agriculture
NE TREBAJU VAM NI DIPLOMA, NI ZNANJE JEZIKA, NI POČETNA ULAGANJA! Za ovaj posao dnevno se u Srbiji plaća 100 evra, ali radnika nigde!
Iako nudi brzu zaradu i relativno lako zaposlenje, ovaj posao je fizički zahtevan i u velikoj meri zavisi od vremenskih uslova.
TL;DR
- Serbia is facing a shortage of agricultural workers for fruit tree pruning.
- Daily wages for pruning can reach up to 100 euros, but interest from workers is declining.
- The lack of skilled pruners can lead to delayed or incomplete pruning, negatively impacting fruit yields.
- Professor Zoran Keserović suggests organizing training courses with certifications for pruning.
- Some fruit varieties, like apples and blueberries, require specialized pruning techniques.
- Mechanization attempts are being made, but they cannot yet replace experienced pruners.
- Pruning is typically done in winter (January-March) but can also occur in summer depending on the fruit type.
- The work is physically demanding and highly dependent on weather conditions.
- Experienced pruners often come from southern Serbia, such as Župski Aleksandrovac and Kruševac.
- Without a systematic approach to training new workers, the shortage of pruners could become a major challenge for the Serbian fruit industry.