ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING OF PROFIT BY USING SIMULATION MODELS FOR GROWING PEA IN CONVENTIONAL AND ORGANIC PLANT PRODUCTION IN SERBIA
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https://doi.org/10.5937/ekoPolj1603987MKeywords:
bean, expenses, net proft, organic productionAbstract
Bean is the third most important food legume crop of the world after soybean and groundnuts; it provides an important source of dietary proteins, carbohydrates, minerals and fber essential in human nutrition worldwide. A high, per capita bean consumption of 13 to 40 kg yr-1 was observed in developing countries. In EU developed countries, market of the organic products is growing in average 10 % per annum, but this growth has not been followed by production growth and this is the chance for Serbian products. Organic bean growing enables the producers a higher proft. Expenses in organic production are higher (2170 EUR/ha) than those in conventional bean production (1825 EUR/ha). However, net proft in the organic production was estimated to 1440 EUR/ha, while the proft in the conventional concept was 315 EUR/ha. Also, proftability rate and the economic effciency coeffcient had higher values when growing bean in organic concept.
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2016-08-31
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Mladenović, J., Pavlović, N., Ugrinović, M., Pavlovic, R., & Zdravković, J. (2016). ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING OF PROFIT BY USING SIMULATION MODELS FOR GROWING PEA IN CONVENTIONAL AND ORGANIC PLANT PRODUCTION IN SERBIA. Economics of Agriculture, 63(3), 987–995. https://doi.org/10.5937/ekoPolj1603987M
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