Agroeconomia Croatica, Vol. 1 No. 1, 2001.
Izlaganje sa skupa
Economical, Technological and Ecological Parameters of the Small Family Fish Farms Management
Roman Safner
; Zavod za ribarstvo, pčelarstvo i specijalnu zoologiju
Miroslav Tratnik
; Zavod za ekonomiku poljoprivrede i agrarnu sociologiju
Tomislav Treer
; Zavod za ribarstvo, pčelarstvo i specijalnu zoologiju
Branka Aničić
; Zavod za ukrasno bilje, krajobraznu arhitekturu i vrtnu umjetnost
Ivica Aničić
; Zavod za ribarstvo, pčelarstvo i specijalnu zoologiju
Marina Piria
; Agronomski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, Svetošimunska c. 25, 10000 Zagreb, Hrvatska
Sažetak
Although the world culture and production demand for fish are increasing, the transitional changes in Central Europe significantly decreased the fresh water aquaculture production. While in many countries the production fell down to only one third, many large fish farms reduce their production acreage. Consequently, some small Croatian farms that have not been into fisheries yet, are influenced to change their business policy and participate in current policy in fisheries. Furthermore, alertness and new sensitivity to the problems of ecology made water exploitation for angling, sport and recreation purposes, quite popular.
Although differring in many social and productive aspects, the family farms are becoming the care of Croatian agricultural structure. Recently, the farms face certain polarization, as regard to the strength specialization and market orientedness. On the other hand on many small farms agriculture is assumed additional occupation. In this paper some economical, technological and ecological possibilities of fisheries as an additional activity on small family farms are discussed, commercial sport fisheries, to cyprinid and salmonid aquaculture in particular.
Ključne riječi
Family fish farms; economics; technology; aquaculture; sport fishing; ecology
Hrčak ID:
179170
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Datum izdavanja:
1.2.2001.
Posjeta: 910 *