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Book of Abstracts I INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM AND XVII SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE OF AGRONOMISTS OF REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA BOOK OF ABSTRACTS March 19-22, 2012 Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina Organizer FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY OF BANJALUKA in cooperation with BIOTECHNICAL FACULTY UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA Supported by Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of Republika Srpska Ministry of Science and Technology of Republika Srpska Organizing Committee Dr Aleksandar Ostojić, dean dr Boris Pašalić, president dr Vida Todorović dr Siniša Mitrić mr Gordana Rokvić mr Marinko Vekić mr Aleksandar Kralj mr Branimir Nježić Honorary Committee Miroslav Milovanović, DVM, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water management of Republic of Srpska, dr Jasmin Komić, Minister of Science and Technology of Republic of Srpska, dr Stanko Stanić, Rector, University of Banjaluka, dr Miroslav Grubačić, President of SC of Banjaluka University, dr Aleksandar Ostojić, Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Banjaluka, Academic dr Vaskrsija Janjić, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Banjaluka, dr Mihael Jožef Toman, Dean, Biotechnical faculty, University of Ljubljana, dr Milan Krajinović, Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Novi Sad, dr Nebojša Ralević, Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Belgrade, dr Milinko Milenković, Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, Lešak, University of Priština, dr Vesna Milić, Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, University of East Sarajevo, dr Miroslav Spasojević, Dean, Agronomic faculty, Čačak, dr Natalija Perović, Dean, Biotechnical faculty, University of Podgorica, dr Gordana Đurić, Director, Genetic resources institute, University of Banjaluka, dr Milenko Šarić, Director, Center for village development, Banjaluka, dr Mihajlo Marković, Director, Agricultural instutute of Republika Srpska, dr Drago Cvijanović, Director, Institute for Agricultural Economics, Belgrade, dr Dragoja Radanović, Director, Institute Josif Pančić, Belgrade, dr Đojo Arsenović, President, Chamber of agricultural engineers of Republic of Srpska. Scientific committee dr Martina Bavec, Slovenia dr Hrabrin Bachev, Bulgaria dr Dominique Barjolle, Switzerland dr Klime Beleski, Macedonia dr Milenko Blesić, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Borut Bohanec, Slovenia dr Vaso Bojanić, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Mile Dardić, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Duška Delić, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Emil Erjavec, Slovenia dr Elezar Fallik, Izrael dr Daniel Falta, Czech Republic dr Đorđe Gatarić, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Wim Heijman, Netherlands dr Inger Hjalrmanson, Sweden dr Emir Hodžić, USA dr Janez Hribar, Slovenia dr Alban Ibraliu, Albania dr Sonja Ivanovska, Macedonia dr Branka Javornik, Slovenia dr Tomislav Jemrić, Croatia dr Marija Klopčič, Slovenia dr Desimir Knežević, Serbia dr Ilija Komljenović, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Lili Krasteva, Bulgaria dr Nedeljko Latinović, Montenegro dr Norber Lukač, Slovakia dr Ivana Maksimović, Serbia dr Zoran Marković, Serbia dr Dragutin Matarugić, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Vladimir Meglič, Slovenia dr William H. Meyers, USA dr Nikola Mićić, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Dragan Mikavica, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Stevo Mirjanić, Bosnia and Herzegovina dr Nebojša Novković, Serbia dr Pavol Otepka, Slovakia dr Nada Parađiković, Croatia dr Gheorghe Savin, Moldova dr Franci Štampar, Slovenia dr Blagoje Stančić, Serbia dr Silvia, Strajeru Romania dr Ružica Stričević, Serbia dr Brankica Tanović, Serbia dr Pavel Tlustoš, Czech Republic dr Mirjana Vasić, Serbia dr Zorica Vasiljević, Serbia dr Matteo Vittuari, Italy Secretary of Symposium dr Siniša Mitrić Technical support Verica Savić Danijela Kuruzović Section Moderators Name of Section. Section moderator 1 Fruit growing and viticulture dr Dragan Nikolić 2 Vegetable growing dr Nada Parađiković 3 Animal Husbandry dr Nebojša Savić 4 Agroecology and Organic Agriculture dr Mile Dardić 5 Agricult. Economics and Rural development dr Željko Vaško 6 Genetic resources dr Gordana Đurić 7 Field crop production dr Desimir Knežević Programme per section Section Time Hall Fruit growing and Wednesday, Large Hall of 09:00 – 13:30 viticulture 21. 03. Hotel Leotar Wednesday, Small Hall of Vegetable growing 09:00 – 13:00 21. 03. Hotel Leotar Wednesday, Animal Husbandry 09:00 – 13:30 Small Hall of HET 21. 03. Agroecology and Organic Wednesday, Red salon of 09:00 – 13:30 Agriculture 21. 03. Hotel Leotar Agricult. Economics and Wednesday, 08:30 – 13:45 Large Hall of HET Rural development 21. 03. Wednesday, Large Hall of Genetic resources 15:00 – 18:30 21. 03. Hotel Leotar Wednesday, Small Hall of Field crop production 15:00 – 18:15 21. 03. Hotel Leotar CONTENTS 1. SYMPOSIUM PROGRAMME ................................................................................................................... 9 2. PLENARY SESSIONS ............................................................................................................................... 29 3. ORAL PRESENTATION .......................................................................................................................... 37 3.1 Fruit growing and viticulture................................................................................................... 38 3.2 Vegetable growing ........................................................................................................................ 50 3.3 Animal Husbandry ........................................................................................................................ 63 3.4 Agroecology and Organic Agriculture .................................................................................. 80 3.5 Agricultural Economics and Rural Development ......................................................... 100 3.6 Genetic resources ....................................................................................................................... 122 3.7 Field crop production ............................................................................................................... 133 4. POSTER SESSION ................................................................................................................................. 147 4.1 Fruit growing and viticulture................................................................................................ 148 4.2 Vegetable growing ..................................................................................................................... 199 4.3 Animal Husbandry ..................................................................................................................... 219 4.4 Agroecology and Organic Agriculture ............................................................................... 247 4.5 Agricultural Economics and Rural development ........................................................ 260 4.6 Genetic resources ....................................................................................................................... 276 4.7 Field crop production ............................................................................................................... 298 5. INDEX ........................................................................................................................................................ 317 1. SYMPOSIUM PROGRAMME Monday, March 19, 2012. Arrival and registration of participants Tuesday, March 20, 2012. LARGE HALL OF HET 1000 – 1100 Opening ceremony Welcome address by organizers. Welcome address by Ministry of Science and Technology of Republic of Srpska Welcome address by Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of Republic of Srpska Welcome address by guests 1100 – 1130 Cocktail Plenary Sessions Presiding Committee: Academician Vaskrsija Janjić, dr Aleksandar Ostojić, dr Borut Bohanec, dr Željko Vaško 1130 – 1150 Branka Javornik Molecular markers in agriculture 1150 – 1210 B. Bohanec Biotechnological approaches for breeding vegetable and crop species at Biotechnical faculty (Ljubljana, Slovenia): results achieved and a progress report 1210 – 1230 T. Jemrić The use of heat treatment for maintanins postharvest quality of fruits 1230 – 1250 Liliya Krasteva, Katya Uzundzhalieva, Ruska Ruseva Plant Genetic Resources as a part of the Biodiversity 1250 – 1310 Eva Thörn Challenges of food security and sustainable use of PGR 1310 – 1340 Coffee Break 1340 – 1400 K. Beleski, K. Boškov, Olivera Bicikliski Features and prospects of organic viticulture 1400 – 1420 B. Mihailović, D. Cvijanović, Vesna Paraušić Analysis of performances in primary agricultural production and food industries of Serbia 1420 – 1500 Discussion 1500 Lunch 1600 – 1800 Visit to the local wine distillery 1800 – 1930 Dinner 2000 – 2100 Concert of Hercegovačka Gračanica Choir 2130 Presentation of local wine and traditional food products SYMPOSIUM PROGRAMME 11 Wednesday, March 21, 2012. Paralel Working Sessions Section 1: Fruit growing and viticulture - Oral presentation Large Hall of Hotel Leotar Presiding Committee: dr Dragan Nikolić, dr Klime Beleski, dr Miljan Cvetković 0900 – 0910 N. Mićić, Gordana Đurić Occurance of aposporous embryo sacs in apple in highly intensive orchard management systems 0910 – 0920 N. Mićić, B. Pašalić, M. Žujić, M. Divjak Apple ovule setting ih function of sustainable fruit development 0920 – 0930 T. Milošević, N. Milošević, I. Glišić Fruit growth and postharvest physical and chemical properties of nectarine [Prunus persica var. nectarina (Ait.) Maxim.] 0930 – 0940 I. Glišić, Ivana Glišić, T. Milošević, Gorica Paunović Vigour, cropping and fruit
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