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The agricultural restructuring in Hungary 1990-2001

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Kovacs K.

Geographia Polonica

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2003

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tom 76

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nr 1

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Measuring of the Hungarian dairy farms efficiency

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Kovacs K. , Szucs I.

Roczniki Naukowe Stowarzyszenia Ekonomistów Rolnictwa i Agrobiznesu

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2016

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tom 18

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nr 5

EN

The general objective of my research was to explore the main indicators of the dairy sector in Hungary, and then define and systematize their efficiency and the factors relevant concerning dairy farms. Moreover, my objective is to introduce the most commonly used methods for measuring efficiency, which can explore hidden reserves within the sector. Based on the secondary database (FADN), I created a partial efficiency index system of economic efficiency in four main economic areas (capital, production costs, human resources, livestock) which were characterized by using dairy farms efficiency differences of different size, year and legal form categories. The model input variables comes from Hungarian FADN database. I confirmed that the used efficiency methods (partial indicators) for measuring complex efficiency level were higher in my sample in the case of the large-sized farms than the for small and medium-sized farms.

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Na podstawie danych FADN dokonano oceny efektywności ekonomicznej gospodarstw mleczarskich na Węgrzech. Przedstawiono najczęściej stosowane metody pomiaru efektywności, które można stosować do oceny rezerw w tym sektorze. Określono system wskaźników efektywności ekonomicznej w czterech głównych obszarach gospodarczych (kapitał, koszty produkcji, zasoby ludzkie, zasoby zwierzęce). Użyto je do scharakteryzowania gospodarstw mlecznych pod względem różnej wielkości i formy prawnej. Stwierdzono, że przy zastosowaniu wskaźnika złożonego większą efektywnością charakteryzowały się gospodarstwa większe niż średnie lub mniejsze.

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Niektore osiagniecia Rolniczego Instytutu Badawczego Wegierskiej Akademii Nauk

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Szundi T. , Kovacs K. , Pinter J.

Biuletyn Instytutu Hodowli i Aklimatyzacji Roślin

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1994

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tom 191

79-84

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Effect of oxytocin and its analogues on the chemotaxis of Tetrahymena: evolutionary conclusions

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Csaba G. , Kovacs K. , Kohidai L.

Acta Protozoologica

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2000

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tom 39

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nr 4

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Effect of oxytocin and its analogues on the phagocytosis of Tetrahymena: outstanding impact of isotocin

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Kovacs K. , Kohidai L. , Pallinger E. , Csaba G.

Acta Protozoologica

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2002

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tom 41

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nr 2

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The effect of stream bed morphology on shredder abundance and leaf-litter decomposition in Hungarian midland streams

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Kovacs K. , Selmeczy G. B. , Kucserka T. , Abdel-Hameid N.-A. H. , Padisak J.

Polish Journal of Environmental Studies

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2011

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tom 20

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nr 6

EN

The aim of this study was to examine the differences between natural and morphologically modified stream bed sections in Hungarian midland streams by means of macroinvertebrate shredder abundance and leaf litter decomposition, and identify the key drivers of poor shredder fauna in modified water bodies. Eight sampling sites on three low order Hungarian watercourses were selected and studied between the springs of 2008 and 2009. Three types of leaf litter were collected and placed into leaf litter bags that were fixed to a metal wire net on the bottom of the river bed. Samples were taken in every four weeks. Leaf litter content and decomposition rate was determined and macroinvertebrates identified. Gammaridae dominated among shredders and their proportion did not differ significantly in bags. The shredders’ counts and the leaf litter decay rates were different in the experimental streams. The sampling sites located in modified stream sections, with limited availability of food, exhibited lower shredder densities but higher decomposition rates (k>0.01 d⁻¹) than those observed in sites of undisturbed bed morphology with rich allochtonous organic matter (k<0.0077 d⁻¹). However, no significant differences were obtained in decay rates among the leaf species. Our results suggest that shoreline vegetation and bed morphology are two equally important factors in determining functional properties of streams; and leaf litter decomposition rate is not only a function of shredder density. Thus decomposition rate can be an important functional variable for ecological status assessment of the water.