The analysis of economic results differences of agricultural holdings specialized in plant production in the Czech Republic

Malá, Zdeňka; Trnková, Gabriela

doi:10.5513/jcea01/15.3.1495

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“…In the Czech Republic, not only did the structure of crop production change, but the cultivation areas and the production of several crops also decreased [10,22,23]. According to Kroupová and Trnková [24], differentiation in the production competencies of Czech farmers (focusing on crop production) is significantly affected by objective factors, such as the size of the agricultural entity, the given hectare yield of the crop, the number of workers, and the natural conditions. Kotyza and Slaboch [25] observed interesting results in their work, referring to the impact of the EU's CAP on crop production.…”

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Development Trends in the Crop Production in Slovakia after Accession to the European Union—Case Study, Slovakia

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2021

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The development of agriculture in Slovakia in the last three decades has been influenced by two events: the transformation of agriculture after 1989 and Slovakia’s accession to the European Union in 2004. In this paper, we analyze the effects of Slovakia’s accession to the European Union on the development and structure of crop production. The aim of the paper was to identify connections, parallels and differences between the developments of the sown areas of the most important crops at the level of Slovakia and its regions in the period 2004–2020. Cluster analysis based on the similarity of the development of the sown areas divided the crops into four clusters (cereals; sugar-beet; oilseeds, multiannual fodder crops, maize; legumes, vegetables, potatoes). Multivariate analyses of the time series of sown areas also revealed similarities and differences between the regions of Slovakia. The results of the analysis point to regional differentiation and the identify two clusters. The first cluster comprises the Nitra and Trnava Regions, while the second cluster consists of the remaining six regions. The study has shown that changes in the agrarian sector after 2004, conditioned by Slovakia’s accession to the European Union, have been reflected in changes in the area and structure of cultivated crops, and in the differentiated development of sown areas.

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Development Trends in the Crop Production in Slovakia after Accession to the European Union—Case Study, Slovakia

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Rybanský

2021

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Changes in Spatial Distribution of Arable Land, Crop Production and Yield of Selected Crops in the EU Countries after 2004

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Agriculture is not a major economic sector in EU member states in terms of economy, however, crop production in particular is necessary for the nutrition of the population, and it is also crucial for its non-agricultural functions. The aim of this paper was to analyse the differentiation in the spatial distribution of arable land, and the development of production and yield per hectare of selected crops—cereals, oilseeds and potatoes in the EU countries as these are the main crops in the EU. The analysis of the crop production development based on the comparison of the EU member states for the period from 2004 to 2019 through the index of change was performed. The results show no clear changes in the crop production across the EU member states and the monitored 5 to 6-year periods; however, dynamics in the “new” member states entering the EU after 2004 are higher. Above all, significant regional geographical differences between individual EU states were found, which mainly reflect different natural conditions and prerequisites for agriculture, as well as differences in the historical and social development of individual countries.

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The analysis of economic results differences of agricultural holdings specialized in plant production in the Czech Republic

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

Development Trends in the Crop Production in Slovakia after Accession to the European Union—Case Study, Slovakia

Development Trends in the Crop Production in Slovakia after Accession to the European Union—Case Study, Slovakia

Changes in Spatial Distribution of Arable Land, Crop Production and Yield of Selected Crops in the EU Countries after 2004

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