Fruits

The share of agriculture in the Serbian economy is gradually decreasing due to the active development of the service sector and industry.

Agriculture is an important component of the country's economy. The potential of agriculture can be realized if the introduction of modern technologies in agriculture continues. This is especially important given the vulnerability of the country's agricultural sector to climate change.

Agriculture accounts for only 1.7% of GDP and 1.2% of the employment structure. As a result, the country is highly dependent on food imports (about 90% of consumption).

The agricultural sector accounts for 24.1% of Uganda's GDP and 62.9% of the employed population. This is the main field of activity for the majority of the country's residents, however, the employment-to-GDP ratio demonstrates insufficient efficiency of agricultural production

Agriculture in the UAE accounts for only 0.9% of the country's GDP and 1.7% of the employed population, which is due to extremely unfavorable conditions for the development of this sector.

Agriculture is the most important sector of the Senegalese economy, as evidenced by the high share of agriculture in the employment structure of the population (almost 30%), despite the fact that only a small part of the territory is suitable for agriculture.

The Russian fruit and berry sector is showing steady growth against the background of an increase in the area under fruit and berry plantations, an increase in gross yields and an expansion of state support.

Agriculture is one of the priority sectors for the development of the Algerian economy. The Government encourages the creation of modern agricultural farms