Farm economic evaluation of raspberry production

Apáti, F.

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“…The planting cost of an intensive sea buckthorn plantation is between 4-4.1 million HUF ha -1 . In terms of scale, this value equals the data published by Apáti (2014b;2014c) in terms of blackberry and raspberry. For this reason, the planting of sea buckthorn does not represent any extra cost in comparison with other small fruits and berries.…”

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“…In the case of the examined average yields, the production value is significantly higher than the production cost; therefore, the 87% cost-related productivity to be achieved in the case of 12 t ha -1 specific yield can be considered rather favourable in comparison with other small fruits and berries (Apáti, 2014a;2014b;2014c;2014d). According to Apáti (2014c), raspberry production is unprofitable in the case of similarly proper production standards, 10 t ha -1 specific yield and average selling price in an average year. In addition, elderberry is not able to provide such income if similar production standards are provided (Apáti, 2014d).…”

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Economics of sea buckthorn production and processing in Hungary

Erdős

Szöllősi

2018

Int. j. hortic. sci.

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This study focuses on the business management-related advantages and disadvantages of sea buckthorn production and processing based on economic analyses. It is the main objective of the authors to identify the expected economic findings in a high standard plantation with different average yields. A deterministic model calculation was performed on the basis of technological processes, using the primary data collected from enterprises dealing with sea buckthorn production. The calculation is based on the assumption of a 10 hectare plantation with intensive production technology (high soil quality (golden crown value: 32 GC per ha), irrigation, high plant density per hectare). The cost and income relations and the long-term return of the plantation were examined in the case of different average yields (12 t ha-1, 18 t ha-1 and 24 t ha-1). Under the economic circumstances of 2016, the planting cost of an intensive plantation is around 4-4.1 million HUF ha-1. In the years following the fruit-bearing stage, direct production costs are between 2.5-3.9 million HUF ha-1, depending on the given average yield. On the contrary, 5.6-11.1 million HUF ha-1 revenue can be reached based on the current market prices, resulting in a gross margin of 3.1-7.1 million HUF ha-1. Under the modelled circumstances, return is realised on the plantation’s costs in 6-8 years. The net present value (NPVr=3.24%) calculated for the 15-year-long life cycle of the 10-hectare plantation is between 151-466 million HUF, while the internal rate of return (IRR) is between 23-45%. From the business management aspect, the advantage of sea buckthorn production is that it provides better income and return at a planting cost which is similar to that of other small fruits and berries. At the same time, the disadvantage of sea buckthorn production is the fact that yields are harvested every two years due to the technological characteristics of harvesting. The negative impact of this bi-yearly yield on liquidity can be eliminated with the so-called delayed planting.

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Economics of sea buckthorn production and processing in Hungary

Erdős

Szöllősi

2018

Int. j. hortic. sci.

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“…The raspberry markets in Poland, Serbia and Ukraine Raspberry production mainly takes place in Europe (Graham & Jennings 2009;Sredojević et al 2013). For many years Poland and Serbia have been the largest producers of raspberries intended mainly for processing purposes (Baranowska & Zarzecka 2013;Apáti 2014;Paraušić & Simenuović 2016;Subić et al 2017).…”

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Economic Aspects in the Raspberry Production on the Example of Farms from Poland, Serbia and Ukraine

Wróblewska

Pawlak

Paszko

2019

Journal of Horticultural Research

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For many years Poland and Serbia have played the dominating roles in European raspberry production. However, the growing production in Ukraine might threaten the relative stability of the raspberry market for both countries. It is projected that in the coming years Ukraine will strengthen its competitive position in relation to the current industrial raspberry production leaders. This justifies the need to conduct comparative analyses of competitive power, and its contributory factors, including production costs in individual countries. The aim of this study was to compare economic viability and cost-effectiveness in raspberry production, using the examples of selected horticultural holdings in Poland, Serbia, and Ukraine. The production volumes of raspberries in Poland, Serbia and Ukraine were analysed. The levels of costs and the financial results generated in raspberry cultivation for processing purposes were also determined, using the example of horticultural holdings in this countries. The results indicated that the direct costs in Ukraine, were just over half lower those in Poland and Serbia. The raspberry crop yields in the three investigated countries were similar, and the sales prices in the analysed years made it possible to obtain a surplus of receipts over direct costs.

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“…For these reasons, it is important to position supply in markets where demand bearers are richer, ie in developed markets. Apáti (2014) analyzed the position and perspective of raspberry producers in Hungary. The results he obtained indicates drastic decline in its production.…”

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Economic analysis of the factors influencing the supply and demand of raspberry

Pantić¹,

Cvijanović²,

Imamović³

2021

Ekonomika poljoprivrede

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The subject of this research is the analysis of supply and demand of raspberries on the domestic market in order to performe a balance analysis of products and examine the partial influence of relevant factors on supply and demand. The production and consumption of raspberries in Serbia in the period from 2010-2019 is very dynamic. Raspberry production in the Republic of Serbia has significant comparative advantages compared to production in most other countries. Serbia is considered one of the largest producers of raspberries, but still, regardless of that, its comparative advantages have not been fully valorized and used. The results of the balance analysis of raspberry production and consumption indicate the existence of a surplus and potential for export. The analysis of ANOVA variances established a high correlation dependence and pointed out the need to improve competitiveness in the production of raspberries and final products in order to meet the domestic market and exports to the world market. The obtained results enabled the formulation of regression equations of both the function of raspberry supply and its demand, which can be used to predict these values in the future.

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Farm economic evaluation of raspberry production

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Economics of sea buckthorn production and processing in Hungary

Economics of sea buckthorn production and processing in Hungary

Economic Aspects in the Raspberry Production on the Example of Farms from Poland, Serbia and Ukraine

Economic analysis of the factors influencing the supply and demand of raspberry

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