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Item type:Publication, THE DEGREE OF INCOME DIVERSIFICATION AMONG RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN NORTH MACEDONIA: A CASE STUDY OF POLOG AND PELAGONIA REGIONS(Institute of Agriculture, 2026-03-29); - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Study on the phenolic composition and antioxidant potential of grape juices from white grapevine varieties(Journal of Central European Agriculture, 2025); ; ILIEV, Anatoli - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Factors Influencing Rural Youth Migration in North Macedonia(The Faculty of Agriculture, University in Banja Luka, 2024); ; - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, The structure of rural households’ income in North Macedonia - A case study in Polog and Pelagonija(University of Banja Luka, Faculty of Agriculture, 2023-09-29); ; Popovska Stojanov, DespinaContemporary trends in rural economic development go beyond the concept that agriculture and food production are the only functions of the rural economy and move towards a broader concept that covers all resources in the rural area, including non-agricultural activities. This paper examines rural households’ economic diversification focusing on their income structure and its impact on their well-being. The paper is based on а questionnaire survey conducted in the year 2018, through direct visits and interviews of 140 rural households from two statistical regions in North Macedonia, Pelagonija and Polog, with carefully designed study’s sample selection methodology to capture the household characteristics. The household income structure is measured as net incomes from all on-farm and off-farm activities and other financial transfers for one calendar year. The analysis has shown that the households which have only one type of income source (I. households with on-farm incomes only from agricultural activities, II. households with on-farm incomes only from non-agricultural activities) have much lower financial success than ones with mixed income sources, while non-agricultural rural households achieve the least success. In addition, households with mixed income sources, including incomes from agriculture, have better financial results than other households with mixed income sources, which do not comprise agricultural incomes. Hence, the challenge for policymakers is to identify the best mechanism to promote rural households’ economic portfolio, with a well-balanced synergy between agricultural and non-agricultural activities, based on agriculture at the centre of rural development, as complementary engines to tackle rural poverty and provide food security. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, The weed and weedy rice impact on direct seeded rice production in North Macedonia(Agricultural Academy of Bulgaria (Земјоделска Академија на Бугарија), 2022); ; ; Atanasovska, KaterinaA study from 2017 to 2019 in 10 vilages in the rice producing region of North Macedonia was undertaken to estimate the effect of weed flora on some productive rice properties. The common production technology was implemented. Rice was direct seeded in wet conditons. The weed managent included water bed regulation in combination with herbicide application. The following properties were investigated in three replications: density and infestation of the total weeds, weedy rice and other weed species, crop density, biological, straw and paddy rice yield, harvest index and head rice yield. The results were pooled in 5 groups depending on the weed infestation level. A correlation analysis revaled significant negative effect of the total weeds and the weedy rice component on the crop density, biological yield, harvest index and paddy rice yield. The weeds controled with herbicides were not significanlty correlated and affected the productive properties indirectly as a contributing factor in the total weed density. Low infestation (0.01% to 1.00%) caused drop in paddy rice yield of 6.73%. The most severe cases of weed infestation (15.01% to 25.00%) averaged 100.08 weed tillers/m2 and caused paddy yield drop of 35.30%. These field parcels were located in a region with extensive monoculture, where weedy rice populations constituted 90.68% of the total weed flora, or 90.75 panicles/m2 against 9.33 tillers/m2 from other weed species. Some weedy rice morphotypes were easily distinguished against cultivated rice in field conditions as early as anthesis, while others were more difficult to recognize. This study confirms weedy rice as a serious threat for the direct seeded rice production in the region, and addresses the need to investigate its biology and the most suitable management practices. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, INFLUENCE OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS TO THE PRODUCTION PRICE OF WINE GRAPES IN THE REPUBLIC OF NORTH MACEDONIA(Faculty of Agriculture of the University of East Sarajevo, 2022-11-30);