Land owners’ perception of land consolidation and their satisfaction with the results – Slovenian experiences

Lisec, Anka; Primožič, Tomaž; Ferlan, Miran; Šumrada, Radoš; Drobne, Samo

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2014.01.003

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“…van Dijk 2003;Hladík and Číhal 2005;Cay et al 2010;Pašakarnis and Maliene 2010;Lisec et al 2014). The types of land fragmentation significantly vary across Europe (Hartvigsen 2014).…”

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“…The results of this study have confirmed the main potential of the land consolidation, namely that of creating the conditions for new agricultural entities to be established through such means as ensuring the conclusion of new rental or purchase contracts between the landowners and new agricultural users. Additionally, it contributes to the improved productivity, efficiency and competitiveness within the agricultural sector, thereby supporting rural development and the balanced regional development while simultaneously supporting the environmental protection and natural resource management (Lisec et al 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The AHS has a direct effect on the land-use changes (D'Antona et al 2006), rural development, and the sustainability of the local population, economy and environment (Lisec et al 2014). The role of the land tenure security in achieving the sustainable land use was studied for example by Sklenička at al.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…They are among the programmes supporting owners in their efforts to farm efficiently, since they lead to a decrease in the number of plots per owner, increase the plots' mean size, create a favourable plot shape, and ensure the access to those plots for the agricultural machinery (Sklenicka 2006). The land tenure reorganization that results from consolidation is a long-term solution for the structure of the agricultural landscape (e.g., Hladík and Číhal 2005;Cay et al 2010;Pašakarnis and Maliene 2010;Lisec et al 2014).…”

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Extreme diff erences in agricultural holding size, existing not only among the countries within the EU as a whole but also within the farm structures of the individual countries, create a considerable uncertainty for establishing the optimal political and economic instruments to support sustainable rural development. Th e study explores the determinants infl uencing the spatial volatility of agricultural holding size at both the EU scale and the national scale of the Czech Republic, the latter of which has the largest mean agricultural holding size in the EU. While some factors are identical for both the EU and the Czech Republic, other eff ects can only be evaluated at the European or international scale, and still others can be evaluated only at the national scale. Th e only factor found in this study to be signifi cantly associated with the agricultural holding size on the European scale was the wheat production. On the Czech national scale, land consolidation, unemployment rate, and soil fertility were signifi cantly associated with the agricultural holding size. Th e study found that in the Czech Republic, the number of farms was increasing, while at the same time the agricultural holding sizes were decreasing. Th is is an opposite trend in comparison to the EU as a whole, where the number of farms is diminishing and the sizes increasing.

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“…van Dijk 2003;Hladík and Číhal 2005;Cay et al 2010;Pašakarnis and Maliene 2010;Lisec et al 2014). The types of land fragmentation significantly vary across Europe (Hartvigsen 2014).…”

Section: Situation In the Czech Republicmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…Nov način vrednotenja zemljišč, pri katerem se poleg lastnosti tal upoštevajo še klima, relief in posebni vplivi, se imenuje bonitiranje. Termin boniteta opredeljuje proizvodno sposobnost kmetijskega in gozdnega zemljišča in se, v skladu s predpisano zakonodajo, ugotavlja na podlagi naravnih in ekonomskih pridelovalnih razmer (Košir, 2005 (Lisec et al, 2014).…”

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Advancing irrigation development in the European Union^*

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Large‐scale irrigation systems (LIS) are massively utilized in agriculture worldwide to ensure food security and mitigate the effect of global warming. LIS face unpredictable changes in climate, technologies, and societal tendencies during their lifetime, potentially becoming unusable or insufficient. In this case study of Slovenia, the evolution of LIS was divided into five characteristic periods in terms of motivation, mechanisms, and the key stakeholders. The heyday of LIS development in the late 1980s was followed by denationalization and privatization, and construction was replaced by measures for improving the status irrigation at the state level. Simultaneously, there was a shift in global development towards modernization as LIS should be adaptive to changes throughout their existence in order to preserve their functionality. The construction of LIS resumed less intensively in the European Union during 2007–2013, with recognition of effective LIS functioning as necessity. This study confirms that irrigation development follows the global imperative focus on more effective use of the existing LIS along with simultaneous reduction in the environmental impact of agricultural production through smarter use of water, nutrients, and plant protection products. This should be achieved by organized LIS users, increased knowledge, efficient LIS maintenance and management, and improved connections to the local markets.

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Land owners’ perception of land consolidation and their satisfaction with the results – Slovenian experiences

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Factors affecting farm size on the European level and the national level of the Czech Republic

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Land owners’ perception of land consolidation and their satisfaction with the results – Slovenian experiences

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