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This paper provides a critical evaluation of the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia of November 8, 2006, and finds it an insufficient foundation of a democratic constitutional state. Based on Carl Schmitt's theory, the Serbian regime is defined as most similar to a total pluralist party-state (totaler pluralistischer Parteistaat). Still, there are large cracks in the regime resulting from the dialectics of opposed tendencies towards a pro-Kosovo commissarial dictatorship (aiming at the introduction of a state of emergency in order to defend Kosovo and Metohia) and a pro-European sovereign dictatorship (aiming at "European integrations", but not at the construction of a democratic constitutional state). In the final section, the paper points out the problems facing the Serbian political actors in the coming period should they strive towards constitutional consolidation of Serbia and towards making European integrations part of the task of constructing a democratic constitutional state. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper reviews sunflower hybrid seed processing at Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops Novi Sad with all practical, technical and technological solutions. Additionally, efforts of Institutes employees are presented here in creating new technical solutions, particularly machines, aimed at their adaptations in existing sunflower seed processing, in order to get better quality and quantity of the processed seed. The paper also reviews original solution of the seed processing improvement with the new machines, regarding their position in the system and their connection in the semiautomatic operation system, with the possibility of independent operation. Seed processing results in high quality sunflower hybrid seed produced and ready for the severe market competition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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It was in the middle of the 18th century, when Serbia started the process of getting independent from the long-lasting period of the Turkish rule, that the necessity for the organized health care emerged. Despite the fact that it had not existed before, the process advanced rather quickly regarding the contemporary political, social and cultural conditions and the Medical Society of Serbia (MSS) was founded in Belgrade on the 22nd of April, 1872. Although it is known that the doctors from Vojvodina, which was an integral part of Austria of that time, contributed significantly to establishing both the civil and military medical service, this period of our medical history has neither been searched enough nor published in one piece. The author of this paper points out four characteristic activity segments through which the doctors from Vojvodina gave their contribution. An important role in health education and promotion of health culture in the still vassal Serbia was played by the doctors from Vojvodina and popular educators at the very beginnings of the health journalism in Serbian which reached Serbia from Austria. Somewhat later the doctors of Vojvodina went to Serbia to contribute to the establishment and promotion of the civil and military medical services and to take an active part in the Inaugural Meeting and the forthcoming activities of the Medical Society of Serbia. They were also among the initiators and first teachers at the Medical Faculty in Belgrade. This paper highlights and encircles a very important period of our national health culture history by analyzing thoroughly the four above mentioned segments of activities and their protagonists. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) represents activities, implemented by a company in order to fulfill ethical requirements towards all target groups. Studies show that investing in the technologies which aim at preserving the environment and doing business in line with ecological requirements can increase the competitiveness of companies on the market. Having in mind the fact that numerous companies, during the production process produce some negative effects on the environment and the society, the requirements and the pressure of the social community is growing so that the companies start acting responsibly. This is very important for the environmental protection, exercising human rights and freedoms, meeting the requirements and the responsibility towards the consumer rights protection, companies' visibility and control by the general public. Corporate social responsibility urges companies to act responsibly towards the society, thus, that relationship is based on respecting all of the social, ethical, ecological and economic values important for the decision making process. Companies from the food industry have a special social responsibility to preserve the environment in which they operate, to provide healthy and secure food to the consumers and to raise the life quality of the wider community by introducing certain actions. In this context, the paper will analyze the importance and necessity of social responsibility of companies of the food industry. In developed economy, corporate social responsibility is becoming a very important factor for consumers when deciding which product to buy, which improves the competitiveness of the CSR companies. A successful involvement of the transition countries, such as Serbia, and their companies, into the international economy, requires of them to adopt standards of the global market, out of which CSR is considered a priority. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Rapeseed production in Serbia is characterized by an increasing trend, as a result of positive price signals from international market. Since previous researches on economics of rapeseed production were aimed at non-family farms, focus in this paper is on the same aspects on family farms from lowland production region. Results are analyzed in view of micro and macro-economic trends. Increase of world demand for oil crops, as a result of increasing production of renewable fuels and food needs, causes a trend of higher prices, which will probably remain in the following period. Due to this, opportunities are made for Serbian farmers in low-land production region to increase agriculture area under rapeseed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Levels of heavy metals Cd, Cr, Ni and Pb obtained by analysis of inorganic and organic fertilizers available on the Serbian market are discussed in this paper. The first estimation of the heavy metal input in soils due to use of phosphate fertilizers is also given. The heavy metal contents of all analysed inorganic fertilizers were below the MAC according to the current Serbian regulations. Elevated concentrations of Ni were detected in two and a high Cr concentration in one sample of the substrates. The average (theoretical) heavy metal input in Serbian soils was calculated based on the application of 20 kg ha-1 P2O5 per year. The calculated heavy metal input was lower than European average and it is similar to the inputs recorded in Finland and Denmark. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study presented in this paper deals with heavy metals content in vineyard soils from 44 individual producers' lots from Vojvodina province, as well as detailed analyses of heavy metals content in vineyards from 3 sites (Sremski Karlovci, Banoštor and Vršac) in comparison with the control sample. Vojvodinian vineyard soils are generally not contaminated with heavy metals, with the exception of copper due to long-term intensive application of copper-based fungicide. In soil of 44 small vineyards, local contamination with Cr and Zn was found on one locality each, and geochemical origin Ni content higher than MAC in 9 samples from Fruška gora. Based on the second part of this study, content of all heavy metals, excluding Cu, was below MAC. However, in comparison to control sample, the content of As, Cd, Co, Cr, Ni and Pb was higher in vineyard soils at due to antropogenic influence and application of agro-chemicals. The highest concentration of Cu 336 mg kg-1 was noted in Petrovaradin in surface layer of soil, which is three times the value of MAC (100 mg kg-1). Out of total 226 analysed samples from all depths, 44 samples exceeded MAC value. It is especially unfavourable that 23 % of all analysed vineyard soils surface layers are in critical concentration zone (>60 mg kg-1) and 33 % exceed MAC, which shows that more than half of analysed Vojvodina vineyards are in need of monitoring, risk assessment and reduction of copper-based chemicals application. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, the authors are examining the price parity between chosen inputs (mineral fertilizer and fuel) and basic agricultural products (wheat, maize, sunflower, sugar beat and soybean) in the Republic of Serbia. They are indicating that prices of inputs grow faster than prices of agricultural products. This leads to disbalance in parities, harming the basic agricultural products. There are significant deviations comparing to optimally defined parities. Consequences of price parities disbalance are visible in decline of accumulative and reproduction ability of primary agricultural production. Shown disbalance is manifested in insufficient accumulation and absence of investments in, before all, agricultural mechanization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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At the beginning of this century, a drastic change occurred in the profile of sugar beet varieties grown in Serbia. The change was a result of the fact that rhizomania had spread across the entire sugar beet-growing range in the country. Up until that point, Serbian sugar beet growers made use of monogerm triploid varieties that were highly productive and well-adapted. However, because they lacked resistance to rhizomania, they were replaced with monogerm diploid varieties resistant to the disease. The Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops has developed a number of varieties of the latter type, and the present paper describes the results of a multi-year study of five of them (Sara, Lara, Dreana, Darija, Irina) carried out in six locations in Vojvodina. In the trials, the varieties exhibited a high potential for yield (root yields of over 100 t/ha, sugar yields of more than 15 t/ha), a high sugar content (above 16.00%), and very good technological characteristics. The other factors that affected the yields and quality in addition to genotype (variety) were year (weather conditions) and location and their interactions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper we investigated grain yield and yield stability of NS maize hybrids of different FAO maturity groups. Fifteen hybrids were grown in strip trials without replications at 29 locations in Serbia. Although weather conditions were not favorable for maize, especially in the dry areas, the average grain yield was fairly high (8.09 tha- 1). High grain mean values and above-average stability of grain yield were found in the hybrids NS 6030, NS 6010, and NS 4015. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the results of productivity traits (seed yield, oil content and oil yield) of NS sunflower hybrids grown in a network of small-plot trials in Vojvodina and central Serbia in 2008 as well as recommendations for the 2009 sowing season. The hybrid x location interaction is evaluated by the AMMI model. The small-plot trials made use of 20 NS sunflower hybrids and 13 locations in Vojvodina and 4 in central Serbia. Seed yield, oil content and oil yield were significantly different in the small-plot trials in the investigated regions. In Vojvodina the highest average seed yield was produced by the hybrid Dusko (3.79 t/ha), followed by Velja (3.67 t/ha), Sremac (3.62 t/ha), Kazanova (3.60 t/ha), Baca (3.60 t/ha) and Vladimir (3.59 t/ha). In central Serbia, the hybrid Sremac (3.48 t/ha) achieved the highest seed yield. The highest average seed yield was achieved in the locality Krcedin (4.02 t/ha). In five locations in Vojvodina, seed yield was over 3.5 t/ha (Donji Petrovci, Kovin, Rimski Sancevi, Sombor, Nestin). In 2008 the average oil content for the 20 hybrids in Vojvodina was 47.72%. The highest oil content was found in the hybrid Baca (50.22%). In central Serbia oil content varied between 43.23% (NS-H-45) and 48.92% (Plamen). Average oil yield (1.66 t/ha) in 2008 for all the hybrids and locations in Vojvodina was significantly higher than in the region of central Serbia, with the average of 1.42%. In a four-year trial in Vojvodina the hybrids Sremac (3.11 t/ha), Sumadinac (2.96 t/ha) and Velja (2.90 t/ha) proved their worth by producing the highest seed yield. AMMI biplot for seed yield showed that the hybrid Dusko had the highest adaptability in all locations, because the interaction had the lowest value. Also, low interaction effects were stated by the hybrids Kazanova, Vladimir and Baca. These hybrids had above-average seed yields for the whole of the small-plot trials in 2008. The hybrids Baca, Dusko, Kazanova, Vladimir, Milan and Sremac, which had mean values above the general mean for oil yield, also had low interaction effects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper describes the characteristics of two new varieties of six-rowed winter barley, Novosadski 737 and Nonius, developed at the Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops in Novi Sad. In the official variety trials in Serbia, Novosadski 737 and Nonius outyielded the standard variety Novosadski 313 by 508 and 396 kg/ha, respectively. Both varieties matured four days earlier than the standard and had large grains with a protein content of over 12%. Novosadski 737 is recommended for cultivation on poorer soils, while Nonius is particularly suitable for moderately fertile soils. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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