Agriculture in Moldova involves horticulture, viticulture and cereal production as primary methods of farming. [18] Primary agricultural production in Moldova consists of the crop and livestock sectors, accounting for 66.3% and 33.7% respectively of 2014 agricultural production. [15]

2024年3月8日 · Moldova offers a large range of agricultural products, such as fruits, vegetables, grains, and livestock. Basic crops include winter and spring grains (wheat, barley, maize), sunflowers, sugar beet, potatoes and other root vegetables, horticultural crops, and fruits.

In Moldova, agriculture is preeminent, accounting for the largest portion of land use within the nation. The vast majority of agricultural activity occurs on the fertile chernozem soils that cover 75% of the territory, enhancing the country's capacity for …

2 天之前 · Agricultural statistics is the branch of economic statistics that studies agriculture and includes a series of chapters: - indicators of the material-technical basis of agriculture (agricultural machinery and equipment, agricultural constructions, etc.).

In Moldova, agriculture is preeminent, accounting for the largest portion of land use within the nation. The vast majority of agricultural activity occurs on the fertile chernozem soils that cover 75% of the territory, enhancing the country's capacity for …

2021年12月16日 · Throughout its history, agriculture in the Republic of Moldova has been the main source of population subsistence. For centuries, the role of agriculture was for food supply. Today, its primary production role has expanded to be multifunctional and interdependent.

Agriculture plays a key role in Moldova’s national economy, ensuring food security and employment [1]. In recent years, this type of activity of the national economy has undergone significant changes under the influence of climatic factors, integration into international markets and technological progress.

Agriculture is a mainstay of Moldova’s economy. Despite the highly fertile soils, agricultural productivity and yields are constantly threatened by natural hazards such as drought, hails, frosts, severe storms, which multiply already existing processes of land degradation and erosion and volatile market conditions.

Enhancing Moldova’s agricultural competitiveness is a key element in improving the access of Moldovan agro-food products to the European Union market and capitalizing on the potential benefits from the Association Agreement (including the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement, DCFTA).

2024年12月16日 · The article analyses the dynamics and structure of agricultural enterprises in the Republic of Moldova for the period 2017-2022, based on data from the Bureau of National Statistics. The study...