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Financování zemědělského podniku z fondů EU
OŠANCOVÁ, Hana
This diploma thesis shows a view of offered possibilities of financing of agricultural enterprises by means of subsidies. Further it describes the present state and view of obtained subsidies of a selected agricultural enterprise. A content of suggestion part of diploma thesis is an elaboration of Application for agricultural machinery from the Rural Development Programme. Subsequently, a plan of depreciations is drawn up, key accounting cases are placed on account, and impacts on the economic outturn in the given accounting period is illustrated.
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Influence of fishpond and agricultural management on the character of outflowing water from the model catchment of Hamerský stream
VLKOVÁ, Dana
The aim of this bachelor thesis was to find out the differences in chemical and physical parameters of water samples from the Hamerský grook. These samples were taken during the year 2015 from forest, agricultural and fish farming landscape. Measured parameters were: conductance, pH; KNK4,5; NO3-N; PO4-P ; N; organic C and other insoluble substances. Based on the results of samples from forest landscape the lowest values of pH; KNK4,5 and insoluble substances. The highest values of NO3-N were determined in results from agriculture landscape. The maximal values of the most measured parameters were detected at sample collection site "under the Ratmírov lake", especially insoluble substances.
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Management of agricultural landscape and its impact on ion concentrations in running water
MIKEŠOVÁ, Aneta
The aim of this thesis was to compare chemical and physical parameters of surface water drainage patterns in Novohradské mountains and identify the possible impact of agriculture on the values of these parameters. Were used data for 2015 and 2016. Sampling sites include agriculturally cultivated land, but also forest ecosystems. The work is mainly focused on the following parameters: conductivity, pH, alkalinity, NO3-N and PO4-P, which are parameters causing eutrophication of water. The difference between the upper closures flows in forest ecosystems and lower closures flows near the agriculturally cultivated land has been contradictory. Conductivity values clearly showed that agricultural activity deteriorating water quality because conductivity at lower closures flows was sometimes three times higher than conductivity in the forest ecosystems, but for example, the value of PO4-P concentrations were higher at the upper closures flows, ie in forest ecosystems.
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Simple agrocontroller
Pelikán, Michal ; Friedl, Martin (referee) ; Steinbauer, Miloslav (advisor)
Simple agrocontroller is a realization of control computer of spray machine in agriculture technique. Introduction describes the types of individual sprayers and their main differences. Hydraulic scheme displays the layout of regulators, ventils, hosepipes etc. Chapter Requirements defines needed functions and variables. Next chapter explains the structure of the layout of agrocontroller´s individual parts. Also defines required functions and features of these parts with real circuits and components and methods of gaining required values. Practical part show how printed circuits boards look like and what are features and properities of agrocontroller.
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Audit of Financial Statements of the Selected Agricultural Company
Stojánková, Radka ; Svobodová, Jana (referee) ; Křížová, Zuzana (advisor)
The thesis is focused on the audit on an agricultural entity. There is a historical development of audit and basic information. The thesis describes the regulation in the European Union, the procedure itself in accordance with International Standards on Auditing and the specifics of the audit at the agricultural company. In the analytical part is the procedure shown on a particular entity. The aims are to describe legislative regulation and procedure of audit in the Czech Republic.
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Countryside, City, People and Food
Šárka, Jan
Food is the most basic of all resources. Invention of agriculture was the beginning of human civilization. Throughout all history we have been firmly connected with the landscape that feed us. Even today most of our landscape is shaped by the historical relationship between settlements and the surrounding productiv area. Also the landscape has always reflected the shared values and common beliefs, in our case Christian religion. Natural relations are no longer valid a we have nothing to replace them. Original reliance of the city on the surrounding agricultural landscape is completely reversed. What earlier used to be self-sufficient country, is now a urban sprawl, completely depend to the proximity of the city. Today we live as atheists and urban people in a Christian and rural landscape, which we don‘t understand. Only a small percentage of people work in agriculture now. However the production of food changed our environment more than any other human activity and has significant environmental impacts. Our habits associated with food, eating patterns, our diet, food production and distribution all significantly influenced the formation of the cities. We have no choice than to redefine our relationship to the landscape and the needs to satisfy. This logically change the way of thinking about cities as well.
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