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To evaluate the economic feasibility and investment justification for establishing and enlarging vineyards featuring local grapevine varieties.

September 30, 2025Ekonomika poljoprivredeOpen Access

Local Varieties and Economic Aspects of Investment in Vineyard Establishment: The Case of Serbia

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To evaluate the economic feasibility and investment justification for establishing and enlarging vineyards featuring local grapevine varieties.
Applied dynamic economic appraisal metrics, specifically Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), and Dynamic Payback Period (DPP).
Collected empirical production and cost data from a single grape producer in the Trstenik wine-growing subregion, excluding land acquisition expenses.
Generated an NPV of 2,418.87 EUR alongside an IRR of 8.81%.
Calculated a dynamic payback period of 9 years and 1.46 months, confirming the financial justification for vineyard expansion.

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Economic evaluation demonstrates financial viability of vineyard establishment using local grapevine varieties, indicating long-term profitability for regional agricultural expansion.

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Petrović et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1d2524102421609404ec17 https://doi.org/10.59267/ekopolj2503943p

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Economic evaluation demonstrates financial viability of vineyard establishment using local grapevine varieties, indicating long-term profitability for regional agricultural expansion.

Local Varieties and Economic Aspects of Investment in Vineyard Establishment: The Case of Serbia

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Local Varieties and Economic Aspects of Investment in Vineyard Establishment: The Case of Serbia

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