of receipts over direct costs.

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Efektywność gospodarowania zasobami w gospodarstwach sadowniczych

Komorowska

2017

PRS

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The aim of the study is to evaluate the results of management of production resources in orchard farms against the background of all farms. Production efficiency of the land resources of fruit farms was almost twice as high as that of the all farms, the productivity of the involved capital was similar in both groups of farms, and the productivity of the labour spent was smaller in the orchard farms, as these farms engaged significantly more labour. Farms specializing in orchard production achieved considerably higher incomes than all farms, so the economic efficiency of resource management was also higher in these holdings, especially the yield of land (more than two and a half times). It is worth emphasizing that the subsidies to farm businesses had a much lower share of the income of fruit farms than in the total income of agricultural holdings.

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Konkurencyjność kosztowa gospodarstw ogrodniczych w Polsce i wybranych krajach UE

Cited by 5 publications

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Production Potential of the Vegetable Sector in Poland and Selected Eu Countries

Production Potential of the Vegetable Sector in Poland and Selected Eu Countries

Economic Aspects in the Raspberry Production on the Example of Farms from Poland, Serbia and Ukraine

Efektywność gospodarowania zasobami w gospodarstwach sadowniczych

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