Prior to World War II, agriculture in Bulgaria was the leading sector in the Bulgarian economy. In 1939, agriculture contributed 65 percent of Net material product (NMP), and four out of every five Bulgarians were employed in agriculture.

Bulgaria demonstrates export potential for rose and lavender oil, honey, pig meat and poultry. About 41% of Bulgaria’s territory is agricultural land. Rural areas represent 22% of Bulgaria’s territory and are home to 13% of the population.

Oct 22, 2024 · There is a potential for the development of bilateral cooperation in the field of agricultural science and hydromelioration. The Minister of Agriculture and Food, Dr. Georgi Tahov, trimmed a newly planted vine at the Peristera Fortress and opened ...

Jan 2, 2024 · Bulgaria is a net importer of advanced plant and animal genetics due to higher demand by local farmers and other related agricultural operations to increase productivity and profitability.

Bulgaria’s strategy aims to promote the sustainable development of the agricultural sector by supporting viable farm income and enhancing competitiveness. It envisages various interventions for improving the living and working conditions in rural areas and responding to the needs of young and small farmers.

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Aug 13, 2024 · Agriculture and village life in Bulgaria face a number of challenges, including economic pressures, climate change, and the need for modernization. The agricultural sector must navigate the demands of global markets while preserving traditional practices and ensuring environmental sustainability.

Agriculture makes up close to 5% of Bulgaria’s GDP. Land in Bulgaria is most commonly measured by the unit decare (daa), as 10 daa = 1 hectare. Some 170 000 transactions of agricultural land have happened in Bulgaria in 2011. Over …

Jan 2, 2024 · Bulgaria is a well-respected market player in Southeast Europe and a key exporter of raw agricultural commodities. As a member of the EU, Bulgaria receives monetary aid from the Recovery and Resilience Plan and the Common Agricultural Policy’s strategic plan.

The sustainable growth of agricultural production in Bulgaria should be given one of the highest priorities among all national development programs. Pricing policy can also be used to steer agriculture in a direction more adaptive to climate change.