The influence of climate elements on the yield of agricultural crops in the area of Sumadija in Serbia

Petrović, Gordana; Labović, Bojan; Dašić, Boban

doi:10.5937/ekopolj1901173p

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“…Ono što se u vezi sa navedenim mora konstatovati je da je Srbija danas jedna od retkih evropskih zemalјa koje imaju niži bruto domaći proizvod nego što su ga imale 1989. godine kada je počela ekonomska tranzicija bivših komunističkih zemalјa Istočne Evrope [7]. Proces privatizacije pojedinih poljoprivrednih kombinata je sproveden jako uspešno [8]. Pravi primer jako uspešne privatizacije zahvaljujući veštinama i talentu rukovodećih eksperata se može videti na primeru privatizacije u Angoli [9].…”

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Management analysis of the opportunities of managing the privatization process

Pantić¹,

Milojević²,

Mićović³

2020

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The transformation of ownership, often reminiscent of the earlier historical period of the original accumulation of capital, is an opportunity for the rapid enrichment of those who had a monopoly in former socialist societies. At the same time, the redistribution of national wealth encourages changes in the relationship of forces in the social structure of power, which makes privatization the scene of sharp conflicts of interest with controversial consequences for the entire society. Weak institutions of the rule of law cannot limit the aspirations of different interest groups to gain economic power, so privatization is an area of great economic risk. That is why the greatest attention of both the public and specialized non-governmental organizations in the EU candidate countries is devoted to monitoring the privatization process. The paper aims to point out the basic features of the privatization process in Serbia. In this regard, we have analyzed the cause and effect relationships of the economic phenomena associated with this process, that is, we have pointed out the fact that certain legal provisions also contribute to the spread of abuses in this area. The importance of transparency in the privatization process, as an important precondition for economic growth and democratic transformation, was particularly emphasized.

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Management analysis of the opportunities of managing the privatization process

Pantić¹,

Milojević²,

Mićović³

2020

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“…The main nutrient elementsnitrogen, phosphorus, and potassiumhave major importance in plant nutrition and the greatest impact on increased technological and yield value of plants. Intensification of plants nutrition with NPK fertilizers significantly increases the total yield (Popović et al, 2013;2015;2017;2019;Lakić et al 2018;2019;Terzić et al, 2019;Kolarić et al, 2021;Stojiljković et al, 2021;Ljubičić et al, 2021;Bojović et al, 2022;Božović et al, 2022;Zejak et al, 2022;Filipović et al, 2023). Potassium is an element that plays a very important role in the life processes of plants.…”

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“…A high ratio of nitrogen and potassium in soil adversely affects the yield and quality of crops. Plants sensitive to potassium deficiency are onion and garlic, carrot, potato, sunflower, apple, pear, plum, peach, sour cherry and cherry (Petrović, 2019). The lack of potassium results in slow growth of plants, necrosis along the edges and on the top of the leaves, weaker development of the tree and roots, which all lead to lower quantity and quality of the obtained yield.…”

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Testing of the Potassium Content in the Soil for the Purpose of Preserving Biodiversity

SIMIC¹,

JANKOVIC²,

POPOVIC³

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The aim of this study was to determine the content of physiologically active potassium (K2O) in the soil in the territory covered by the work of the Agricultural Advisory and Expert Service of Smederevo (PSSS Smederevo). Research was carried out on three locations: Velika Plana, the City of Smederevo and Smederevska Palanka, for the purpose of ensuring the optimal use of mineral and organic fertilizers, to preserve soil resources. The paper presents the results of testing the content of physiologically active potassium -K2O. The territory of Velika Plana had most areas with harmful content, while the lowest content of K2O was recorded in the territory of Smederevska Palanka. The results indicate that the obtained values were greatly influenced by different types of soil on the examined plots, and an anthropogenic factor was also evident. All the plots from which soil samples were taken for analysis of potassium content were mapped, and based on the obtained results farmers were given advice on the necessary remedial measures and optimal use of organic and mineral fertilizers to improve agricultural production and preserve biodiversity. Mineral nutrition is extremely important for growth, development and reaching maximum yields of cultivated plants.foliar mass were higher in the PSB version (without fertilizers), and in the treatment with the use of P. polymyxa -with the use of N20P40 fertilizers.

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The influence of climate elements on the yield of agricultural crops in the area of Sumadija in Serbia

Cited by 2 publications

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Management analysis of the opportunities of managing the privatization process

Management analysis of the opportunities of managing the privatization process

Testing of the Potassium Content in the Soil for the Purpose of Preserving Biodiversity

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