Publication Date
1997
Description
F.R. Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), in the period from 1995 to 2000, will have sufficient lucerne seeds, of the local varieties and production, and will be able to produce for export from 300 to 500 tons of seeds for foreign varieties registered in our Variety List. For the known customer in Yugoslavia, Serbia, the production of lucerne seeds can be organized in accordance with wishes of foreign partners including varieties that have not been registered, but in such a case a special permit from relevant state authorities would be required, and provided that all produced quantities of lucerne variety that is not on the list may be exported but not used for domestic needs. The red clover seeds from local production will cover 30% of the needs, and 70% from imports. White clover seeds will be 100% imported, and the yellow starry clover will be 30% from local production and 70% from imports. Grass seeds will be 30% from local production (domestic varieties), and 70% from imports. The bluegrass, redtop, perennial regress and wavy hair grass will be 100 % imported.
Citation
Radenovic, B, "Average Annual Requirements, Production, Import and Export of Legumes and Grass Seeds in Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) Up to the Year 2000" (2024). IGC Proceedings (1997-2023). 8.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1997/session25/8
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Average Annual Requirements, Production, Import and Export of Legumes and Grass Seeds in Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) Up to the Year 2000
F.R. Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), in the period from 1995 to 2000, will have sufficient lucerne seeds, of the local varieties and production, and will be able to produce for export from 300 to 500 tons of seeds for foreign varieties registered in our Variety List. For the known customer in Yugoslavia, Serbia, the production of lucerne seeds can be organized in accordance with wishes of foreign partners including varieties that have not been registered, but in such a case a special permit from relevant state authorities would be required, and provided that all produced quantities of lucerne variety that is not on the list may be exported but not used for domestic needs. The red clover seeds from local production will cover 30% of the needs, and 70% from imports. White clover seeds will be 100% imported, and the yellow starry clover will be 30% from local production and 70% from imports. Grass seeds will be 30% from local production (domestic varieties), and 70% from imports. The bluegrass, redtop, perennial regress and wavy hair grass will be 100 % imported.
