Infrastructural capacity of family-owned holding in Serbia as a support to rural development
2007
Živković, D., Faculty of Agriculture, Belgrade - Zemun (Serbia) | Dimitrijević, B., Faculty of Agriculture, Belgrade - Zemun (Serbia) | Jelić, S., Faculty of Agriculture, Belgrade - Zemun (Serbia) | Rajić, Z., Faculty of Agriculture, Belgrade - Zemun (Serbia)
The share of family-owned holdings in the production capacity and scope of production achieved whereby make them the most important production elements in the Serbian agriculture. Unfavorable ownership structure that obviously exists in our country affects a great deal the participation of certain branches and lines of productions and achieved business results. By comparing the data from the previous census with the most recent ones, and without talking into consideration the size of landed estate of family-owned holdings, a general trend of decrease in total number of livestock has been noticed. In the domain of fruit and vine production on family-owned holdings in Serbia there are problems relating to the existence of old orchards and vineyard and outdated varieties and therefore it is of great importance to stimulate their replacement with new and modern ones. The organization and implementation of agricultural production based on modern principles cannot be made possible without introducing modern agricultural machinery. Solving of all the said problems relating to infrastructural capacities of family-owned holdings as key holders of the agricultural production at the national level is becoming ever more important with regard to the delicacy of the transitional period that our country is going through right now.
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