WHY AGROINFO

Over the years, the situation in the Serbian village has deteriorated greatly. More and more products are being imported, and less and less domestic quality agricultural produce is being taken. Almost everyone forgot about an honest and hardworking Serbian host and peasant. However, Agroinfo is here to redress this injustice and restore its reputation to the Serbian peasant. We are a site completely dedicated to the Serbian peasant and agricultural activity, and our goal is to improve and enrich the lives of all people involved in agriculture, as well as those who would start such an activity. We will fulfill this goal through objective reporting, expert articles and advice on the quality of which our expert editorial staff will take care of. In doing so, we want to bring all farmers together in one place that will answer their every question.

Agroinfo is primarily a site intended for the Serbian host, but also for anyone who would return to the countryside and devote to agriculture. Our country is rich enough to feed us all, however, because of poor political and economic decisions, and because of the privileged position of foreign companies in the domestic market, the Serbian peasant is completely neglected. We are here to improve the lives of hardworking people with quality articles, tips and connections of all people in the economy, as well as the full participation of our editorial staff. It is a quality strain of people who need all the help they can and we will provide them as much as we can. First of all, we will enable them to be present in the media, where finally the voice of the Serbian peasant will be heard.

All the problems that our villagers will have will be able to send us, and expert editorial staff will make sure that they get space on our site, answer and advice. They are all important to us and we will allow space for everyone. By highlighting the problem of Serbian peasants, we want to act on the entire society, to awaken awareness of the foundation of our society, which is made up of farmers.

Today, the view of rural life is also a problem. People move to the city and only see the future there, they treat the villagers with contempt even with contempt. It is believed that everything worth pursuing is placed in urban centers, and the village is seen as a necessary evil. The reality is in fact the reverse, people are the healthiest in the countryside and in nature, while working and creating with their own hands.