The Future Of Agriculture In The Soviet Union And Eastern Europe

Processing of biodegradable and multifunctional protein‐based polymer materials for the potential controlled release of zinc and water in horticulture

“…[1] Due to the high demands in this sector in recent years, horticulture has become increasingly reliant on science and technology to meet the demands of the market. [2] This high demand has led to the need for massive plantations; this involves, according to Jensen et al, [3] the disadvantage of soil degradation, which makes the land unable to perform an effective recycling of nutrients that, consequently, must be supplied by an external source of nutrients.…”

An economic analysis of household farm production in the Arssi region of Ethiopia: cases from Chilalo province

“…However, the optimal quantity of land cultivated declines in all cases. Table All that grow about 3% per year and the socialized sector that grows by 6% per year with appropriate government investment according to the national plan [45]. This is adequate to cover the domestic demand for basic food stuffs and meeting export targets.…”

“…For state farms, the guaranteed prices are based on pro duction cost calculated each year for the main farm commodi ties in different regions [45].…”