Development of the controlling system in the management of dairy clusters

Vasylieva, Natalia; Velychko, Oleksandr

doi:10.15587/1729-4061.2017.108591

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“…First, low yields in commercial farming households are linked with outdated management practices, compared to the practices applied in Ukrainian agricultural enterprises (Vasylieva & Velychko, 2017). This can be improved since the educational level of farm heads in Ukraine surpasses the average EU share of 9% of farm managers with full agricultural training.…”

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Prospects of family farming: Ukrainian vs EU experience

Vasylieva¹,

James²

2020

Journal of International Studies

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Family farms are integral part of agricultural holdings and food production around the world. This research evaluates the current state and future prospects of family farming in Ukraine. Econometric methods allow us to evaluate absolute and relative dynamics in Ukrainian farming since 2002 and compare our findings with European indicators. The results reveal unstable positive progress in farming households' production of the prime national agricultural commodities, such as wheat, maize, sunflower, vegetables, potato, fruit and berries, broilers, eggs, and honey. However, Ukrainian family farms can successfully compete in supplying beef and milk at the domestic market. A ranking method helped us identify long-term prospects of Ukrainian commercial households among the EU family farms with a balance between crop and animal husbandry and distributions of utilized lands and livestock units. Social aspects of Ukrainian and EU family farming considered include age, gender, education levels, and the share of rural population. Statistical comparative analysis applied to family farming in Ukraine showed their poorer yields and effectiveness as compared to other agricultural enterprises in the country. Despite these challenges, agricultural contribution of commercial farming households allows us conclude that their development is necessary for providing food security in Ukraine and for improving welfare in its rural areas.

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Prospects of family farming: Ukrainian vs EU experience

Vasylieva¹,

James²

2020

Journal of International Studies

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“…It demands a restricted resource use and sustainable technological intensification followed by the food growth (Norton et al, 2014;Godfray and Garnett, 2014;Meyers and Kalaitzandonakes, 2015;Serban et al, 2017). Ukrainian farmers are not ready to participate in providing food security with animal products since crisis issues in animal husbandry don't allow saturating even the domestic market (Vasylieva, 2015;Vasylieva and Velychko, 2017). At the same time, Ukrainian agriculture has well known achievements in cereal and oilseed segments analyzed by Schroeder and Meyers (2015), Kuzmenko et al (2016).…”

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Ukrainian Agricultural Contribution to the World Food Security: Economic Problems and Prospects

Vasylieva¹

2018

Montenegrin Journal of Economics

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Ukrainian agriculture belongs to the world Top-10 exporters of cereals and oilseeds. The option of increasing their contributions to the global food security by means of extensive expanding sown area in Ukraine has been already exhausted. To meet the contemporary challenges it is necessary to arrange intensive productions of wheat, barley, maize, sunflower, and soybeans with high yields. To monitor the regional dynamics over growing cereal and oilseed crops this research offers the aggregate rank assessments. They incorporate regional yields, shares of arable lands under wheat, barley, maize, sunflower, and soybeans, as well as shares of their productions by agricultural enterprises. To explore the existing disproportions between the used agricultural lands and obtained harvests this study recommends applying Lorenz curves and a set of inequality indicators such as Hoover and Theil indices, Gini coefficient, and also Ratio 20:20. Short-term and long-term prospects in enhancing Ukrainian contributions to the cereal and oilseed segments of the global food security were evaluated according to results of their leading exporters. To reach the levels of the chosen target countries, this research substantiates implementing optimal fertilizers application, rational land use, balanced pricing, developed transport infrastructure, as well as improved innovative, technological and market components in Ukrainian economy.

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“…Progressive democratic reforms in post-Soviet countries have been focused on encouraging new ideas and decreasing the level of constant control. The decisive condition for achieving success in any activity is efficient management (Illés et al 2015;Vasylieva and Velychko 2017). Good examples of this method include the USA (Brooks and Kakabadse 2014), France (Hradilova 2015) and Singapore (Low and Tan 2017), which mainly due to a high level of organization and management in different fields, have transformed themselves into high-developed and wealthy countries.…”

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Managing Efficiency in Higher Education: A Case of Ukrainian Universities

Velychko

Kharytonov

2018

Social Sciences

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The rating positions of most Ukrainian higher educational establishments in the global international environment have not received any positive changes over a long period of time. Progressive regulatory changes are necessary to stimulate internal university reforms within the context of European integration. The purpose of the present work is to develop organizational-methodological measures in order to increase the efficiency of scientific-pedagogical activity in higher educational establishments of Ukraine. The following methods were used for the research: Monographic, historical, comparative, generalization, formal-logical, analysis and synthesis, categorical approach, observation, interviewing, graphic, benchmarking and forecasting. The concept and methodology of managing efficiency in the post-Soviet transformation of higher education has been grounded. The mechanism of utilizing re-engineering and motivational management in the process of implementing European integration objectives for university education in Ukraine has been suggested. The system of normative indices has been formed to stimulate the effectiveness of the scientific-pedagogical activities of universities, with the complex focus on the marketing of educational services, innovations and quality. The authors’ mechanism of the accumulating system to stimulate scientific-creative activity of workers has been developed and put into practice. Procedures for scoring theproductivity level of scientific staff in universities have been described based on grading.

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Development of the controlling system in the management of dairy clusters

Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

Prospects of family farming: Ukrainian vs EU experience

Prospects of family farming: Ukrainian vs EU experience

Ukrainian Agricultural Contribution to the World Food Security: Economic Problems and Prospects

Managing Efficiency in Higher Education: A Case of Ukrainian Universities

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