Kierunki i przyczyny zmian powierzchni gospodarstw rolnych w Polsce na przykładzie województwa dolnośląskiego

Tarnowska, Agnieszka

doi:10.22630/prs.2016.16.3.90

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“…Taking only those farms which have expanded their area into account, it can be stated that the area of agricultural land owned by these farms increased by 3.7%, which is, on average, less than 0.8 ha per farm (among those which expanded the area of land), but it's only 0.14 hectares per farm, if we take the entire population analyzed into consideration. The results of the research of other authors also acknowledge the fact, that farmers are reluctant to changes in the land area of their farms [9].…”

Section: Changes In Small Farms Under the Influence Of Selected Instr...mentioning

confidence: 72%

Prospects for the Development of Small Farms in Poland

Żmija¹,

Żmija²

2018

Hradec Economic Days

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The aim of the paper is to present the directions of changes in the group of small farms in Poland resulting from the influence of the instruments of the Common Agricultural Policy. The results of our own surveys, carried out on a representative group of 296 small farms in 2016, were used. The results of the empirical studies presented in this paper show that the assistance rendered to small farms within the framework of selected instruments of the Common Agricultural Policy was conducive to their transformation into modern entities, due to the support of their modernization processes, changes in the scale and structure of agricultural production, thus contributing to the economic strengthening of the farms. The investments concerned the extension of the land area and manpower resources in farms only to a small extent, but they resulted in a more efficient use of the resources obtained so far. Positive changes were also made in the degree of the yield of marketable agricultural output of the farms analyzed. Due to the great heterogeneity of small farms in Poland, in the future, they may step onto different paths of change, focusing on the development of agricultural activity, its continuation, or liquidation.

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Section: Changes In Small Farms Under the Influence Of Selected Instr...mentioning

confidence: 72%

Prospects for the Development of Small Farms in Poland

Żmija¹,

Żmija²

2018

Hradec Economic Days

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Who applies for afforestation subsidies? Analysis of the age of beneficiaries of the Rural Development Program from 2004–2018

Wysocka-Fijorek

Gil

Gołos

et al. 2020

Folia Forestalia Polonica

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In Poland, the afforestation rate is slowing down from year to year. An analysis of the demographic structure of land owners suitable for afforestation may contribute to a better recognition of trends and needs in order to increase the effectiveness of National Programme for the Augmentation of Forest Cover implementation, and thus increase interest in RDP activities. The aim of the study was to verify whether interest in afforestation among farmers is the same across the country in different age groups.The data presented in the publication come from the resources of the Agency for Restructuring and Modernization of Agriculture (ARiMR). The data covered the years 2004–2018 and were sorted by: voivodships (16), age group of beneficiaries of subsidies (4 groups), year of submitting the application (15 years) and the number of applications submitted. Beneficiaries were divided into four age groups: up to 30 years old, 31–40 years old, 41–60 and older than 60 years.Interest in afforestation changed in the period after Poland’s accession to the European Union. In recent years, there has been a significant decrease in the number of applications for afforestation subsidies submitted. There are also significant differences between the voivodships in the number of applications submitted. Farmers from eastern and southern Poland are more active in submitting applications for afforestation, and will reduce the so-called Recovered Territories in the western, northern and north-eastern part of Poland. Most afforestation in the entire analysed period is carried out by farmers aged 41–60 years. In the initial period, more applications were submitted by farmers of age over 60 years. In recent years, however, young farmers, that is, up to 40 years, are more interested in afforestation, than other groups.To increase interest in afforestation, more support should be directed to young farmers who, as part of farm specialization, may receive additional incentives for afforestation of land that is less useful to them.

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Kierunki i przyczyny zmian powierzchni gospodarstw rolnych w Polsce na przykładzie województwa dolnośląskiego

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Prospects for the Development of Small Farms in Poland

Prospects for the Development of Small Farms in Poland

Who applies for afforestation subsidies? Analysis of the age of beneficiaries of the Rural Development Program from 2004–2018

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