The authors begin by presenting their
own conception of rural and agricultural
renewal. They consider that destroyed or
damaged facilities should be rebuilt in
accordance with the most recent research
into social and economic development, i.e.
that present efforts at renewal should be
directly geared towards rural and
agricultural prosperity.
The article gives the estimates of losses in
the livestock fund, farming and residential
buildings, agricultural mechanization, the
damage done to agro-industrial complexes
and other socially-owned agricultural
production and processing firms and other
damage.
The authors tried to estimate the costs of
renewal in spite of the difficulties that
make precise calculations impossible.
The article continues by presenting
possible sources for the renewal of this
segment of the economy, the bearers of
renewal and its priorities. All these
questions demand quick practical answers.
To these problems of renewal must also
be added the inherited bad agrarian and
social structure and all the other
consequences of an agrarian policy that
for so long neglected the private sector
