Managing agricultural company by using internal control and significance of risk presentation

Novaković, Srećko; Vukasović, Dragan; Laban, Bogdan; Ivić, Mladen; Popović, Vera; Popović, Slobodan

doi:10.5937/ekopolj1802801n

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“…Management in agricultural activity must be considered with a particular degree of attention, in which many authors point out in their work (Popović et al, 2018b, Novaković et al, 2018Radović et al, 2019). Management and specific management are of particular importance in the conditions governing agricultural production, where essentially all factors of production come to terms such as soil, field crops, machinery, labor (Kolarić et .…”

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Analysis of soybean production and biogas yield to improve eco-marketing and circular economy

Milanović

Popović

Vuckovic

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Ekonomika poljoprivrede

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In the study attempts to analyze soybean production and possibility obtaining biogas from soybean biomass, in order to obtain energy inputs into the profit function and realized a circular economy. This paper presents the results of fiveyear studies of soybean production analysis in the world and in Serbia, and was also examined soybeans morphoproductive characteristics and on the biogas yield, of the Favorit variety, produced in Pancevo, Serbia. Serbia has excellent conditions for soybeans production. The maximum soybean biomass yield of soybean variety Favorit was 5 t ha-1. The average biogas yield, for tested five years, was 368 m3ha-1. The biogas yield was in positive statistically significant correlations on the plant height (r=0.65*) and in positive correlations with biomass yield. Soybean cultivar with their characteristics justify the sowing and can be used as a raw material in bio-fuels production.

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Analysis of soybean production and biogas yield to improve eco-marketing and circular economy

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Vuckovic

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“…During the last about 10 years it can be seen growing interest of a large number of authors who have pointed to possible improvements of the companies' management through the application of enhancements of top management financial reporting (Popović and al. 2015;Novaković and al. 2018;Popović and al.…”

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Management of joint-stock companies and farms by using fair value of agricultural equipment in financial statements on the example of IMT 533 tractor

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Vitomir²,

Laban³

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More demanding management requires management to foster the application of different mechanisms. One of the upcoming ways of improving management is the use of the fair value of property and equipment in the business books of the company. The authors of this study emphasize the importance of fair valuation of agricultural equipment, processing surveyed 382 legal entities of the Republic of Serbia, in the case of widespread tractor IMT 533 agricultural holdings in 207 and 175 joint-stock companies. To show the real application of fair value, the research period lasted from 2015 to 2018. We came to the basic conclusion that there is a statistically significant relationship between organizations, enterprises and the age of the tractor to the application of the fair value of the tractor in the business books of the company. There is also a conclusion that fair financial reporting brings about benefits to agricultural entities of other legal forms.

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“…However, series of studies show that different GIs impact price premiums [31,32]. In the literature review, some scholars also mentioned that GI is a tool for agricultural and cultural development in developing countries, strengthening local products' value proposition [33,34]. The researcher here wants to focus on the value proposition that can become a rural development tool, serving commercial and economic interests while preserving local values [25,35] and also having multiple aims such as: (1) to increase the selling price of a product in a market of growing competition; (2) to give a piece of controlled information about the origin to the consumer, at a time where value chains are less and less traceable; and (3) to promote local and rural development by boosting collective dynamics directed to produce high economic value.…”

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The Effect of Geographical Indications (GIs) on the Koerintji Cinnamon Sales Price and Information of Origin

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This paper focuses on the impact of the geographical indications (GIs) of Koerintji cinnamon on its value chain. The study was performed from September 2017 to November 2017 in Talang Kemuning, Kerinci regency, Indonesia. A village farmers’ group was surveyed using a semi-structured questionnaire, roundtable discussions, interviews, and direct observations to understand whether the GIs improve income, source of production, and promote product quality. Using a descriptive method, the literature on the topic was analyzed, and a value chain study was structured from the review’s findings. This helped us to better understand how GIs’ effects are dispersed among the chain actors and eventually enter the areas from which GI commodities originate. GIs generate added value, especially for farmers and buyers. Specifically, by using the GI Koerintji cinnamon’s handbook of requirements, the efficiency of farmers and buyers has improved. The studied population included farmers from Koerintji Cinnamon Jambi Geographical Indication Protection Society (MPIG-K2J) and Tani Saktik Alam Kerinci (TAKTIK), a farmer group. To obtain a GI, TAKTIK had to implement good agriculture practices and good manufacturing practices based on the handbook. Results show that farmers developed a system to monitor post-harvest handling in assuring a safe and high-quality supply to the global spices market. Following the book requirements, TAKTIK members follow specific procedures, including selecting raw materials, grading, origin verification, and quality control. Furthermore, GIs enable farmers to claim a price premium. As a result, GI Koerintji cinnamon’s presence has added value and credibility to TAKTIK farmers, leading to price improvement.

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Managing agricultural company by using internal control and significance of risk presentation

Cited by 16 publications

References 11 publications

Analysis of soybean production and biogas yield to improve eco-marketing and circular economy

Analysis of soybean production and biogas yield to improve eco-marketing and circular economy

Management of joint-stock companies and farms by using fair value of agricultural equipment in financial statements on the example of IMT 533 tractor

The Effect of Geographical Indications (GIs) on the Koerintji Cinnamon Sales Price and Information of Origin

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