Water-Economic Problems in Northeastern Montenegro

Rajović, Goran; Bulatović, Jelisavka

doi:10.18551/rjoas.2013-04.05

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“…The degree of intensification of agriculture is measure by his share of this sector in total value of agricultural production [14][15]. Compared with agrarian developing countries, Montenegro is significantly lagging behind by any measure of development of livestock production (number of heads of cattle breeding, the total volume of livestock production ...) [16][17].…”

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“…Due to the lack of data for the production of meat in Montenegro in 2010, we used the data of the Statistical Office of Montenegro [22] in 2001/02. Before than we approach view the current state of animal husbandry in Montenegro, it is important to stress that livestock farming is a significant potential for agricultural development, but is underdeveloped in relation to natural resources and the demands of intensive agricultural production [23][24][25] .…”

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“…It is estimating that the ratio of the value of these products: 65-70 % meat, milk and 30-35 %, depending on area, production and milk production [29]. According to the data of the Statistical Office of Montenegro [22] 24.624 agricultural holdings grow bovine animals in 2010, only the 8 business subjects. The total number of cattle that are bred is 80.209, of which 78.633 are owned by family agricultural holdings (or 98,04 % of the total number of cattle), and 1.576 owned businesses subjects (or 1,96 % of total cattle).…”

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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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Structural Changes in Livestock Production: A Case Study in Montenegro

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Bulatović²

2014

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“…Northeastern Montenegro is a geographic unit, which includes 10.8 % of the total area of Montenegro (13812 km²). It includes three municipalities: Plav, Andrejevica and Berane [6]. For of data collection pertaining to basic characteristics development of the economy up to World War II and characteristics of the development of the economy after the Second World War, we used the comparative method.…”

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“…Vegetable production in the valley of Lima, spread to International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences Vol. 6other parts of the mountainous region. The increasing importance given to fruit crops: apples, plums, pears and various types of wild fruits: wild pear, wild apple, wild plum, wild cherry, wild cherry, hawthorn, fiddle ... [26].…”

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Some Aspects of Geographic View on Economy: The Case Northeastern Montenegro

Rajović¹,

Bulatović²

2013

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Text which follows represents geographical contribution to the study of the economy of northeastern Montenegro, on example of municipalities Berane, Andrijevica and Plav. Temporal frame for the study covers the period from prehistoric of our time. The focus of research directed on two sets of questions, it is on: the characteristics of economic development to the Second World War and on characteristics of the development of the economy after the Second World War. By the beginning World War II, analyzed the geographical space was one of the underdeveloped areas of Montenegro. Prevailing is mostly agricultural production. After the Second World War former Yugoslavia, in whose composition is entered and Montenegro, started is in process accelerated industrialization. High measure of job security prevented activity mechanism of competition and the market economy. There was no pressure on employed workers to increase efficiency, which led to such situations that for exercise same scale of production engaged considerably more workers than in the classical (an entrepreneurial) firms. The economic consequences were are expected: since the mid-of the seventies years ago the last century up to the complete collapse of the economic system at the end of the eighties years ago the last century, productivity Labour is mobiles falls while is hidden unemployment grew. Development problems and irrational economic system retain all the professional and scientific opinions, without the possibility of that the any particular conduct proceedings. I then, appearance and now we did not manage to elevate above observation. Therefore, thus conclude that is necessary develop a special economic innovative strategy for regional policy, adapted on the hilly-mountainous regions what, kind of is exactly and analyzed geo-space.

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