Analysis of the Exploitation Structures and Land Management in Romania vs. European Union

Romanian agriculture has undergone a long process of transition from command to market economy and adaptation mechanisms of the common agricultural market integration in the European structures and the implementation of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Romanian agriculture is uneven in terms of mining structures and their dual nature is emphasized to the vast majority of Member States of the European Union. Although some progress has been made to maintain a disproportionately large number of individual farms, small and very small bad, as a small number of large and very large units whose activity was not restructured to become compatible with market requirements unique. CAP reform is in process, so that after 2013 to simplify the mechanisms and to adapt to new realities imposed by sustainable growth and competitiveness of European agriculture. Romania will be able to benefit from the opportunities offered by future CAP and apply toolbox towards developing the agricultural sector, including strengthening agricultural exploitations, as the main source of support to the sector will be represented by European funds.