Economic efficiency of extensive livestock production in the European Union
2017
Nastić, Lana (Institute of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade (Serbia)) | Marković, Todor (Faculty of Agriculture, Novi Sad (Serbia)) | Ivanović, Sanjin (Faculty of Agriculture, Belgrade-Zemun (Serbia))
Various types of extensive livestock production are present worldwide, primarily in regions where natural resources such as pastures and meadows could be used. Extensive livestock production is common in the EU, as well. Therefore the goal of this research was to establish economic efficiency of extensive livestock production types and to compare their efficiency with some intensive livestock production types. In order to achieve that goal FADN (Farm Accountancy Data Network) methodology was used. Source of information was FADN database as well as appropriate sector analysis and publications of European commission. It has been determined that sheep and goat production is competitive with intensive production types (dairy and granivores – pigs and poultry). Cattle production (other than dairy production) proved to be economically inefficient due to low output level.
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