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A Nyugat-Dunántúli Régió mezőgazdaságának földhasználati és gazdaságszerkezeti jellemzői

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  • Kacz, Karoly
  • Hegyi, Judit

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A Nyugat-Dunántúli Régió földhasználatában a gazdálkodó szervezetek jelentősebb szerepet játszanak, mint az egyéni gazdálkodók. Az általuk használt földterület átlagos mérete meghaladja az országosan jellemzőt, az egyéni gazdaságok által művelt földek átlagos nagysága viszont kisebb az országosnál. Az Általános Mezőgazdasági Összeírást (2000) követő három évben országosan mind az egyéni gazdaságok, mind a gazdálkodó szervezetek száma csökkent. A vizsgált régióban ezzel szemben csak az egyéniek száma esett vissza jelentősebben. -------------- In the agricultural utilisation of the western Transdanubian region, the large farming organisations played a much more important role than the individual privat farms. The average area of all farming units has been substantially larger than the country’s mean, whereas the individual farmers owned smaller fields than the average of the whole country. In the triennium of the General Agricultural Census of 2000, the number of individual farms diminished as well as that of the farming societies. In the region examined, only the population of the individual farmers has been reduced significantly.

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  • Kacz, Karoly & Hegyi, Judit, 2004. "A Nyugat-Dunántúli Régió mezőgazdaságának földhasználati és gazdaságszerkezeti jellemzői," GAZDÁLKODÁS: Scientific Journal on Agricultural Economics, Karoly Robert University College, vol. 48(05), pages 1-9, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:gazdal:206415
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.206415
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