9 results on '"Tomić, Vedran"'
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2. Analysis of insurance in agriculture of the Republic of Serbia in the period 2009-2018.
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Petrović Mladen, Tomić Vedran, Radišić Robert, and Ljiljanić Nikola
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insurance ,agriculture ,risk ,premium ,serbia ,Agriculture ,Rural and farm sanitary engineering ,TD920-934 - Abstract
The subject of this paper is the analysis of agricultural insurance in the Republic of Serbia, which includes the types of agricultural insurance that exist in Serbian insurance market, the subjects that could be insured, as well as the insurance companies that are active in agricultural insurance at national level. The main goal of paper is to define the basic terms in agricultural insurance and to show the products and procedures in agricultural insurance offered by the insurance companies. Additional goal is to show the level of development and coverage of agricultural insurance in Serbia, as well as to point out the importance of insurance for agricultural development. In paper are used descriptive and deduction method, as well as desk research and descriptive statistics methods. Based on the conducted research, it is concluded that the current state in agricultural insurance in Serbia is quite low, while the main factors influencing this situation are underdeveloped agriculture and the fact that agricultural insurance is not mandatory. Insurance is significantly more represented in the crop than in livestock production.
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- 2020
3. Economic aspects of milk production and traditional dairy products on agricultural farms in the Republic of Serbia
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Tomić Vedran, Milić Dragan, and Janković Dejan
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economic aspects ,dairy farms ,milk production and processing ,competitiveness ,production costs ,Agriculture - Abstract
Serbia has favorable natural conditions for the development of livestock production, especially the cow's milk production. Average milk production is 1.5 billion liters per year and the dominant share is produced on small farms. Only 35.1% of the total amount of milk produced in Serbia is processed. The subject of this research are economic aspects of milk production and processing into skimmed cream and white cheese on family farms. For that purpose, the model for the production of traditional milk products on family farms was developed and analysed, by using the method of analytical calculation based on variable costs. The results have shown that the difference between the production price per liter of raw vs. processed milk was € 0.24, while between the selling price of raw and processed milk per liter was € 1. Farms with up to 15 dairy heads should consider milk processing, i.e. finalization of products.
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- 2020
4. Analysis of Insurance in Agriculture of the Republic of Serbia in the Period 2009-2018
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Petrović, Mladen, Tomić, Vedran, Radišić, Robert, and Ljiljanić, Nikola
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Agricultural Finance ,Risk and Uncertainty ,premium ,Serbia ,insurance ,agriculture ,risk - Abstract
The subject of this paper is the analysis of agricultural insurance in the Republic of Serbia, which includes the types of agricultural insurance that exist in Serbian insurance market, the subjects that could be insured, as well as the insurance companies that are active in agricultural insurance at national level. The main goal of paper is to define the basic terms in agricultural insurance and to show the products and procedures in agricultural insurance offered by the insurance companies. Additional goal is to show the level of development and coverage of agricultural insurance in Serbia, as well as to point out the importance of insurance for agricultural development. In paper are used descriptive and deduction method, as well as desk research and descriptive statistics methods. Based on the conducted research, it is concluded that the current state in agricultural insurance in Serbia is quite low, while the main factors influencing this situation are underdeveloped agriculture and the fact that agricultural insurance is not mandatory. Insurance is significantly more represented in the crop than in livestock production.
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- 2020
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5. Antimicrobial efficiency of medicinal plants and their influence on cheeses quality.
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Puvača, Nikola, Pelić, Dragana Ljubojević, Tomić, Vedran, Radišić, Robert, Milanović, Spasenija, Soleša, Dragan, Budakov, Dragana, Cara, Magdalena, Bursić, Vojislava, Petrović, Aleksandra, Vuković, Gorica, Pelić, Miloš, Konstantinović, Bojan, and Carić, Marijana
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MILK proteins ,MEDICINAL plants ,CHEESE ,FUNCTIONAL foods ,DAIRY products - Abstract
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- 2020
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6. MAIZE GROSS MARGINS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN 2011 AND 2012
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Tomić, Vedran, Janković, Snežana, Kuzevski, Janja, Ljiljanić, Nikola, and Radišić, Robert
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climatic conditions ,value of production ,variable costs ,gross margin ,Environmental Economics and Policy ,chosen leader farm ,maize ,Crop Production/Industries - Abstract
Environmental conditions significantly influence agricultural production, i.e. they are one of the main factors that affect its efficiency. Continuous monitoring of economic results makes it possible to identify the basic elements of revenues and expenditures in production of major agricultural crops, and use these data to plan future production – in other words, to choose the right enterprise for respective environmental conditions. The gross margin is a quick and efficient indicator used to analyse an enterprise when considering economic indicators of different enterprises and choosing the most efficient one in economic terms. In this paper we used the gross margin to compare the two production years with different production conditions, but on the same farms. Therefore, gross margin was used as an adequate indicator that aims to show the difference which is in function of various agro-ecological conditions, price and yield within the period of two years. The paper used the questionnaire carried out in 2011 and 2012 on a total of 69 chosen leader farms from the territory of 11 stations of the Agricultural Extension Service of Serbia. The questionnaire collected data on revenues and expenditures based on which gross margins for maize were calculated. The main indicator of this calculation is the gross margin, which is the difference between the value of production (value of the primary and the secondary product) and total variable costs that covers seed costs, fertilizer costs, costs of plant protection products, diesel fuels and contracted services (for sowing, harvest and labour). In these periods climatic conditions differed significantly. In 2012 there was considerably less precipitation with higher air temperatures, which was one of the main reason for reduced yields per area unit. In 2012, yields decreased by 28%, while price per kilogram of maize increased by about 37%, reducing total value of production by about 1%. It was estimated that total variable costs increased by 6%, while the gross margin was reduced by about 8%.
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- 2013
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7. HEDGING -- POSSIBILITIES OF RISK MANAGEMENT IN AGRICULTURE.
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Tomić, Vedran and Bradić-Martinović, Aleksandra
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RISK assessment , *AGRICULTURE , *HEDGING (Finance) , *AGRICULTURAL productivity , *MARKET volatility , *AGRICULTURAL development - Abstract
The scope of agricultural production is to a great extent affected by volatile risks. This paper presents possibilities that financial markets provide to manage such risks. It minutely describes basic derivatives, futures and options, with a special focus on their use on agricultural commodities. The paper further describes probably the most popular futures -- weather futures. Furthermore, the authors deal with complex and cross-hedging strategies. The last section brings the analysis of possibilities of establishing a derivatives market in Serbia. The first step towards this goal is to set up a commodity market and adopt related legislation, but also to meet other preconditions, such as to establish a licensing system, simplify trade with foreign entities, establish a system of clearing, develop a framework for extra-judicial settlement and to work on internationalisation of trade. Once these preconditions are met, it would be possible to establish an agricultural commodity derivatives trading system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2015
8. THE APPLICATION OF E-COMMERCE AND WEB TECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE.
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Bradić-Martinović, Aleksandra and Tomić, Vedran
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ELECTRONIC commerce , *COMMERCE , *BUSINESS development , *ECONOMIC development , *AGRICULTURE , *INFORMATION services - Abstract
The application of the latest information and telecommunication technologies is becoming inevitable in business development. Modern information technologies have been widely used in all stages of trading, from procuring, storing and handling goods, through selling and collection, to post-selling activities and costumer services, both in the wholesale and retail sector. Agriculture is an industry that, among others, has a large potential in the area of electronic commerce, and especially in the segment of web technology. In this paper we analysed several categories of web presentations - web sites that provide transaction cost savings, intermediaries on the electronic market, integrated services of electronic commerce and electronic commerce support service providers. We also systematised the benefits of using web technology. In the last section of this paper we gave the analysis of the current situation and potentials in the Republic of Serbia, giving an overview of introducing a new mobile phone technology for informing participants in the agricultural value chain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
9. IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON ADAPTING OF ORGANISMS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA.
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Aranđelović, Mirjana and Tomić, Vedran
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CLIMATE change , *BIOLOGICAL adaptation , *TEMPERATURE , *SUSTAINABLE development - Abstract
Global warming majorly changes the environment and affects plant and animal species. Climate change is too abrupt for plants and animals to adapt easily. Plant and animal species respond to new conditions with adaptations in space and time, during which changes in phenological stages and migration take place. Over the last decade, plant and animal populations have been decreasing due to an unsynchronized response of co-dependent species to climate change. When there is a mutually-dependent relationship between species with temperature-based phenological stages and species that depend on the number of sunshine hours, a change in the temperature cycle when the cycle of sunlight remains the same can result in extinction of species. The paper shows the impact of climate change on change in phenological stages in general, and its indirect impact on yield and agriculture. The goal is to point out the need for analyzing effects of global warming in the Republic of Serbia in order to anticipate potential deviations from the expected and enable sustainable development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2013
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