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Professional paper 10.7251/AGSY14041056M PREDICTIONS OF TOMATO PRODUCTION CHARACTERISTICS IN SERBIA Gora MILJANOVIC 1*, Beba MUTAVDZIC 2, Nebojsa NOVKOVIC 2, Miljojko JANOSEVIC 3 1 High Medical Scholl, Belgrade, Serbia 2 University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Agriculture, Serbia 3 University of Defends, Army Academy, Belgrade, Serbia *Corresponding author: bebam@polj.uns.ac.rs Abstract In this work are analyzed tomato production characteristics in Serbia, in the period 1991-2010 year. Production characteristics are: harvested area, yield and year production. Based on that time series, by using the ARIMA model, the production characteristics of tomato were predict until year 2015. Results of analysis are show that the average harvested area of tomato in Serbia in observed period was 20.277 ha, and shows a slight tendency of increasing (change rate 0.29 %). Yield of tomato was 8.6 t/ha, and shows a very slight tendency of decreasing (change rate -0.28 %). Year production was very stable, with average of 174.000 tons, and change rate of 0.01%. The results of prediction show that area of tomato slightly decreasing in predicted period, and in 2015 will be about 20.000 hectares, what is les than 1.200 ha than maximal area in observed period. The yield of tomato also slightly deceasing in predicted period, and in 2015 will be about 8.8 t/ha. Total production of tomato also decreasing in observed period, and in 2015 will be on the level of 177.000 tons. Key words: tomato, production, analysis, prediction, Serbia Introduction About forecasting, by using quantitative methods and models in agriculture, write many authors. Jankovic et. al. (2007) predicts development in cattle breading in Serbia. Mutavdzic et al. (2007), in their papers made analysis and predict parity of maze/pig prices. Novkovic et al. (200 6) made analisis, and predict parity of wheat/mineral fertilizers prices. Tendency of vegetables development were observ by: Mutavdzic et al. (2011, 2011a), Novkovic et al. (2011, 2012, 2012a, 2013) and Ostojic et al. (2012). Mutavdzic et al. (2013), Novko vic et al. (2009, 2013a) predict tendency in vegetables and potato production. Subject of this paper is tomato production characteristic in Serbia. The main objective is to predict harvested area, yield and year production of tomato in Serbia, until 2015. For the prediction will be used ARIMA model, based on data of tomato production in Serbia in the period 1991-2010. Materials and methods In this research the quantitative methods are implemented. Observed period of analyzed data is 1991-2010. The data source is official publication of the Institute of Statistics of Serbia, and their databases. Analysis is base for prediction in the future. The goal of this research is to predict tomato production parameters (harvested area, yields, production) in Serbia for the period 2011-15. On the base of observed time-series, there were formulated and tested models of time-series, which are lately used for prediction time-series in the future. Verification of prediction models are done by statistical tests and criteria for review models. For prediction are used ARMA (p,q) models. Program Statistica 10 are used for creating the models, and predict values. 1056

Result and discussion Basic characteristics of tomato production in Serbia in period 1991-2010 are presented in Table 1. Harvested area, yield, and year production were very stable, which proves low coefficients of variation, and changing rate. Table 1. Basic characteristics of tomato production in Serbia, in the period 1991-2010 Parameters Average Interval of variation Coefficient of Change value Minimum Maximum variation (%) rate (%) Harvested area (hа) 20,277 18,425 21.209 4.16 0.29 Year Production (t) 174,390 140.725 199.184 9.68 0.01 Yield (t/ha) 8.60 7.39 9,90 9.05-0.28 For analysis of harvested area under tomato, review model (Table 2) shows that for harvested area in present year, significant influence have harvested area from the previous year. Table 2. Parameters of model for prediction harvested area under tomato Input: POVPARAD (povrcesrbija) Transformations: none Paramet. Constant p(1) Model:(1,0,0) MS Residual= 2564E2 Param. Asympt. Asympt. p Lower Upper Std.Err. t( 18) 95% Conf 95% Conf 19234,27 603,5248 31,86990 0,000000 17966,32 20502,23 0,94 0,1060 8,90852 0,000000 0,72 1,17 Contrary from the analysed, in predicted period harvested area under tomato shows insignificant decreasing. That prove predicted areas in the period 2011-15 (Table 3). In last year of predicted period (2015) tomato area is about 20,000 ha, what is lowe r for 1,200 ha than maximal value in analyzed period. Table 3 Prediction of areas under tomato (2011-15) Forecasts; Model:(1,0,0) Seasonal lag: 12 (povrcesrbija Input: POVPARAD Forecast Lower Upper Std.Err. CaseNo. 50,0000% 50,0000% 21 20128,25 19779,69 20476,82 506,365 22 20078,44 19599,04 20557,85 696,444 23 20031,41 19460,07 20602,75 829,998 24 19987,00 19344,68 20629,31 933,100 25 19945,06 19245,51 20644,61 1016,249 Tendencies in changing of tomato areas are presented on Graph 1. 1057

Graph 1 Changes in tomato harvested areas 21500 Forecasts; Model:(1,0,0) Povrsina paradajza 21500 21000 21000 20500 20500 20000 20000 19500 19500 19000 19000 18500 18500 18000 18000 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 Year production of tomato show characteristics similar like tomato harvested area. Review model for prediction of year production of tomato (Table 4), show that significant influence on value of production in present year have production of tomato in previous year. Predicted values of tomato production (Table 5) have tendencies of insignificant decreasing in the period of prediction. Table 4 Parameters of model for prediction of tomato production Input: PROIZPAR (povrcesrbija) Transformations: D(1) Model:(0,1,1) MS Residual= 4231E5 Paramet. Constant q(1) Param. Asympt. Std.Err. Asympt. t( 17) p Lower 95% Conf Upper 95% Conf -105,584 1119,567-0,094308 0,925967-2467,66 2256,495 0,849 0,178 4,776580 0,000175 0,47 1,224 Table 5. Prediction of year productions under tomato (2011-15) Forecasts; Model:(0,1,1) Seasonal lag: 12 (povrcesrbija Input: PROIZPAR Forecast Lower Upper Std.Err. CaseNo. 90,0000% 90,0000% 21 177846,1 142063,5 213628,8 20569,40 22 177740,6 141551,4 213929,8 20803,09 23 177635,0 141043,7 214226,2 21034,19 24 177529,4 140540,5 214518,3 21262,78 25 177423,8 140041,5 214806,1 21488,93 Tendencies in changing of tomato year productions are presented on Graph 2. 1058

2,3E5 2,2E5 2,1E5 2E5 1,9E5 1,8E5 1,7E5 1,6E5 1,5E5 1,4E5 Graph 2. Changes in tomato year production Forecasts; Model:(0,1,1) Seasonal lag: 12 Input: PROIZPAR 2,3E5 2,2E5 2,1E5 2E5 1,9E5 1,8E5 1,7E5 1,6E5 1,5E5 1,4E5 1,3E5 1,3E5 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 Observ ed Forecast ± 90,0000% Model for tomato yield prediction (Table 6), show that yield in present year have significant influence yield from previous year. Paramet. Constant q(1) Table 6. Parameters of model for prediction of tomato yield Input: PRINPARA (povrcesrbija) Transformations: D(1) Model:(0,1,1) MS Residual= 9794E2 Param. Asympt. Asympt. p Lower Upper Std.Err. t( 17) 95% Conf 95% Conf -21,8648 83,05874-0,263245 0,795526-197,103 153,3738 0,6866 0,20322 3,378782 0,003568 0,258 1,1154 Values of tomato yield (Table 7), based of model for prediction shows that, yields, like area and production of tomato have tendencies of insignificant decreasing. Predicted yield of tomato, at the end of predicted period (2015) will be 8.8 t/ha. Table 7 Prediction of yields under tomato (2011-15) Forecasts; Model:(0,1,1) Seasonal lag: 12 (povrcesrbija Input: PRINPARA Forecast Lower Upper Std.Err. CaseNo. 90,0000% 90,0000% 21 8866,030 7144,449 10587,61 989,638 22 8844,165 7040,043 10648,29 1037,086 23 8822,300 6939,252 10705,35 1082,456 24 8800,435 6841,638 10759,23 1126,000 25 8778,570 6746,847 10810,29 1167,921 1059

Conclusions Results of tomato analysis in the period 1991-2010 in Serbia show that the average harvested area of tomato was 20.277 ha, and shows a slight tendency of increasing (change rate 0.29 %); Yield of tomato was 8.6 t/ha, and shows a very slight tendency of decreasing (change rate -0.28 %). Year production was very stable, with average of 174.000 tons, and change rate of 0.01%. The results of prediction show: - Area of tomato slightly decreasing in predicted period, and in 2015 will be about 20.000 hectares, what is les than 1.200 ha than maximal area in observed period; - The yield of tomato slightly deceasing in predicted period, and in 2015 will be about 8.8 t/ha; - Total production of tomato also decreasing in observed period, and in 2015 will be on the level of 177.000 tons. References Jankovic, N., Novkovic, N. (2007): Prediction of cattle breading development in Serbia in first decade of XXI century, Contemporary Agriculture, 3-4, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Agriculture, Novi Sad, 103-107 Mutavdzic Beba, Novkovic, N., Nikolic-Djorić Emilija, Radojevic, V. (2006): Analysis and prediction of pigs-corn parity, Contemporary Agriculture, 1-2, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Agriculture, Novi Sad, 177-181 Mutavdzic Beba, Novkovic, N., Ivaniševic, D. (2011): Tendency of vegetables development in Serbia, Proceedings of Abstracts XVI International symposium of agronomists of Republic of Srpska, University of Banja Luka, Faculty of Agriculture, Trebinje 22-25. March, 113 Beba, Novkovic, N., Ivaniševic, D. (2011): Tendency of vegetables development in Serbia, Agroznanje, Vol.12,no. 1, University of Banja Luka, Faculty of Agriculture, 23-31 Mutavdzic Beba, Drinic, Ljiljana, Novkovic, N., Ostojic, A., Rokvic, Gordana (2013): Prediction of vegetable production in Republic of Srpska, Fourth International Scientific Symposium "Agrosym 2013" Book of Proceedings, Jahorina, 1276-1282 Novković, N., Jankovic, N., Mutavdžic Beba (2006): Analysis and prediction of mazemineral fertilyizers price parity, Agroekonomika no. 34-35, Novi Sad, 65-71 Novkovic, N., Mutavdzic Beba, Somogyi, S. (2009): Models for prediction in vegetables production, Proceedings of Abstracts: Business sorounding in Serbia, and World economic crisis, session III, High Business Scholl, Novi Sad, 85 Novkovic, N., Mutavdzic Beba, Vukelic Natasa (2011): Vegetable production tendencies in Vojvodina, Proceedings of 22nd International Symposium Food Safety Production, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Agriculture, Novi Sad, Trebinje 19-25. june, 163-165 Novkovic, N, Mutavdzic Beba, Ivanisevic, D. (2012): Development of Vegetable Production in Vojvodina Region, Book of Abstracts, I International Simposium and XVII Scientific Conference of Republic of Srpska, Trebinje, 54 Novkovic, N., Mutavdzic Beba, Drinic, Ljiljana, Ostojic, A., Rokvic Gordana (2012a): Tendency of vegetables development in Republic of Srpska, Third International Scientific Symposium "Agrosym Jahorina 2012" Book of Proceedings, University of East Sarajevo, Faculty of Agricultue, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Agriculture, Serbia, Jahorina, 656-661 Novkovic, N., Mutavdzic Beba, Ivaniševic, D. (2013): Development of Vegetable Production in Vojvodina Region, Agroznanje, vol. 14(2), Faculty of Agriculture, 261-270 1060

Novković, N., Mutavdžić Beba, Ilin, Ž., Ivanišević, D. (2013a): Potato Production Forecasting, Agroznanje, vol. 14, br. 3, University of Banja Luka, Faculty of Agriculture 345-355 Ostojic, A., Drinic Ljiljana, Novkovic, N., Rokvic Gordana (2012): Trends in Production and Processing of Meat in the Republic of Srpska, DETUROPE Vol. 4, Issue 3, Central European Journal of Regional Development and Tourism, 41-56 1061