Vol. 19 - Issue 2

QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE SCREENING OF THE TRADITIONAL PLUM JAM FROM ROMANIA

Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 19 ISSUE 2
Written by Ioana TOMA, Mariana PIPIRIGEANU, Florentina Marin HADDAD, Cristina GARLEA

Traditional foods are a special category of products that, besides the intrinsic value of preserving and continuing regional and national customs in today's context, must meet consumer demands, particularly in terms of food safety and nutritional value. Increasing the production of this category of food under these conditions becomes a problem for producers, especially small ones. In this context we chose the case study for the identification of the main economic operators and of the fruit-growing areas in Romania, favoring the obtaining of raw materials with special qualities in order to process them. The production of plum jam, the process of obtaining jams traditional products, the quality of the final products and their main features have been analyzed in this research article. The conclusion was that processing and certification as a traditional "plum jam-magiun" product meets consumer safety and security requirements.

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REGIONALIZATION INCREASING ACCESS TO WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION IN RURAL ROMANIA

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Written by Dumitru Florin FRONE, Simona FRONE

The topic of increasing the access to water supply and sanitation infrastructure is of high importance in political and scientific endeavours dedicated to sustainable development worldwide. For a sustainable rural development and a more effective environmental protection, in Romania there are still problems and efforts of investment to be made in securing the rural population access to public utilities of water supply and sewerage sanitation. This is an issue since the water supply and sanitation networks are not covering all the areas but also due to the low rural acknowledgement and affordability of the public WSS services. However, in the last decade after the access of Romania to the European Union, to implement the Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) the water sector has seen important reforms and development. Perhaps the most efficient and pro-active feature was the process of regionalization of WSS utilities, so the paper analyses some of the main outcomes and developments in the recent process of regionalization and consolidation of the water and wastewater networks and services, focusing on the objectives, challenges and outlooks for increasing the connection to WSS in the rural Romania.

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RESOURCE USE EFFICIENCY OF ORGANIC WHEAT PRODUCTION IN TURKEY

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Written by Esma ASLAK, Gokhan UZEL, Serkan GURLUK

Intensive cropping techniques, over-mechanized agricultural production, inefficient agricultural chemical use have negatively affected world valuable cropland, which is very important to the mankind. About 38% of Earth’s land cover is occupied by agriculture. If unsustainable agricultural methods are pursued, they contribute to inefficient resource use. Organic farming is a good alternative in order to provide sustainability and efficient resource use. Yet, its production is not robust enough to play a significant role in feeding the world. Globally, 1.9 billion adults are overweight and, of those, 600 million are obese, while 793 million people are undernourished. Organic agriculture is discussed if it is the most appropriate option for sustainable agriculture. The current paper seeks to find organic wheat production and its positive impacts to the Turkish economy. In Turkey, there is no organic wheat production yet. We revealed the economic benefits when organic wheat production is partially preferred by examining the resource use efficiency. In other words, the nature of organic farming and conventional farming, what those methods demand from nature and restore to the environment, and their unit economic values constitute the subject of this study.

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RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL TOURISM IN BULGARIA – OPPORTUNITIES FOR A BETTER LIFE

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Written by Ivan KILIMPEROV

Typical of the modern urbanized society is to have increased dynamics of life and the continued impact of various stress factors. Urban living conditions are constantly deteriorating – increased noise levels, air pollutants, lack of green areas, and so on. The quality of the food is also deteriorating. In this regard, the purpose of the study is to present the rural and agrarian tourism in Bulgaria as forms of tourism, meeting the modern needs of the urban ty type of person for a better life - clean environment, quality (and functional) food, happiness and human communication.

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SAFETY OF FEEDING BIOLOGICALLY WATERMELON VINE TO LACTATING GOATS AND ITS EFFECT ON THEIR PERFORMANCE, MILK YIELD AND PESTICIDE RESIDUE

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Written by Ayman A. HASSAN, Amal M. A. FAYED, Mohamed S. KHALEL, Afaf H. ZEDAN, Dorina MOCUTA

This study was investigate the effect of untreated or biological treated with fungus (Trichoderma reesie) watermelon vine as a replace of berseem hay in ration of lactating goats on their performance and rumen fermentation. Twenty-five lactating goats 2-4 years old were assigned randomly to five groups (five goats in each) using a randomized complete block design. Animals fed ration contained BH plus CFM (1:1) and served as control R1, while groups R2, R3, R4 and R5 fed two levels of sun-dry watermelon vine (WMVH) or biological treated watermelon vine with fungus Trichoderma reesie (WMVF) (25 and 50 %), respectively by replacing BH in the ration. Results showed the goats fed R1 and R4 had significant (P<0.05) improved have been observed in milk production milk fat, protein yield, fat corrected milk (FCM) and feed conversion compared with R2, R3 and R5. The animals fed R1 and R4 were significantly (P<0.05) higher in NH3-N, TVFA's concentrations and propionate than compared the other experimental ration. The animals fed R1, R4 and R5 had significantly (P<0.05) lower values for CO2 and CH4 than R2 and R3. So, it could be recommended that safety introduced of watermelon vine after treating it with fungus in diets without any adverse effect on their performance.

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