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Balancing renewable energy and agricultural land use in Serbia: Challenges and solutions

Serbia faces a pivotal moment in its renewable energy sector, with a surge in planned solar and wind projects. However, concerns arise regarding the...

Fluctuating agricultural land prices in Serbia: Highest valued hectare in Vrbas at 3.5 million euros

Agricultural land in Serbia has seen significant variations in prices, with the most expensive plot of 249 hectares in Vrbas allocated 3.5 million euros....

Challenges in Serbian agriculture: Reliance on foreign seeds and the struggle for sustainability

The first crop to be sown in the spring planting season in the fields will be sugar beets. Agroanalyst Čedomir Keco confirms that for...

Concerns mount as Serbian agriculture faces rapid decline

The data from the agricultural census in Serbia has raised concerns among agro-economists who are warning that it is necessary for policymakers to prevent...

Challenges in fruit production: Adverse weather conditions and hope for recovery

Last year, due to adverse weather conditions, we had 260 thousand tons less fruit than in 2022. Although adverse weather conditions repeat from year...

Alarming trends in Serbian agriculture

"The first published agricultural census data show alarming trends in this field. Over the past five years, agricultural land has decreased by more than...

Exploring the Investment Potential of Agricultural Land

Agricultural land in Serbia is becoming increasingly expensive. The highest prices are reached for plots near highways, close to cities, or tourist destinations. Well-informed...

In Serbia in 2023, 47,579 hectares of agricultural land are irrigated

The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (RZS) announced today that a total of 70.429 million cubic meters of water were used for...

A hectare is worth as much as an apartment

The most expensive square of agricultural land was sold in Futog at a price of 21 euros per square meter for a plot of...

Serbia: Farmers’ associations are dissatisfied with the way in which the eAgrar system is implemented

Association "Pančevački Ratari", Association "Agrarian Forum" from that city and Association "Civil Disobedience" Dolovo, announced today that the way in which the newly introduced...

Serbia, On the Product Exchange, corn became cheaper, wheat became more expensive

On the Product Exchange in Novi Sad last week, the price of corn dropped by about one percent, and wheat went up by 1.6...

Serbia, The number of organic food producers is growing

The number of domestic food producers in Serbia is growing, and around 6,000 of them have an "organic" certificate issued by the Ministry of...

Serbia, Prices of primary agricultural products on the domestic market continue to have a negative trend

Prices of primary agricultural products on the domestic market continue to have a negative trend. The biggest price drop this week was recorded for...

Serbia, The agricultural budget is one billion dinars higher, but still insufficient for development

With the budget proposal for the year 2023, the Government of Serbia planned a total of 79.7 billion dinars for agriculture, which means that...
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