Regional – Demographic Problems and Quality of Life in Northeastern Montenegro: A Case Study

Rajović, Goran; Bulatović, Jelisavka

doi:10.13187/egs.2015.5.18

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“…In addition, so far way management (small plots, outdated processing land, and uncoordinated structure of production) is not in function development of agriculture. Greater respect of agriculture as a primary activity, provide the opportunity to take advantage of comparative advantages of the region [2][3]. Our research records, based on similar studies Arsić et al [4], emphasize the foreground in the organic component of livestock production in the region.…”

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confidence: 54%

“…There are two reasons for this: lack of pig farms and non-use of pork in the diet of the Muslim population. By applying method-alternating dividers in the system 6/6, we identified in the region Polimlje-Ibar in 2005, following the direction of livestock: O 4 G 2 -Direction with prevailing participation of sheep and greater participation bovines 2 . Sheep farming is the most significant number of individual's cattle breeding activity in the region.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Much of nutrients for winter meal are farm 1 The variables and their symbols used in the formula: O-arable land, V-Orchards, L-Meadows, P-Pastures. 2 The variables and their symbols used in the formula: G-cattle, S-pig, O-sheep.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Status and Perspectives Livestock Production: The Case Region Polimlje-Ibar

Rajović¹,

Bulatović²

2014

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In production structure of agriculture in the region Polimlje-Ibar, livestock production has a very important role, because without a stable and developed livestock production has neither developed agriculture. Therefore, in this paper, shows the number of livestock by type and category. Unsatisfactory number of livestock in the region, is primarily the result of economic factors, such as reduced local and regional markets, low purchasing power, transition, privatization, lack of long-term strategies for animal husbandry development, technological and technical unwillingness processing facilities, primary production disorganization, poor farmers and processors association, insufficient and slow recovery racial composition of cattle. In structure of use agricultural areas in the region, stands out the predominantly pasture type of agricultural land with higher participation of meadows (P 4 L 2 ). The structure use in livestock production has characterized by the direction with prevailing participation sheep farming and greater participation bovines (O 4 G 2 ). Judging by the number and categories of livestock by type, production volume, as well as other indicators, livestock production in the region generally, serves to meet the needs of the household. A smaller part is intended market. In order that problems were solved in an appropriate manner, it is necessary to adopt appropriate strategies in livestock region Polimlje-Ibar, with the development of the proposed measures, which must be long term, because only in this way can stop the decline in the number of cattle to provide the increase livestock production and improve the quality of livestock products.

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Status and Perspectives Livestock Production: The Case Region Polimlje-Ibar

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“…The works of Nikčević and Škurić [38], Kapidani and Kočan [39], and Hasaj et al [40] also address sustainability, and similarly focus on cross-border cooperation. Agriculture is investigated by the works of Rajović and Bulatović [41,42], Ćorić and Popović [43], and Radonjić and Hrnčić [44]. Apart from sustainability and e-agriculture, the impact of non-native pests, which can be a major issue in Montenegro for various plants and crops (e.g., olives [45] and raspberries [46]), is also studied.…”

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The Present and Future of a Digital Montenegro: Analysis of C-ITS, Agriculture, and Healthcare

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The digitization and general industrial development of Montenegro is a great challenge for engineering and science due to its special characteristics. As the accession of Montenegro to the European Union has been an ongoing agenda for over a decade now, and the accession of the country is expected by 2025, adapting the interconnectivity and smart automation of Industry 4.0 plays an essential role in reducing the current gap between Montenegro and EU member states. In this paper, we investigate the present and potential future digitization efforts in the fields of Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS), agriculture, and healthcare in Montenegro. Our work takes into consideration the characteristics of the country and analyzes the considerations and implications regarding the deployment of state-of-the-art technologies in the investigated fields.

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“…These resources is needed wise and rational to use. Livestock production, as part and one of the most important parts of agricultural production and the area with the fastest turnover of capital in agriculture, directly depend on all the parameters that influence the market, either at the macro or micro level [12][13].…”

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Structural Changes in Livestock Production: A Case Study in Montenegro

Rajović¹,

Bulatović²

2014

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The production structure of agriculture in Montenegro, livestock production has a very important role, because without a stable and developed livestock production has not developed agriculture. Therefore, in this paper, shows structural changes in livestock production. In fact, in the period 1960 2010, the total number of agricultural farms that raise cattle has been reduced from 64.918 to 32,675 agricultural farms. Which is after all result of social and economic factors, such as: processes of industrialization and urbanization, depopulation of rural areas, reduced local and regional market, the low purchasing power of the population, transition, privatization, the lack of long-term development strategy for livestock, technological and technical unwillingness processing capacity, lack of organization of primary production, weak linkage of farmers and processors, insufficient and slow recovery cattle breeds. Judging by the number of agricultural farms that raise cattle, production volume, and towards other indicators, livestock production in Montenegro mainly used to meet the needs of households. Smaller part of are intended market. To meet these problems were resolved in an adequate way, it is necessary to bring appropriate strategy in livestock Montenegro with the proposed development measures which must be long term. Agriculture Development Strategy should clearly define macro-zones on which to foster specific livestock species, and based on that subsidizes and assists farmers and households. Law concerning land is necessary to clearly specifies, it is defines the terms of use and disposition of land for the purpose of food production. It should be clear that the specifies how and under what conditions will be used state lands, what about the natural meadows and pastures, by taking advantage of available forest land for livestock.

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Regional – Demographic Problems and Quality of Life in Northeastern Montenegro: A Case Study

Cited by 6 publications

References 18 publications

Status and Perspectives Livestock Production: The Case Region Polimlje-Ibar

Status and Perspectives Livestock Production: The Case Region Polimlje-Ibar

The Present and Future of a Digital Montenegro: Analysis of C-ITS, Agriculture, and Healthcare

Structural Changes in Livestock Production: A Case Study in Montenegro

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