Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 23 ISSUE 3
Written by Ionel Alin GHIORGHE, Adrian TUREK-RAHOVEANU

Maize (Zea mays L.) is an essential crop worldwide, and the application of fertilizers is a vital management strategy that significantly enhances its yield. The objective of this investigation was to assess the impact of green manure and mineral fertilization on the yield of maize. The experiments were conducted in an experimental field at Agricultural Research and Development Station Braila during the first decade of September 2021 to the second decade of October 2022. A bifactorial experiment was carried out based on the formula A × B, where A represents the green manure crops (a1– control – without green manure crop; a2- winter pea (Pisum sativum L. var. arvense); a3- white mustard (Sinapis alba L.); a4- winter rye (Secale cereale L.); a5- white mustard (Sinapis alba L) + rapeseed (Brassica napus L.); a6- rapeseed (Brassica napus L.) and B represents the mineral fertilization (b1– N0 unfertilized; b2- N60 (60 kg/ ha of N); b3- N90 (90 kg/ ha of N); b4- N120 (120 kg/ ha of N)). The results of this study show the benefits of integrated fertilization with green manure and mineral fertilizer. Maize grain yield was found to be enhanced by using green manure crops.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 23 ISSUE 3
Written by Marianna VASILCHENKO, Elena DERUNOVA, Anton VORONOV, Maria RGEVSKAYA

Currently, in the agro-industrial complex, the problem of import substitution of key technological solutions, innovative resources and digital technologies is becoming increasingly important for increasing agricultural production. The aim of the article is to study the prerequisites for accelerating the introduction of innovative and digital products in the agro-industrial complex based on NBIC convergence in the context of digital transformation and improving methods for stimulating demand for them. The article clarifies aspects of the phenomenon of NBIC convergence and its impact on the technological structure of economies. The analysis of indicators characterizing the dynamics of the volumes of innovative goods and services in the context of industries was carried out. An assessment is given of indicators of the digital economy in 2021. It is substantiated that at present the nature of the implementation of NBIC technologies is of a point nature, mainly in the leading agricultural holdings. According to the results of expert surveys, points in growth in terms of the development of digital transformation conditions have been identified. Directions for the development of strategic priorities are proposed in terms of optimizing the cost of introducing digital technologies, increasing digital literacy and competencies of employees, creating mechanisms to subsidize the development of domestic innovative and digital products, as well as stimulating demand for them. The practical significance of the results of the study lies in the possibility of their use in the development of a strategy for the scientific and technological development of Russia.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 23 ISSUE 3
Written by Bektaş KADAKOĞLU, Mevlüt GÜL

In this study, the developments in global and Turkish vegetable production were examined during the period of 1980-2021, and the position and importance of Türkiye in vegetable production was emphasized. The study covers 22 vegetable species which were important in terms of production potential. Significant increases in vegetable production area and quantity have been observed globally and in Türkiye throughout the period. Increases in vegetable production have also been observed in Türkiye with the increase in productivity. In Türkiye, except for some species, the vegetable yield was above the global average. Türkiye is an important producer country in terms of vegetable production, particularly for vegetables such as tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, cucumbers, beans, lettuce, cabbage, zucchini, leeks, spinach, onions, and garlic. Therefore, it is recommended to implement proposals to increase producer income and productivity in vegetable production in Türkiye.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 23 ISSUE 3
Written by Alina MARCUTA, Agatha POPESCU, Cristiana TINDECHE, Georgiana GURBAN, Silviu Ionut BEIA, Liviu MARCUTA

The work aims to analyze both the situation of pig herds, as well as the production and consumption of pork in Romania compared to other EU countries, given that the European Union ranks first in the world in terms of production and 3rd place in the world in terms of pork consumption. The analyzed indicators, which were collected from internal (INSSE) and international (Eurostat) databases, were: pig herds, total pork production, pig herd density; the number of slaughtered animals; consumption of pork. Based on this information, the standard deviation and the coefficient of variation were calculated both for the multi-year average of pig herds and for their density. The analysis highlighted the fact that pig herds have continuously decreased during the analyzed period (the decrease being 27% in 2021 compared to 2015), the reasons being both economic (increasing prices, energy crisis, etc.), but also the impossibility of proper management of outbreaks of Swine Fever Africana that led on the one hand to the slaughter of livestock, and on the other hand to the prohibition or reduction of exports. Regarding the consumption of pork, Romania is below the European Union average, but an increase in consumption is noted from 31.3 kg/inhabitant in 2015 to 37.8 kg/inhabitant in 2021.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 23 ISSUE 3
Written by Mariana BURCEA, Ionela Mituko VLAD, Nicoleta OLTENACU

The purpose of this study is to analyze the stages through which Romanian agriculture and the land of ownership had passed, namely the evolution of the Agricultural Land Fund, the dynamics of land use by categories of use, starting with the post-communist period, during which the agricultural land division was a notable process for this period for Romania, as for all former communist countries. The research showed that the degree of land fragmentation is high in our country, the greatest division being found in the category of areas below 0.5 ha, with 1.06 million owners (farms with or without legal entity, natural persons, individuals, companies etc.), summing up an area under exploitation of 261.92 thousand ha. On average, a number of 500.68 thousand owners work small areas of land in the size category of 0.5 – 1 ha, 1 – 2 ha and 2 – 5 ha. To examine this situation, there were used and processed a wide range of socio-economic statistical data (land use mode, agricultural land structure and utilised agricultural area by size classes), provided by different official databases. Although Romania is located in a geographical area with high quality of land and a favorable climate for agriculture, our country is still struggling to recover the competitiveness gap compared to countries with a similar communist period from Europe, considering the fact that the large number of land owners (approximately 2.84 million), do not support the stimulation of competitiveness in agriculture, land fragmentation being manifestly pronounced and obvious.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 23 ISSUE 3
Written by Irina-Adriana CHIURCIU, Elena SOARE, Ionela Mituko VLAD, Cristiana BUZATU, Denisa FULGEANU, Cosmina SMEDESCU, Marius Mihai MICU

Romania is an important agricultural producer in the Black Sea basin, which benefits from pedoclimatic conditions favourable for the cultivation of oil plants. In this context, the paper aims to identify the position occupied by Romania in the global trade of rapeseed and sunflower seeds, for the period 2018-2022. To this end, quantitative and value imports and exports were analysed for these product categories, based on the statistical data available on specialized websites such as ITC. The results of the study show that Romania was the most important exporter worldwide, both in terms of value and quantity, of sunflower seeds in the period 2018-2021. In 2022, it lost the 1st place to Ukraine. Rapeseed ranked 5th in terms of exported quantity and 6th in terms of export values, among the world's top exporters. Also, Romania registered an increasing trend in the imports of sunflower and rapeseed for the studied period, especially in 2022. Imports of sunflower seeds placed Romania on the 4th place, and those of rapeseed on the 11th place in terms of quantity and respectively 12th for value.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 23 ISSUE 3
Written by Valentin ȘERBAN, Adrian TUREK-RAHOVEANU

This paper aimed to analyze rural development in terms of publications in scientific journals and magazines indexed in international citation databases. The methodology consisted in choosing WoS database as information source, establishing "Rural development" as the key term, searching the bibliometric references in the period 1990-2022, and identifying 2,091 publications, collecting, processing and analyzing the data using VOS Viewer and Microsoft Excel, illustrating the results and making the corresponding comments. The results outline the evolution of the concept of rural development over time, with a focus on the transition from a traditional modernisation-based approach to a more local and quality- and sustainability-oriented perspective. The local perspective has been implemented at EU level through the creation of LEADER where the approach is bottom-up to identify the real problems facing the community.

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FACTORS INFLUENCING CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGIES AMONG ARABLE CROP FARMERS IN OSUN STATE, NIGERIA

Written by Afusat Adunni ALABI, Munir Karounwi Adegoke WAHAB, Ahmed Olugbenga BUSARI, Kaothar Modupe IDRIS-ADENIYI, Victor Olabisi AKINDURO, Ronke Abeni AKINTAIWO
Pages 15 to 22

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NATURAL HONEY: A STUDY ABOUT ROMANIAN POTENTIAL TO DEVELOP ITS PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS ON INTERNATIONAL MARKETS

Written by Georgiana Armenița ARGHIROIU, Silviu BECIU
Pages 23 to 30

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DOMESTIC AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENTS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN GHANA

Written by Sonny Gad ATTIPOE
Pages 31 to 40

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STUDY ABOUT EVOLUTION OF THE ROMANIAN RAPESEED MARKET AND ROMANIA'S POSITION IN THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE WITH RAPESEED

Written by Silviu BECIU, Georgiana Armenița ARGHIROIU
Pages 41 to 46

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DETERMINANTS OF TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY AMONG DAIRY FARMS IN TUNISIA

Written by Samir BEN ALI
Pages 47 to 52

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VALUATION OF TECHNOLOGICAL FEATURES OF TOBACCO SEED CULTIVATION IN UKRAINE AND ITS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY

Written by Hanna BIALKOVSKA, Anatoliy YURECHKO, Volodymyr PASHCHENKO
Pages 53 to 62

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CLASTOGENIC POTENTIAL OF SOME CHEMICALS USED IN AGRICULTURE MONITORED THROUGH THE ALLIUM ASSAY

Written by Elena BONCIU
Pages 63 to 68

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SOME SUSTAINABLE DEPOLLUTION STRATEGIES APPLIED IN INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MANAGEMENT IN AGRICULTURE

Written by Elena BONCIU
Pages 69 to 76

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ROMANIA’S AGRICULTURAL LAND FUND AND THE DYNAMICS OF THE LAND OWNERSHIP DURING THE PERIOD 1990 – 2020

Written by Mariana BURCEA, Ionela Mituko VLAD, Nicoleta OLTENACU
Pages 77 to 84

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STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON TOURIST CIRCULATION IN THE MARAMURES COUNTY, ROMANIA

Written by Jenica CĂLINA, Aurel CĂLINA
Pages 85 to 96

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FISCALIZATION REFORM IN ALBANIA: AN ECONOMETRIC APPROACH TO STATE BUDGET REVENUES FROM FISCALIZED ENTERPRISES

Written by Denisa CANI, Rezear KOLAJ, Petar BORISOV
Pages 97 to 110

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MODELING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE COCONUT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (CDO) IN THE PARTICIPATORY COCONUT PLANTING PROJECT(PCPP)

Written by Leomarich F. CASINILLO
Pages 111 to 116

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ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STRATEGIC SUPPORT GRANTED TO BENEFICIARY COMPANIES UNDER PROJECT POCU/227/3/8/117618 THROUGH THE ANALYSIS OF THE MAIN ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL INDICATORS

Written by Anișoara CHIHAIA, Georgiana-Melania COSTAICHE
Pages 117 to 120

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SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFECTS ON THE RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN ROMANIA IN THE FIRST YEAR OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Written by Lorena CHIȚEA
Pages 121 to 128

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ROMANIA’S POSITION IN THE WORLDWIDE TRADE WITH SUNFLOWER AND RAPE SEEDS

Written by Irina-Adriana CHIURCIU, Elena SOARE, Ionela Mituko VLAD, Cristiana BUZATU, Denisa FULGEANU, Cosmina SMEDESCU, Marius Mihai MICU
Pages 129 to 136

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THE INVOLVEMENT OF THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY IN THE LIVESTOCK SECTOR AND THE CONTRIBUTION TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF MOUNTAIN RURAL AREAS

Written by Irina-Adriana CHIURCIU, Ion CERTAN, Marius Mihai MICU, Alexandru FÎNTÎNERU, Valentina TUDOR, Dragoș SMEDESCU
Pages 137 to 146

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DUAL EDUCATION – A VIABLE SOLUTION IN THE TRANSITION TO THE LABOUR MARKET

Written by Florin Cristian CIOBĂNICĂ
Pages 147 to 156

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MODELING THE FACTORS OF IMPLEMENTATION AND ADOPTION OF RICE TECHNOLOGY AMONG 4-H CLUB YOUTH

Written by Cristita A. CLAVA, Milagros C. BALES, Leomarich F. CASINILLO, Karen Luz P. YAP, Jemboy M. CADENAS
Pages 157 to 164

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MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING AND PROTECTION

Written by Elena COFAS
Pages 165 to 174

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STATISTICAL ANALYSIS MODEL FOR IDENTIFYING THE DYNAMICS OF HOTEL TOURISM

Written by Elena COFAS , Florin Cristian CIOBĂNICĂ
Pages 175 to 184

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THE ROLE OF BIG DATA IN DIGITALIZING INFORMATION

Written by Elena COFAS
Pages 185 to 196

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STRATEGIC ASSESSMENT MODEL OF THE RURAL SPACE IN THE COUNTY OF VALCEA, ROMANIA

Written by Nicolae CONCIOIU, Rareș IAGĂRU
Pages 197 to 210

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AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVE – VIABLE ALTERNATIVE FOR THE ECONOMIC-SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL AND MEDIUM FARMERS. CASE STUDY CĂLĂRAȘI COUNTY, ROMANIA

Written by Oana Roberta CREȚU, Valentina Constanța TUDOR, Elena LASCĂR
Pages 211 to 220

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF BLACK TOURISM IN ROMANIA AND WORLDWIDE

Written by Romeo Cătălin CREȚU, Silviu Ionuț BEIA, Ioan Iulian ALECU, Petrică ȘTEFAN
Pages 221 to 226

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LEADER FUNDING IN ROMANIA – COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TWO PROGRAMMING PERIODS

Written by Monica Elena CRUNȚEANU, Daniel-Eugeniu CRUNȚEANU, Gina FÎNTÎNERU
Pages 227 to 238

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INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF INSTITUTIONAL INTERACTION DURING THE TRANSFER OF INNOVATIONS IN THE AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX

Written by Elena DERUNOVA
Pages 239 to 244

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STIMULATION OF DEMAND FOR INNOVATION IN AGRICULTURE BASED ON NEW MODELS OF COLLABORATION OF VALUES

Written by Elena DERUNOVA, Marianna VASILCHENKO
Pages 245 to 252

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STATISTICAL ANALYSIS APPLIED TO THE DATA ON CONSUMER MONETARY EXPENDITURE IN BULGARIA

Written by Delyana DIMOVA
Pages 253 to 258

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND TRANDISCIPLINARITY IN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY – AIMING TO INCREASE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN RURAL AREAS

Written by Lucica DOBRE, Dorina Nicoleta MOCUŢA
Pages 259 to 266

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USING IMAGE PROCESSING TO EVALUATE THE QUALITY OF ORANGE FRUITS IN A NON-DESTRUCTIVE MANNER

Written by Mahmoud ELHOSARY, Adel ELMETWALLI, Asaad DERBALA, Salah ELSAYED
Pages 267 to 276

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ECOTOURISM AND SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT: THE CASE OF YOZGAT, TURKEY

Written by Nizamettin ERBAS
Pages 277 to 288

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CONSEQUENCES OF LAND DEGRADATION ON LIVELIHOOD AND FOOD SECURITY OF RURAL FARMERS IN SOUTH-EAST, NIGERIA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Written by Chima Innocent EZEH, Onwuchekwa OJIMGBA, Justin Kelechi NMERENGWA
Pages 289 to 298

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WHEAT QUALITY INDICES IN RELATION TO NITROGEN FERTILIZATION

Written by Cosmin GHERBAN, Florin SALA
Pages 299 to 306

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PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF INTEGRATED FERTILIZATION WITH GREEN MANURE AND MINERAL FERTILIZERS ON MAIZE YIELD

Written by Ionel Alin GHIORGHE, Adrian TUREK-RAHOVEANU
Pages 307 to 312

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TRENDS ON THE TOMATO MARKET IN ROMANIA IN THE PERIOD 2010-2021

Written by Andreea Daniela GIUCĂ
Pages 313 to 322

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STUDY ON THE ROLE OF FACTORING IN BUSINESS FINANCING

Written by Elena GORGON (POPESCU), Alina MARCUTA
Pages 323 to 334

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INVESTIGATION OF THE COST AND PROFITABILITY OF APRICOT PRODUCTION IN ISPARTA

Written by Mevlüt GÜL, Sultan POYRAZ
Pages 335 to 344

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THE CURRENT SITUATION OF AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION-DERIVED INVESTMENTS AND ACCESS TO FUNDING IN AZERBAIJAN

Written by Maharram HUSEYNOV, Elchin SALAHOV, Niyaz MAMMADOV, Jafar JAFAROV, Vusal ALIFOV, Khanim HASANOVA
Pages 345 to 352

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USE OF AGRICULTURAL POTENTIAL FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY/GROWTH

Written by Ana-Maria IFRIM, Marius-Mihai MICU, Oana-Raluca RUSU, Catalin Ionut SILVESTRU, Cristina Vasilica ICOCIU
Pages 353 to 360

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DIGITALIZATION AND AGRICULTURE - IMPACT ON HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND ROMANIA

Written by Sorin IONITESCU, Agatha POPESCU, Nicoleta-Luminita GUDANESCU, Anca CRISTEA
Pages 361 to 372

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MODELS FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION OPTIMIZATION

Written by Sorin IONITESCU, Agatha POPESCU, Elena IONITESCU, Ene DUMITRU, Nicoleta-Luminita GUDANESCU
Pages 373 to 386

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EMPLOYEES PERCEPTION ON ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION – CASE STUDY

Written by Radu Andrei IOVA, Daniela CREȚU, Oana Roberta CREȚU
Pages 387 to 396

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DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL AREA BY NGOs PARTICIPATION. CASE STUDY CĂLĂRAȘI COUNTY, ROMANIA

Written by Radu Andrei IOVA, Daniela CREȚU, Oana Roberta CREȚU
Pages 397 to 408

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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN VEGETABLE PRODUCTION IN THE WORLD AND TÜRKİYE

Written by Bektaş KADAKOĞLU, Mevlüt GÜL
Pages 409 to 418

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FOREIGN TRADE STRUCTURE OF VEGETABLE SECTOR: DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN THE WORLD AND TÜRKİYE

Written by Bektaş KADAKOĞLU, Mevlüt GÜL
Pages 419 to 430

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ANALYSIS OF INHIBITING FACTORS OF THE TENDENCY OF RURAL YOUTH TO SELF-EMPLOYMENT IN RURAL AREAS OF IRAN- CASE STUDY OF SARAVAN

Written by Majid KARIMZADEH, Mohammad Reza SASOULI, Parisa ZAKIAN
Pages 431 to 438

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EFFECTS OF PRODUCTION PARAMETERS ON RICE OUTPUT IN THE KETU NORTH DISTRICT OF THE VOLTA REGION, GHANA

Written by Francis Kastro KAVI, Sonny Gad ATTIPOE, Kwabena KYERE, Worlanyo Kwabena AGBOSU, Mark Kwame OFFEI
Pages 439 to 448

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THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION POLLUTION IN THE POULTRY SECTOR ON CONSUMERS: THE CASE OF TURKEY

Written by Berkay KESKIN, Erdoğan GUNES
Pages 449 to 462

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LAND RENTS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION: A SAMPLE STUDY FROM TÜRKİYE

Written by Gülşen KESKİN, Osman Orkan ÖZER
Pages 463 to 474

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DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND GENETIC RESEARCH FOR AN EFFICIENT CEREALS PRODUCTION UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN UKRAINE

Written by Nataliia KOVALENKO, Svitlana YEHOROVA
Pages 475 to 484

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APPLICATION OF MODERN BIOTECHNOLOGICAL AND GENETIC METHODS IN THE SYSTEM OF PRESERVING THE GENE POOL OF THE UKRAINIAN BROWN DAIRY BREED

Written by Volodymyr LADYKA, Oksana SHCHERBAK, Paul TROTSKYI, Yurii SKLIARENKO, Yuliia PAVLENKO, Viktoriia VECHORKA
Pages 485 to 490

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SUSTAINABLE FOOD AS A THREE-DIMENSIONAL SYSTEM

Written by Stefan MANN, Georgiana Armenița ARGHIROIU
Pages 491 to 500

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SORGHUM, AN ALTERNATIVE IN COMPLEMENTARITY WITH CORN, ADAPTED TO CLIMATE CHANGES. AMZACEA VILLAGE, CONSTANTA COUNTY, ROMANIA

Written by Dumitru MANOLE, Ana Maria GIUMBA, Laurentiu GANEA
Pages 501 to 512

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RESEARCHERS REGARDING THE SITUATION OF THE PIG HERDS IN ROMANIA, THE PRODUCTION OBTAINED AND THE CONSUMPTION OF PORK MEAT IN THE PERIOD 2016-2021

Written by Alina MARCUTA, Agatha POPESCU, Cristiana TINDECHE, Georgiana GURBAN, Silviu Ionut BEIA, Liviu MARCUTA
Pages 513 to 520

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STUDY ON THE ROLE OF GLOBALIZATION IN GROWING THE MOBILITY OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN THE LAST DECADE

Written by Alina MARCUTA, Ramona Elena ANGHEL, Cristiana TINDECHE, Mihaela ROSU, Liviu MARCUTA
Pages 521 to 528

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METAVERSE AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY. METAVERSE AND AGRICULTURE - A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS

Written by Alina MARCUTA, Cristiana TINDECHE, Elena TONEA, Cosmina SMEDESCU, Dragos SMEDESCU, Liviu MARCUTA
Pages 529 to 548

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STUDY ON THE SITUATION OF THE BOVINES HERDS IN ROMANIA, THE PRODUCTIONS OBTAINED AND THE CONSUMPTION OF MEAT AND DAIRY IN THE PERIOD 2016-2021

Written by Liviu MARCUTA, Cristiana TINDECHE, Georgiana GURBAN, Silviu Ionut BEIA, Alina MARCUTA
Pages 549 to 554

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ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOURISM AND THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

Written by Liviu MARCUTA, Mihaela Gratiela ONEA (STANCIU), Alina MARCUTA
Pages 555 to 564

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STUDY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BIOFUEL MARKET AND THEIR FUTURE IN SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION

Written by Liviu MARCUTA, Maricel CAZACU, Alina MARCUTA
Pages 565 to 572

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STUDY ON THE IMPORTANCE OF USING AGRIVOLTAIC SYSTEMS TO REDUCE THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

Written by Liviu MARCUTA, Cristiana TINDECHE, Alina Cristina NUTA, Florian Marcel NUTA, Alina MARCUTA
Pages 573 to 580

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THE INFLUENCE OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES ON THE DYNAMICS OF LAND USE INDICATORS OF UKRAINIAN AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES

Written by Iryna MATVIEIEVA, Valentyna GROZA, Nataliia ISCHCHENKO, Nataliia KOMAROVA, Liliia SKRYPNYK, Tatyana PRIADKA
Pages 581 to 588

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TACKLING LABOUR SHORTAGES AND BOLSTERING PERFORMANCE: COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOLS IN ROMANIA

Written by Marius Mihai MICU, Răzvan PANAIT, Ionela Monica PANDELEA, Dumitru Tudor JIJIE
Pages 589 to 604

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ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS AND BARRIERS INFLUENCING THE CONSUMPTION OF ORGANIC PRODUCTS. CASE OF BIHOR COUNTY, ROMANIA

Written by Anamaria Aurelia MORNA, Anca Monica BRATA, Olivia Paula TIRPE, Iulia C. MURESAN, Felix H. ARION, Andreea Florina FORA, Dorin POPA, Aurelia Ioana CHEREJI, Ioana Anda MILIN, Ramona Vasilica BACTER
Pages 605 to 616

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DEVELOPING AN INTEGRATED MODEL ON FOOD WASTE CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR IN ROMANIA

Written by Daniel NIJLOVEANU, Victor TIȚA, Nicolae BOLD, Toma Adrian DINU, Adrian George PETICILĂ, Cosmina Andreea SMEDESCU, Costel MIHALAȘCU, Marian STOIAN
Pages 617 to 624

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HUMAN RESOURCES AS A FACTOR FOR THE SUSTAINABILITY IN BULGARIAN AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS

Written by Marina NIKOLOVA, Elena YORDANOVA
Pages 625 to 634

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ANALYSIS OF PROFITABILITY OF VEGETABLE PRODUCTION DURING AND AFTER COVID-19 LOCKDOWN IN SOUTHWEST NIGERIA

Written by Olutope Stephen OJO, Temidayo Gabriel APATA
Pages 635 to 648

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DETERMINANTS OF CASSAVA FARMERS PRODUCTIVITY IN OYO STATE, NIGERIA

Written by Isaac Oyekunle OYEWO, Job Olatunji OLADEEBO
Pages 649 to 654

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CONSUMER ATTITUDES, PERCEPTIONS AND MOTIVATIONS TOWARDS BUYING OPEN MILK IN TURKEY

Written by Gulay OZKAN, Ismail Bulent GURBUZ
Pages 655 to 666

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KEY DRIVERS IN SECURING THE LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY OF A PAN-EUROPEAN DISTRIBUTED RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE

Written by Maria Luiza PASCAL, Adrian TUREK-RAHOVEANU
Pages 667 to 674

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STRATEGIC TOOLS IN ASSESSING THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT OF A PAN-EUROPEAN DISTRIBUTED RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE

Written by Maria Luiza PASCAL, Adrian TUREK-RAHOVEANU
Pages 675 to 681

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE GDP OF EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN THE PERIOD 2017-2022

Written by Ruxandra-Eugenia POP, Ancuta MARIN
Pages 682 to 689

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COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE IN HONEY TRADE AMONG THE TOP EXPORTING COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD

Written by Agatha POPESCU, Toma Adrian DINU, Elena STOIAN, Valentin ŞERBAN
Pages 690 to 703

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COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE IN HONEY TRADE AMONG THE EUROPEAN UNION'S TOP EXPORTING COUNTRIES

Written by Agatha POPESCU, Valentin ŞERBAN
Pages 704 to 717

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OVERTOURISM IN THE MOST VISITED EUROPEAN CITY AND VILLAGE DESTINATIONS

Written by Agatha POPESCU, Cristina TINDECHE, Alina MARCUTA, Liviu MARCUTA, Adelaida HONTUS, Mirela STANCIU
Pages 718 to 737

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TECHNICAL EXAMINATION AND FUTURE OF APRICOT PRODUCTION IN ISPARTA, TURKIYE

Written by Sultan POYRAZ, Mevlüt GÜL
Pages 738 to 755

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THE STUDY OF EROSION PROCESSES IN THE HILLY AREA OF BUZĂU COUNTY (ROMANIA) IN THE SPECIFIC CLIMATIC CONDITIONS OF YEAR 2022

Written by Alexandra Teodora RADU, Mariana BURCEA
Pages 756 to 767

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THE ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF THE SPONTANEOUS FLORA IN THE AREA OF THE PIEDMONT AND SUBCARPATHIAN HILLS OF OLTENIA, ROMANIA

Written by Daniel RĂDUȚOIU
Pages 768 to 775

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STUDY ON THE PERCEPTION OF THE PRODUCERS ON ORGANIC PRODUCTS FROM THE TULCEA AND CONSTANTA COUNTIES, ROMANIA, REGARDING THE POSSIBILITIES OF THEIR VALUATION

Written by Indira Deniz RESIT (ALIM), Razvan PANAIT, Rares IAGARU, Cosmina SMEDESCU
Pages 776 to 785

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THE INFLUENCE OF FOLIAR FERTILIZER APPLICATION ON THE MACRO AND MICRO NUTRIENT CONTENT AND YIELD OF WHEAT PLANTS (TRITICUM AESTIVUM)

Written by Catalin Aurelian ROȘCULETE, Ramona Aida PĂUNESCU, Elena ROȘCULETE, Gabriela PĂUNESCU, Denisa FLOREA, Elena BONCIU
Pages 786 to 795

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ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE AND PHYTOSANITARY MONITORING OF FIRE BLIGHT

Written by Călin SĂLCEANU, Mirela PARASCHIVU, Otilia COTUNA, Veronica SĂRĂȚEANU, Aurel Liviu OLARU, Ramona Aida PĂUNESCU
Pages 796 to 801

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NEOINDUSTRIALIZATION OF THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY AS A NECESSARY CONDITION FOR INNOVATIVE TRANSFORMATION OF PRODUCTIVE FORCES AND ACHIEVING TECHNOLOGICAL SOVEREIGNTY

Written by Ivan SANDU, Vasily NECHAEV
Pages 802 to 810

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ANALYSIS OF THE LABOUR RESOURCES USAGE IN AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES OF UKRAINE: A CASE STUDY OF THE VOLYN REGION

Written by Oleksandr SHUBALYI, Nadia RUD, Iryna SHUBALA, Antonina GORDIICHUK, Oksana KIIILUKHA, Natalia VASILIK
Pages 811 to 820

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FROM SOIL TO TABLE: EVALUATING CONVENTIONAL AND ECOLOGICAL CULTIVATION SYSTEMS IN SOUTH-WEST OLTENIA, ROMANIA

Written by Cosmina SMEDESCU, Dragoș SMEDESCU, Alina MĂRCUȚĂ, Liviu MĂRCUȚĂ, Valentina Constanța TUDOR
Pages 821 to 830

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BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF SUSTAINABILITY AND PROFITABILITY IN CONVENTIONAL AND ECOLOGICAL AGRICULTURE

Written by Cosmina SMEDESCU, Alina MĂRCUȚĂ, Liviu MĂRCUȚĂ, Marius Mihai MICU, Valentina Constanța TUDOR
Pages 831 to 842

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WINTER WHEAT CROP YIELD AND ITS INFLUENCE ON PROFITABILITY

Written by Paula STOICEA, Elena SOARE, Valentina Constanta TUDOR, Marius Mihai MICU, Mirela DUȘĂ, Andreea FIRĂȚOIU, Mihnea-Iulian VASILIU
Pages 843 to 852

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THE INFLUENCE OF THE YIELD OF THE MAIZE HARVEST ON THE PROFITABILITY OF FARMS

Written by Paula STOICEA, Toma Adrian DINU, Gina FINTINERU, Adrian Gheorghe BASA, Adina Magdalena IORGA
Pages 853 to 862

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POTENTIAL FOR EARLY DETECTION OF POWDERY MILDEW IN OKRA UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS USING THERMAL IMAGING

Written by Yavuz Selim ŞAHİN, Alperen Kaan BÜTÜNER, Hilal ERDOĞAN
Pages 863 to 870

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IS TOURISM DEVELOPMENT A BENEFICIAL ASPECT IN THE EYES OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY?

Written by Valentin ȘERBAN, Adrian TUREK-RAHOVEANU
Pages 871 to 880

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RURAL DEVELOPMENT ANALYZED FROM A BIBLIOMETRIC PERSPECTIVE

Written by Valentin ȘERBAN, Adrian TUREK-RAHOVEANU
Pages 881 to 892

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IMPACT OF MALARIA DISEASE ON SWAMP RICE FARM LABOUR SUPPLY AND COPING STRATEGIES UNDER INCAPACITATION BY RURAL FARMERS IN SOUTH EAST, NIGERIA

Written by Solomon Chinyere UDAH, Innocent Chidiebere MBANASO, Charles Kelechi OSONDU
Pages 893 to 902

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CHOICE BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND MODERN MILK SUPPLY CHANNELS BY FARMERS IN PUNJAB, PAKISTAN: A LOGIT REGRESSION APPROACH

Written by Sami ULLAH, Bernhard BRUMMER, Choudary Ihtasham ALI
Pages 903 to 914

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PROBLEM ISSUES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATIONS AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN THE CONDITIONS OF NBIC CONVERGENCE

Written by Marianna VASILCHENKO, Elena DERUNOVA, Anton VORONOV, Maria RGEVSKAYA
Pages 915 to 922

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THE RESPONSE OF THE MEDIUM FIBER COTTON VARIETY PIDOZERSKY 4 TO THE SEEDING RATE AND ROW WIDTH UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS OF SOIL MOISTURE IN THE SOUTHERN STEPPE OF UKRAINE

Written by Raisa VOZHEHOVA, Vira BOROVYK, Yuriy STEPANOV, Iryna BIDNYNA, Liubov BOIARKINA, Olena PILIARSKA, Viktor SHARII, Tetyana KHOMENKO, Olesia DROBIT
Pages 923 to 938

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ANALYSIS OF THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF GOVERNMENT-SUBSIDIZED CERTIFIED SEED USE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY ON TURKISH POTATO FARMING

Written by Hasan YILMAZ, Bektaş KADAKOĞLU, Merve Mürüvvet DAĞ, Mehmet YÜZER, Haziret ÜLKÜMEN
Pages 939 to 947

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 23 ISSUE 3
Written by Lorena CHIȚEA

The emergence of the COVID-19 crisis has represented a challenge for the entire world, generating new social and economic paradigms. Besides the many negative effects, there are also positive effects of the pandemic, and here we must emphasise the change of perspective with regard to the funding policies, which no longer target only the return to the situation before the pandemic, but a step forward, towards a green, digital and more resilient Europe. The immediate effects in the case of the Romanian countryside highlight the different reception of the pandemic shock across the territory. Starting from the calculation of the Rural Development Index at the county level for the period 2018-2020, with 2018 being the reference year, the evolution of the index was analyzed quantitatively and qualitatively from the perspective of the effects induced by the COVID-19 pandemic. Thus, while before the COVID-19 crisis, the rural development level registered a slight translation of counties from the lower to the upper part of the ranking, during the pandemic the process was reversed, even though at national level there is a constant appreciation of the rural development index.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 23 ISSUE 3
Written by Elena BONCIU

The global problems of humanity are closely related to the problems of the environment. At the same time as the development of the society, various imbalances appeared that led to significant environmental pollution. Activities regarding the protection and conservation of the environment and the stability of ecological systems are vital for supporting the process of sustainable development and ecological management in contemporary society. A sustainable agricultural environmental protection management program involves optimizing integrated methods of ecological reconstruction, increasing biodiversity, restoring biotope factors, maintaining fertility and controlling soil erosion. In this context, the purpose of this paper was to review some sustainable depollution strategies, emphasizing the organic farming, phytoremediation and waste management. The first of these strategies, organic farming, has a positive impact on the environment, because it promotes the responsible and sustainable use of energy and natural resources and preserving biodiversity. On the other hand, the phytoremediation can be applied for the environmental elimination of pesticides, solvents, and seepage from landfills. In terms of agricultural waste management, the waste composting is a sustainable solution of environmental pollution prevention, for the real contribution in bioremediation, weed control, erosion reduction and increasing of biodiversity, all these benefits being doubled by the use of compost as an organic fertilizer, of course.

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