Georgian agriculture was more developed in Soviet times as it is today. Despite great overall technological progress almost everywhere in the last 20 years, Georgia moved backward when it comes to agriculture. In the year 1990, at the end of the Soviet Union, the number of cattle exceeded 4 million, while today it is just a little more than 1 million. In the Soviet Union, Georgia was a main producer of tea, citrus fruits, deciduous trees, and vine. According to the Rural Poverty Portal, after the collapse of the Soviet Union the output of some of these g...
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Baselines and studies about farmers' cooperation in GeorgiaIn preparation of the ENPARD, the EU, in collaboration with FAO, produc... Read More
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You make a good point about very small co-operative ventures based on blood relatives as members. In my experience these are succe... Read More
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