PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL PROBLEMS AT IMPLEMENTING AGRO-ECOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES IN PLANT-GROWING

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Sustainable agriculture is the newest and perfect form of ecological (biological, organic) agriculture. The concept of « sustainable » development turned to a starting point for development of balanced economical and social policy in the course of environment not only globally but regionally and on a sectorial level.

Biological agriculture is in the basis of this concept. It removes or decreases the negative ecological consequences of the conventional agriculture, it furthers biological balance in the produce sstem and leads to increasing the biological diversification at different regions and creating sustainable agricultural system.

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