Curriculum vitae

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Curriculum vitae

Approved in Council of Faculty of Agriculture
12.02.2012
_____________Z. Gaile
Latvia University of Agriculture
Faculty of Agriculture
HIGHER EDUCATION STUDY PROGRAM
SELF-EVALUATION REPORT
Professional Bachelor’s Study Programme
“Agriculture” – Educational classification code 42621
for the obtaining of a qualification:
AGRONOMIST with specialization in field-crops
or AGRONOMIST with specialization in horticulture,
or ZOOTECHNICIAN IN BREEDING,
or MANAGER OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISE.
Jelgava – 2012
TABLE OF CONTENS
1. The Aims and Objectives of Higher Education Program, the Results to be Obtained after
the Acquisition of Higher Education Program ......................................................................4
1.1. The Aim of the Implementation of Study Program....................................................5
1.2. The Results to be Achieved within the Program.........................................................5
2. The Organization of Higher Education Program, the Conformity of the Plan of Higher
Education Program with the Aims and Objectives of a Higher Education Institution, as well
as the Functioning of the Internal Quality Mechanism of Higher Education Program ....6
2.1. The Conformity of the Plan of Higher Education Program with the Aims and
Objectives of a Higher Education Institution.....................................................................6
2.2. The Functioning of the Internal Quality Mechanism of Higher Education Program
................................................................................................................................................6
3. Higher Education Program and the Description of Courses, Practical Sessions, Seminars
included into It and the Description of Other Study Events ................................................9
3.1. Professional Higher Education Bachelor's Study Program “Agriculture”..............9
3.2. The Methodological Provision of the Study Program and Its Improvement.........12
3.3. Material and Technical Basis of Studies....................................................................12
3.4. Library Stocks and Available Data Bases .................................................................15
4. The Evaluation System and the Analysis of Study Results.............................................16
4.1. Evaluation System........................................................................................................16
4.2. The Analysis of Study Results.....................................................................................16
5. The Practical Implementation of Higher Education Program.......................................17
5.1. Study Methods and Forms ..........................................................................................17
5.2. Academic Staff’s Research Activities.........................................................................18
6. The Perspective Evaluation of the Higher Education Program, taking into Consideration
the Objectives of Latvia for the Implementation of the Common Strategy of European
Union........................................................................................................................................20
6.1. The Conformity of the Higher Education Program to the Standards of Professional
Higher Education ................................................................................................................20
6.2. The Surveys of Employers on the Employment of Graduates during the Coming Six
Years ....................................................................................................................................25
7. Students ...............................................................................................................................26
7.1. The Number of Students in the Program ..................................................................26
7.2. The Surveys of Students and Their Analysis.............................................................27
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7.3. Students’ Participation in the Improvement of Study Process................................29
8. The Evaluation of the Academic Staff involved in the Implementation of the Higher
Education Program ................................................................................................................30
8.1. The Number of the Members of Academic Staff, indicating the Number of Academic
Positions and the Number of Persons with a Doctoral Degree or a Master’s Degree ..30
8.2. The Conformity of the Academic Staff’s Qualification to the Implementation of the
Aims and Objectives of Structural Unit ...........................................................................31
8.3. At the Higher Education Institutions and Universities There are at Least Two
Members of Academic Staff have a Doctoral Degree or They are Professors in the Branch
of Science or Branches of Sciences, in which the Higher Education Program is being
implemented ........................................................................................................................31
8.4. The Academic Staff’s Selection, Renewal, Education and Development Policy for the
Coming Six Years................................................................................................................32
8.5. The Academic Staff, involved in the Implementation in the Higher Education
Program, shall be Highly Qualified and Competent in order to Ensure Students with an
Opportunity to Acquire the Necessary Research Skills, Theoretical Knowledge, Skills and
Competences........................................................................................................................33
9. Sources of Financing and Provision of Infrastructure....................................................35
9.1. Sources of Financing....................................................................................................35
9.2. Study-Rooms, Laboratories, Their Equipment and Material and Technical Basis39
10. External Relations ............................................................................................................43
10.1. Collaboration with Employers..................................................................................43
10.2. Collaboration with the Latvian and Foreign Higher Education Institutions
implementing Similar Higher Education Programs........................................................43
11. Documents Confirming that in the Case of the Liquidation of Higher Education
Program the Applicant would Ensure the Students of the Respective Higher Education
Program an Opportunity to Continue Their Studies in Another Higher Education Program
or at Another Higher Education Institution ........................................................................44
12. The Development Plan for the Higher Education Program .........................................47
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Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program
“Agriculture” – Educational classification code 42621
Licence No.04056-83, issued on April 28, 2011
Licensed until April 28, 2014
Director of the study program Dr. agr. Daina Kairisa. phone 63005661
The qualification to be obtained:
–agronomist with specialization in field-crop cultivation or horticulture
Field-crop cultivation – director of the specialization trend Andris Berzins, phone 63005632
Horticulture – director of the specialization trend Ieva Zukauska, phone 63005677
– zootechnician in breeding – director of the specialization trend Lilija Degola, phone 63005661
– manager of an agricultural enterprise – director of the specialization trend Daina Jonkus,
phone 63005661
1. The Aims and Objectives of Higher Education Program, the Results to be Obtained after
the Acquisition of Higher Education Program
Until the study-year 2011/2012 the studies at the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia
University of Agriculture were implemented in two types of study programs: Bachelor's study
program or the academic study program and the second level professional higher education study
program, but in May 2011 there was licensed a new Professional Higher Education Bachelor's
Study Program that replaced the academic Bachelor's study program and the second level higher
professional program. The consolidation of both above mentioned programs has been
implemented in conformity with the recommendations given by the experts who carried out
the previous accreditation.
The newly-developed Professional Higher Education Bachelor's Study Program comprises
the best aspects of the academic and the second level professional higher education study
programs, ensuring the acquisition of both theoretical courses in the Bachelor's part of studies
and the study courses of specialization in conformity with the chosen trend of specialization, as
well as wide and diverse practical training in production that ensures the link between the theory
and practical manufacturing. The new program is so-called an 'umbrella' program, where, while
obtaining one and the same degree, the graduate has an opportunity to obtain also one of 4
professional qualifications:
- agronomist with specialization in field-crop;
- agronomist with specialization in horticulture;
- zootechnician in breeding;
- manager of agricultural enterprise.
The general position of the Latvia University of Agriculture is not to decrease the volume of
studies less than 160 CP in the undergraduate studies in order the graduates of the faculties could
be able to compete in the labor market without the acquisition of a Master's study program. The
implementation of the Professional Bachelor's Study Program increases the graduates'
competitiveness in the labor market, because theoretical knowledge has been consolidated in
practice.
The Cabinet Regulations No.481 “Regulations on the State Standards for the State Second
Level Professional Higher Education” provides that the volume of studies is at least 160 CP; in
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its turn, Part 2 of Section 57 of the Law on Institutions of Higher Education provides:
“Professional higher education Bachelor's degree shall be awarded, if the duration of a program
of full-time studies is at least 4 years”.
1.1. The Aim of the Implementation of Study Program – to prepare educated specialists in
agriculture with the skills and abilities necessary for the fulfillment of professional duties, and
able to:
• use modern scientific conclusions for the improvement of the production technologies of
industry;
• understand the significance of the sustainable agricultural production and its unity with
the environment;
• acquire independently the necessary practical skills in a particular specialization;
• continue their studies at a master's study program.
Objectives: to provide the students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills as planned
according to the study program in order the graduates could successfully work in the following
directions:
• agricultural production processing companies;
• pedagogical and scientific research activities;
• consultancy service;
• institutions of environmental protection;
• institutions of self-government and public administration;
• public and political organizations.
1.2. The Results to be Achieved within the Program:
The students, studying in the Professional Education Bachelor’s Study Program, acquire
knowledge, skills and competences, corresponding to the 6th level of the European Qualifications
Framework (EQF).
While acquiring the program, the students obtain the knowledge on chemistry, physics,
mathematics, biometry, biology, agricultural entrepreneurship and legislation, psychology,
foreign languages and other theoretical courses; on the biological peculiarities of the varieties of
field-crops and garden-stuff, and those of the breeds of animals, and their suitability for obtaining
or processing certain produce; on the application of techniques for growing and rearing of plants
and animals; on the evaluation of economic profitableness gained from the applied technologies.
After the successful acquisition of the program, the graduates will be able to: work
independently and creatively; self-educate themselves; use modern scientific conclusions for the
improvement of the production technologies of industry; understand the significance of the
sustainable agricultural production and its unity with the environment; acquire independently the
necessary practical skills in a particular specialization; observe the laws and regulations of the
European Union and the Republic of Latvia regarding the production of agricultural produce;
prepare documents in conformity with the provisions of the laws and regulations concerning
record-keeping; use the special software; aggregate, systemize and analyze data; use special
literature on agriculture-related issues in foreign languages.
The prospective specialists of agriculture will be competent to: organize agricultural
production; know the laws and regulations related to the agricultural industry; evaluate the
industry-related risk factors and competitiveness; develop the sustainable development strategy
of agricultural industry; know the EU Common Agricultural Policy and the possibilities of
support; elaborate the applications for receiving the support payments of the European Union and
state and the project applications for attracting investments to the enterprise; observe individually
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the regulations for labor safety and organize the appropriate training for and inspection of the
subordinate staff on a systematic basis; to continue their studies in a Master’s Study Program.
2. The Organization of Higher Education Program, the Conformity of the Plan of Higher
Education Program with the Aims and Objectives of a Higher Education Institution, as well
as the Functioning of the Internal Quality Mechanism of Higher Education Program
The particular aims of action policy defined in the strategic development plan of the
Latvia University of Agriculture envisage ensuring the study quality corresponding to the
standards of a national and regional university what would allow educating the competitive
specialists for the Latvian and international labor markets in the field of agriculture and other
spheres, developing the scientific potential of the Latvia University of Agriculture to perform the
internationally important research, integrating the higher education and research of the field that
would ensure the introduction of innovative, knowledge-based technologies into the national
economy of Latvia, including agriculture, as well as developing the Latvia University of
Agriculture as a national and regional centre for the sustainable development of education,
science and culture. The action policy of all nine Faculties of the Latvia University of Agriculture
has been developed in compliance with the strategic development of the Latvia University of
Agriculture. http://www.llu.lv/?mi=462#3440 – the resource has been viewed on October 28,
2011.
2.1. The Conformity of the Plan of Higher Education Program with the Aims and Objectives of
a Higher Education Institution
The mission of the Faculty of Agriculture is to carry the studies, scientific and
consultancy activities according to the agricultural tendencies in Latvia and the world and to
ensure the education of qualified specialists for agriculture at three levels of studies:
undergraduate studies, master studies and doctoral studies.
The strategic aim of the Professional Bachelor's Study Program “Agriculture” is in conformity
with the main aim of the activities of the Latvia University of Agriculture - to ensure an
opportunity to obtain higher academic education in the sphere of agriculture, as well as to
develop science, to preserve and cultivate the intellectual potential of Latvia.
2.2. The Functioning of the Internal Quality Mechanism of Higher Education Program
The studies at the Latvia University of Agriculture are organized and administrated in
conformity with the standards and guidelines for quality ensuring in the common European space
in higher education. Taking into consideration these guidelines, there had been the necessary
internal normative documentation elaborated for the organization of studies. In the year 2011 the
Latvia University of Agriculture has received “Diploma Supplement Label” that proves – the
diploma, issued by the Latvia University of Agriculture, are in compliance with the
developmental requirements of common European space in higher education, as well as the
information presented in the supplements shall be clear for other European higher education
institutions.
Quality ensuring policy and measures are defined in the action strategy of the Latvia
University of Agriculture for the planning period 2010 – 2016; the strategy has been actualized
and approved by the decision No.7-10, made by the Senate on March 09, 2011:
http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=29532, but the procedure for the recognition of study courses
acquired and practical training undergone at a state recognized higher education institution and/or
study program in Latvia and abroad is determined in the rector’s decree No.03-12 of February 16,
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2011 “On the Procedure of Academic Recognition at the Latvia University of Agriculture”:
http://www.llu.lv/?mi=234#6528
The approval, monitoring and regular control of programs and degrees to be awarded
are implemented in conformity with the external normative documentation:
The Classification of Professions (at the website of the Ministry of Welfare of the Republic of
Latvia).
The Classification of Education in Latvia: http://www.likumi.lv/doc.php?id=184810
Regulations on the National Standard for Academic Education:
http://www.likumi.lv/doc.php?id=57183
Procedure for the Licensing of Higher Education Programs:
Procedure for the Accreditation of Higher Education Institutions, Colleges and Higher Education
Programs:
The internal normative documents, as well as the CV forms for the development, licensing and
accreditation of study programs had been approved at the Latvia University of Agriculture:
http://www.llu.lv/?mi=234#485
The Regulations for the Development of Study Programs at the Latvia University of Agriculture:
http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=8857
Regulations for the Development of Study Courses and Documents of Practical Training:
http://www.llu.lv/?ri=2764
By the decision No.6-122, made by the Senate of the Latvia University of Agriculture on May 15,
2008, there were approved the Regulations on a Director of a Study Program, but by the decision
No.6-107, made by the Senate on April 09, 2008, there were approved the Regulations of the
Methodological Commission of the Latvia University of Agriculture.
The fundamental document for the organization and evaluation of study process are the
Regulations of Studies, approved by the decision No.7-28, made by the Senate on June 09, 2010:
By the decision No.1/09, made by the Council of Studies on January 28, 2009, there had been
approved the Regulations for the Development of Study Courses and Documents of Practical
Training: http://www.llu.lv/?ri=2764
By the decision No.7-29, made by the Senate on June 09, 2010, there had been approved the
Regulations on the Final Examinations of Studies: http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=39694 , but
by the decision No.7-81, made by the Senate on February 09, 2011, there had been approved the
Regulations of Practical Training of the Latvia University of Agriculture.
In order to ensure the academic staff’s quality, the Senate, by the decision No.4-182, made on
May 14, 2003, approved the Regulations for the Election of Academic Positions at the Latvia
University of Agriculture:
http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=2047.
The procedure for the election of Professors and Associated Professors is determined in the
regulations: http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=3504, but the criteria for the evaluation of the
quality of junior lecturers and lecturers’ work had been determined in the decision No.07/9, made
by the Council of Studies on November 28, 2007. The Social Research Group organizes students’
surveys on the academic staff’s work on a yearly basis.
By the decision No.6-6, made by the Senate on March 14, 2007, there had been approved the
program for the improvement of the professional skills of educators employed in higher
education “Innovations of the Didactics of Higher Education”.
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By the decision No.4-198, made by the Senate on October 08, 2003, there had been determined
the procedure for relating scientific subdisciplines to the Faculties of the Latvia University of
Agriculture: http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=6520)
An essential part of the quality of studies is the provision of study aids. The Fundamental Library
of the Latvia University of Agriculture supply textbooks and study aids in conformity with the
respective regulations: http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=11205
The study process at the Latvia University of Agriculture is being administrated by the
Department of Studies and monitored by the vice-rector of studies and his deputy by determining
the fundamental principles of studies and eliminating the dissimilar approach to the
implementation of study process at the Faculties, but the Faculty organizes, manages and
monitors the studies.
The Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture” is
implemented at the Faculty of Agriculture. The organization of study process at the Faculty is
ensured by the dean together with the director of study program and the directors of
specialization trends, and two secretaries employed at the Dean’s Office (one secretary who deals
with the issues related to the full-time studies, but the other – with the issues regarding the parttime studies and assisting to the activities of the Methodological Commission of Studies). There
is also a vice-dean of studies and a deputy dean concerning management issues involved in the
organization of studies.
The Methodological Commission of Studies is very active; it deals with the organizational
issues related to the plans of study programs and the programs of study courses, as well as makes
decisions regarding the matriculation of students, when the students would like to resume their
studies after a period of discontinuation or when they want to be transferred from another study
program. The members of the Methodological Commission of Studies participate also in the
Commission for Granting Scholarships.
The Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences and the Institute of Agricultural Biotechnology
are managed by the directors, elected from the academic staff of the Faculty; the candidates are
nominated by the structural unit, but elected by the Board of Faculty. The decision, made by the
Board of Faculty, is approved by the Senate of the Latvia University of Agriculture. The
management of the Training and Research Farm (TRF) “Peterlauki” and the Horse-Breeding
Training Farm (HBTF) “Muski” is ensured by the director, approved by the rector of the Latvia
University of Agriculture.
The action strategy of structural units is included into the strategy of the Faculty of
Agriculture. The semiannual report on the fulfillment of action plan is prepared on a regular
basis. It is reviewed by the Board of Faculty and the Senate of the Latvia University of
Agriculture. The report on the fulfillment of strategy is available at:
http://www.llu.lv/?ri=383#zinojumi
The self-evaluation report of the Faculty of Agriculture on the achieved results is prepared
on annual basis. As a result of assessment, the study programs are specified, and the study
courses are updated or modified. The results of the implementation of program are first assessed
by the Methodological Commission of Studies of the Faculty of Agriculture, the Faculty of
Agriculture Board, the Council of Studies of the Latvia University of Agriculture, and the annual
self-evaluation report is approved by the Senate of the Latvia University of Agriculture. The selfevaluation reports are published in the home page of the Faculty: http://www.llu.lv/?ri=383
At the end of each study-year the control of the quality of academic staff’s performance is carried
out at the Latvia University of Agriculture by means the students’ survey (available at the
directors of the institutes of the Faculty of Agriculture), as well as the summary of the results of
work done during the study-year, submitted by each member of academic staff (the summaries
are available at the vice-rector of studies of the Latvia University of Agriculture).
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3. Higher Education Program and the Description of Courses, Practical Sessions, Seminars
included into It and the Description of Other Study Events
The development of the study programs takes place on the base of Agricultural Science,
and the specialization trends of the study program are in conformity with the subdisciplines of
this science: plant sciences and animal sciences. The content of the study program has been
developed taking into account the content of the Agricultural Science and the needs and
specificity of agriculture as a production industry. It is planned every year to educate 60 – 70
Professional Bachelor’s of Agriculture, who would be awarded one of the offered qualifications.
Opportunities of further education: after the obtaining of a Professional Bachelor’s degree in
Agriculture and the respective qualification, the graduates are entitled to continue their education
at a master study program, if they meet the enrollment requirements set for the respective master
study program.
3. 1. Professional Higher Education Bachelor's Study Program “Agriculture”
The studies in the Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program are
implemented in the forms of full-time and part-time studies. The study plans for the acquisition
of study program are available at the portal of the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia University
of Agriculture. The annotations of study courses are available in the Information System of the
Latvia University of Agriculture: https://irma.cs.llu.lv/pls/pub/kursi.startup?l=1 The full
programs of study courses are available at the dean's office and at the university lecturer
delivering the particular study course. The students are informed on them at the beginning of the
study course.
The study program has been developed in conformity with the provisions of Regulations No.481
“Regulations on the State Standards for the State Second Level Professional Higher Education”
adopted by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia, planning the full-time studies of 4
years and part-time studies of 5 years.
The standardized part of the study program ensures the obtaining of the Professional Bachelor’s
degree and it comprises the following study courses in the amount of 52 CP:
1. Chemistry
4 CP
2. Biometrics
3 CP
3. Agrophysics
4 CP
4. Botany
2 CP
5. Zoology
2 CP
6. Physiology of Plants
2 CP
7. Physiology of Animals
2 CP
8. Philosophy, Ethics, Aesthetics
3 CP
10. Ecology and Environmental Protection
2 CP
11. Organizational Psychology and Management Studies 3 CP
12. Labor Safety and Civil Defence
2 CP
13. Foreign Language for Professional Purposes
4 CP
14. Research Methodology
3 CP
15. Microbiology
2 CP
16. Theory of Economics
2 CP
14. Bachelor's Thesis
12 CP
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The sections of the study plan for full-time studies are shown in Table 1, but the study
plan for part-time studies – in Table 2. The study plan for the part-time studies is shown in Table
2.
The study plan envisages practical training in the amount of 26 CP; 6 CP of this amount
would constitute the practical training for study purposes (Practical Farming – 1 CP,
Fundamentals of Agriculture – 2 CP, Agronomy – 3 CP) organized for all students of the 1st and
2nd year; the practical training is supervised by the academic staff and takes place on one of the
training farms. During the practical training the students consolidate their theoretical knowledge
of the agriculture-related study courses. The main place for practical training is “Latvia
University of Agriculture TRF “Vecauce””, Ltd., where the students acquire basic practical skills
of growing field-crop and garden-stuff and rearing of animals, botany, zoology, plant and animal
physiology.
Table 1
Professional Higher Education “Bachelor's Study Program”
STUDY PLAN
(For the full-time studies)
Year 1
The groups of study courses
General education study
courses
Basic theoretical courses of the
field and the study courses of
information technologies
Professional specialization
courses of the field
Optional courses
Practical training
Bachelor's Thesis
TOTAL
Year 2
Year 3
CP
Ter
m1
Term
2
Term
1
Term
2
20
4
8
4
4
36
15
10
5
6
60
9
6
26
12
160
2
1
20
2
20
20
Year 4
Term
1
Term
2
5
17
15
2
3
2
20
1
20
4
1
20
Term
1
Term
2
14
16
4
20
6
20
Professional practical training in the amount of 20 CP will be organized according to the
qualification to be obtained, in order to ensure the acquisition of skills and abilities defined in the
profession’s standard. During the professional practical training the students perform also
research or experiments related to the development of their Bachelor’s Theses.
Table 2
STUDY PLAN
For the part-time studies
The groups of
study courses
General education
study courses
Basic theoretical
CP
Year 1
Term Term
1
2
Year 2
Term Term
1
2
Year 3
Term Term
1
2
Year 4
Term Term
1
2
Year 5
Term Term
1
2
20
7
2
4
3
4
-
-
-
-
-
36
9
8
10
4
3
2
-
-
-
-
10
courses of the
field and the
study courses of
information
technologies
Professional
specialization
courses of the
field
Optional courses
Practical training
Bachelor's Thesis
TOTAL
60
-
3
2*
4
7*
14
15
9*
-
6
6
26
12
160
16
3
16
16*
2
3
16
2
16*
16*
1
16
2
4
1
16*
16
16
4+6
16
*Deviations in the amount of 1 CP depending on the specialization trend
The possible places of professional practical training are the agricultural enterprises,
professional organizations, agricultural services related institutions and public administration
institutions, as well as scientific research institutions.
The plan of students’ practical training according to terms and the volume of each
practical
training
is
described
in
the
study
plans.
Available
at:
http://www.llu.lv/?mi=321&fakultate=LF#top_menu
The full description of study plans is available in the Latvia University of Agriculture portal
in the section of the Faculty of Agriculture: http://www.llu.lv/lf?ri=6913
When comparing the newly developed study plans of Professional Bachelor’s Study
Program and those of the Bachelor’s Study Program, it was established that the difference
between them is insignificant and it is possible in the study-year 2012/2013 to involve in the new
program also the 3rd students specializing in field-crop cultivation, horticulture and animal
husbandry; thus the transition to the new program would be ensured sooner. Thus, starting from
the next study-year, the 1st-3rd year students will study in the Professional Bachelor’s Study
Program.
Table 3
The Comparison of Study Plans
Bachelor’s Study Program
Professional Bachelor’s Study
Program
Organizational Psychology and
Management Studies 3 CP
Biometrics 3 CP
Management Studies – 1.5
CP
Mathematics I and II 4 CP
Term Paper 1 CP
Physics 2 CP
Agrophysics 4 CP
Radiobiology 2 CP
Agrometeorology 2 CP
Anatomy and Physiology of Physiology of Animals 2 CP
Animals 4 CP
For zoot. also – Anatomy and
Physiology of Animals 3 CP
Physiology of Plants I 3 CP Physiology of Plants I 2 CP
Physiology of Plants II 2
Physiology of Plants II 2 CP
CP
Soil Science 5 CP
Soil Science 4 CP
Difference, notes
- 1.5 CP
+ 2 CP
Planned for term
6
Equated
+ 2 CP
Equated as an
optional course
+ 2 CP
Planned for term
6
- 1 CP
+ 1 CP
Planned for term
5
+ 1 CP
11
Soil Science,1.5 CP
Theory of Economics 1.5
CP
Agricultural Resources
5 CP
Term Paper 1 CP
Zoology, 1 CP (zoot.)
Physiology of Plants 2 CP
(zoot.)
Soil and Agrochemistry 2 CP
Theory of Economics 2 CP
- 0.5 CP
- 0.5 CP
4 CP
+ 2 CP
None
None
+ 1 CP
+ 2 CP
Equated
Planned for term
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3.2. The Methodological Provision of the Study Program and Its Improvement
The theoretical courses consist of classes in the study-rooms (lectures, seminars, tutorials,
laboratory work and practical sessions) and independent work. The proportion of lectures and
seminars differs between the study courses. As a result of independent work, there had been
literature reviews, reports and essays developed.
For the purposes of independent studies there is a library available with a wide range of
agricultural literature and accessibility to different data bases, the wireless Internet at the
premises of main administrative building (palace) of the Latvia University of Agriculture, a
computer classroom with a connection to the Internet, materials and collections collected by
academic staff.
The academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture takes part in the annual methodological
conferences of the Latvia University of Agriculture, where the presentations are given and the
discussions take place on the themes related to the didactics of higher education and the
organization of study process.
Within 3 years the courses in the Moodle environment of e-studies had been acquired by 43
members of academic staff or 50% of academic staff involved in the implementation of study
process.
A positive factor is the aspect that regardless of the limited financial resources the
members of academic staff improve their professional competence both in Latvia and abroad. In
total, within 3 years there were 13 courses for the improvement of professional skills attended in
Latvia and 71 – in other countries. The improvement of the academic staff’s pedagogical skills
and abilities takes place through the attendance of courses of didactics at the Latvia University of
Agriculture that are compulsory once in 6 years. During the last 3 years this course had been
acquired by 24 members of academic staff.
An essential part of studies are lectures at which the latest technologies are applied,
including multimedia, interactive presentations, and educational films. A part of the materials on
lectures are available at the portal of the Latvia University of Agriculture
http://www.llu.lv/?ri=1542 or they are sent individually by means of e-mail.
While studying independently, the students, individually or in groups, prepare reviews on
scientific or popular-scientific literature and the presentations regarding the themes that could be
related to the topicalities of the study course to be acquired.
The academic staff’s e-mail addresses are available to students; the students can send their
questions regarding the successful acquisition of the study course, as well as concerning the
organizational issues.
3.3. Material and Technical Basis of Studies
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The Faculty of Agriculture uses study-rooms of general significance, the planning of the
use of such study-rooms is centralized at the Latvia University of Agriculture: study-rooms
No.123; 126; 130; 134; 127 109, 115, 224, 227, and 233 and at Strazdu Street, as well as
laboratories. The study-rooms had been renovated or are being renovated from December 2011
till March 2012 through the implementation a part of the ERDF project “The Improvement of the
Infrastructure of Studies of the Latvia University of Agriculture”.
The study-rooms are equipped with the multimedia equipment; there is also the
INTERNET in the study-rooms. It is possible to use wireless Internet at the premises of palace.
Each member of the teaching staff is provided with an individual stationary or portable computer
and the basic software for the development of visual aids for study process. In the study-rooms
109, 123 and 224, and in the room 24 in the building situated on Strazdu Street there is a
stationary multimedia equipment available; in addition, the Faculty of Agriculture has at its
disposal 14 portable projectors, 11 graphoprojectors and 2 units of video equipment that ensures
an opportunity to show educational films.
The laboratories and equipment for the implementation of the Bachelor’s Study Program
“Agriculture”:
o Agrophysics laboratory is equipped with the equipment necessary for the determination of
the physical features of soil.
o Agrochemistry laboratory is equipped with the equipment necessary for the studies of
chemical qualities of soil, the analysis of plants and fertilizers.
o Plant biochemistry laboratory is equipped with the equipment for the determination of the
biochemical parameters of plants; the equipment for the simpler biochemical analysis. The
students determine the amount of pigments in leaves, the amount of soluble and reducing
sugar in plants, the activity of dehydrogenase, catalase, the antiradical activity in plants.
o Microbiology laboratory is equipped with the microscopes and equipment for the studies of
microorganisms.
o Plant physiology laboratory is equipped with the equipment necessary for the determination
of growing, development and physiological parameters of plants.
o Grain and seed laboratory for studies and research is equipped with the equipment necessary
for the determination of grain and seed quality indicators; the equipment is modern and
certified, and it enables that the analysis are being performed in conformity with the Latvian
and international standards. The laboratory is equipped with the Central Seed Analyzer of the
Grain Network of Latvia — Infratec 1241 by means of which the indicators of grain quality is
being identified according to the express method. The Central Seed Analyzer is monitored
and, if it is necessary, regulated according to the approved Standard methods. It is possible to
determine the following quality indicators of seeds at the laboratory: purity, viability,
germination power, mass of 1000 seeds, seed leveling and other parameters. If it is necessary,
it is possible to perform also the phytopathological analysis of seeds. It is possible to
determine the following indicators of food grain: purity, coarseness, hectolictric weight,
gluten content and quality, falling number, sedimentation value (Zeleny index), glassiness,
film content and fractional structure. The students perform laboratory work and practical
work at the laboratory, while acquiring study courses Crop Production and Breeding and
Seed Breeding, as well as they carry out experiments for the development of their Bachelor’s
Theses. There are samples of all plants and their seeds grown in Latvia, necessary for studies,
at the laboratory.
o Garden-stuff and apiology laboratory is equipped with modern equipment both for the
implementation of study process and research on apiculture and horticulture. The laboratory
is used for the following purposes: the propagation and breeding of fruit crops and
ornamental plants, preservation, observation and pasportization of the genetic resources of
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medicinal and aromatic plants, preservation of the genetic resources of vegetables, the
preservation and instrumental insemination of the gene pool of local honey-bees of Latvia.
The students of the specialization of horticulture perform research for the development of
their Bachelor’s Theses.
Plant pathology and entomology study laboratories — with 12 places for students to work
in each of the laboratories — are equipped with the microscopes, lenses and microscopy
instruments that enables to study insects, pathogens and damage caused by them.
The acquisition of the study courses Physics, Chemistry, Zoology and Botany takes place at
other Faculties, where there are respectively equipped laboratories necessary for the
acquisition of such courses.
The set of instruments and equipment for determining the grading composition of soil.
The collection of rocks and minerals.
The collection of soil profiles, where there are 190 profiles displayed in 19 stands.
The equipment for determining the soil breathing intensity within the study course Soil
Science.
The equipment for determining photosynthesis and transpiration.
Laminar boxes for the work with the pure microorganisms and for the propagation of plants
in vitro for the purposes of the development of Bachelor’s Theses;
The collection of rhizobia comprises unique, the most spread in Latvia papilionaceous
symbiotic stems.
There is a complex of greenhouses at the improvement stage (it is planned to improve it
during the coming 2 years, using the means of ERDF envisaged for the improvement of
scientific infrastructure). At present there is one Rischel-type greenhouse, where the research
takes place and the students develop their Bachelor’s Theses on the methods of vegetative
propagation and growing technologies of garden-stuff. The greenhouses are equipped with
the measuring instruments and equipment for ensuring measuring and registration of
microclimate indicators for the purposes of students’ research activities.
The basic collection of the genetic resources of aromatic and medicinal plants.
The collection of spices and spices and nectar plants.
The reserve collection (safety collection) of the genetic resources of vegetables.
The collection of bush bilberries and the plantation of dwarf apple-trees.
The following items had been purchased for the practical training in Animal Husbandry and
for the development of Bachelor’s Theses in the specialization of animal husbandry: feed
probe, analyzer of gas for the determination of gas concentration at in the buildings where the
animals are kept, luxometer, a device for measuring the relative humidity of air, pH meter, air
flow meter for measuring the speed of air flow, electronic weighting scale, DeLaval cell
counter DCC for the somatic cell count, a microwave oven for the determination of the dry
matter of feed, measuring tapes for measuring the animals, a portable computer and 3
stationary computers with the software.
In the home page of the Faculty of Agriculture the following materials are available:
“Laboratory Exercises in Plant Pathology”, study material “Mites harmful for Plants” and
“Practical Guide for the Acquisition of the Classification of Plant Protection Means”:
http://www.llu.lv/?ri=1542
The students of the Faculty of Agriculture use “Latvia University of Agriculture TRF
“Vecauce”” Ltd. as a place for their practical training. On this farm the students acquire the basic
practical skills regarding growing or rearing of field-crop, garden-stuff and animals, as well as
they acquire knowledge of botany, zoology, physiology of plants and animals.
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The organization of practical training is implemented in conformity with the Regulations
of Practical Training of the Latvia University of Agriculture approved by the Senate of the Latvia
University of Agriculture (the decision No.6-263, made by the Senate on February 10, 2010),
available at: http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=18712, and in compliance with the program of
practical training prepared and approved at the Faculty of Agriculture. The methodological
materials of practical training developed for the program of professional practical training for
study purposes at the horticultural enterprises; the materials are available at:
The journal of practical training has been developed for the students of the specialization of
horticulture: http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=1162
The students, studying in the Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program,
complete 20 weeks of professional practical training individually at the agricultural enterprises.
Before they start their practical training, the students submit a defined form of application to the
supervisor of practical training. When the trilateral agreement has been signed and submitted at
the Dean’s Office, a dean’s decree is prepared, where there is a place, time of practical training
and also the supervisor of practical training from the Faculty of Agriculture indicated. After the
completion of practical training, the students submit reports to the leading institute; the reports
comprise sections indicated in the program of practical training. It is planned that the students
shall defend their reports on practical training in front of the commission consisting also of the
representatives of professional organizations.
3.4. Library Stocks and Available Data Bases
All students and the members of academic staff have access to the Fundamental Library
of the Latvia University of Agriculture, its large reading-room and subscribed data bases. The
library supplies with the textbooks for the acquisition of study courses, but in the reading-room
there are available also scientific monographs that could be found only in one copy. Whether a
particular book is in the library stocks, it is possible to find out by means of electronic catalogues
available in the online data bases, developed at the Fundamental Library of the Latvia University
of Agriculture, for example, in the electronic catalogues of the Fundamental Library of the Latvia
University of Agriculture https://lira.lanet.lv/F/?func=find-b-0&local_base=llu01; the home page
of the Fundamental Library ensures the access to the electronic catalogues of the information
centers and rooms of the Latvia University of Agriculture (BIS ALEPH500), the publications of
the academic staff and researchers of the Latvia University of Agriculture
https://lira.lanet.lv/F/?func=find-b-0&local_base=llu03; etc. It is possible to find the full texts of
articles published in collection “LLU Raksti” since 2005, also the full texts of collection
“Agronomijas Vestis” and the full texts of other publications. There is information on the Latvia
University of Agriculture. It is possible to have access to the online data bases BIS ALEPH500;
to the electronic common catalogue of eight national importance libraries
(https://lira.lanet.lv/F/?func=find-b-0&local_base=lnc04). It is possible to have electronic access
also to the full texts of dissertations defended at the Latvia University of Agriculture since 2003,
to the materials of different conferences. The Fundamental Library also subscribes many
international data bases that provides both the students and the academic staff with the access to a
wide range of the results of scientific research, as well as to the books published in European
countries and in other countries: E-journals, e-books, Taylor&Francis Group CRCnetBASE ebooks, subscribed online data bases, for example, CAB abstracts, EBSCOhost; AGRICOLA,
Environment Complete, LETA archive, Lursoft, Science Direct journals, NAIS etc. (See
www.llufb.llu.lv).
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4. The Evaluation System and the Analysis of Study Results
The evaluation principles and criteria are in compliance with the Regulation No.481
“Regulations on the State Standard of the Second Level Professional Higher Education” adopted
by the Cabinet of Ministers, the Regulations of Studies of the Latvia University of Agriculture
(Appendix to the decision No.7-28, made by the Senate of the Latvia University of Agriculture on
September 09, 2010) and the developed programs of study courses.
4.1. Evaluation System
The following principles are observed:
° the transparency of the assessment of knowledge and skills — there is a set totality
of requirements regarding the positive evaluation of educational progress;
° the principle of the obligation of evaluation — it is necessary to achieve the positive
assessment on the acquisition of the compulsory content of program.
The basic forms of evaluation in the program are a test and an exam. In order an exam shall
be organized, the volume of the study course shall be at least 2 CP.
The assessment of the exam is both qualitative (according to ten-point system) and
quantitative (obtained CP).
The tests are assessed by “pass” or “fail”, or according to ten-point system (Tg – test with a
grade). By passing a test, also the quantitative assessment is obtained – CP provided by the study
plan.
The final assessment in the course may be also accumulative – it means that the regular
work during the term influences the final assessment in the study course.
There may be organized different small-volume intermediate assignments – tests, tutorials,
etc. – during the term within a course.
The program envisages the term papers with the separate qualitative (according to ten-point
system) and quantitative (amount of CP) evaluation – the procedure for their development and
defence has been described in the methodological guidelines approved by the Board of the
Faculty of Agriculture. Knowledge is assessed according to ten-point system, where 10 – with
distinction, 9 - excellent, 8 – very good, 7 - good, 6 – almost good, 5 - satisfactory, 4 – almost
satisfactory, 3 - poor, 2 – very poor, 1 – unsatisfactory.
The criteria and procedure for the evaluation of knowledge are set in the Regulations of
Studies of the Latvia University of Agriculture: http://www.llu.lv/getfile.php?id=42210
– resource viewed on October 27, 2011.
The forms for the control of independent work: the control of laboratory practical works on
a regular basis, the control of the understanding of different issues at the seminars, the
development of term papers and projects, a test or an exam at the end of each study course, the
defence of complex practical trainings.
The regular control of independent work within the process of the acquisition of separate
study courses by controlling the fulfillment of laboratory works, controlling the understanding of
issues at the seminars, as well as during the defence of term papers and projects. At the end of
each study course there is envisaged a test or an exam. If the acquisition of the study course is
planned for a period of several terms, the test shall be taken at the end of each term, but the exam
– after the completion of the whole study course.
4.2. The Analysis of Study Results
The first-year studies are the time for adaptation for the new students within the new
study environment. Therefore particular attention is paid to the attendance of study courses and
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the process of the fulfillment of planned individual work. The academic staff delivering the study
courses every month submits to the dean of the Faculty of Agriculture the written information on
the attendance of classes and the pass of planned work. The students, whose participation in the
classes and progress are the reason for concern, are asked to appear at the director of the program
for a discussion on these issues. The discussions concern the reasons of nonattendance and the
unsuccessfully fulfilled study work, and there is also the plan for further work is being developed.
The results of the acquisition of each study course are discussed and analyzed by
academic staff together with students after the development of each individual work or taking of
a test.
The general analysis of study results takes place at the meeting of the Methodological
Commission of Studies of the Faculty of Agriculture.
The study results are defined in the programs of study courses and practical training, the
academic staff instructs students in them, when the students start the acquisition of the study
course.
5. The Practical Implementation of Higher Education Program
5.1. Study Methods and Forms
The theoretical courses consist of classes in the study-rooms (lectures, seminars, tutorials,
laboratory work and practical sessions) and independent work. The proportion of lectures and
seminars differs between the study courses. As a result of independent work, there had been
literature reviews, reports and essays developed.
For the purposes of independent studies there is a library available with a wide range of
agricultural literature and accessibility to different data bases, the wireless Internet at the
premises of main administrative building (palace) of the Latvia University of Agriculture, a
computer classroom with a connection to the Internet, materials and collections collected by
academic staff.
An essential part of studies are lectures at which the latest technologies are applied,
including multimedia, interactive presentations, and educational films. A part of the materials on
lectures are available at the portal of the Latvia University of Agriculture
http://www.llu.lv/?ri=1542 or they are sent individually by means of e-mail.
There have been electronic study materials developed:
• Practical Guide for the Acquisition of the Classification of Plant Protection Agents
registered in LATVIA. Compiled by I. Turka;
• Ticks that are Harmful to Plants. Compiled by E. Plise.
• There have prepared the study materials for the support in the e-environment (Moodle) of
the Latvia University of Agriculture for the following undergraduate study courses
delivered by Assoc. Prof. Dz. Kreismane: Agrarian Policy (2 CP); Forage Production (2
CP); Agricultural Legislation (Part 2) LauZ3005; Agricultural Entrepreneurship (Part 2)
LauZ3004
• Dace Sterne prepared the study material for the support in the e-environment of the Latvia
University of Agriculture: Science of Patenting and Standards (2 CP).
• Biruta Bankina — study materials in the e-environment for the undergraduate studies are
being used for the delivery of the study course “Plant Pathology” Lauz3031 (2 CP).
While studying independently, the students, individually or in groups, prepare reviews on
scientific or popular-scientific literature and the presentations regarding the themes that could be
related to the topicalities of the study course to be acquired.
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The academic staff’s e-mail addresses are available to students; the students can send their
questions regarding the successful acquisition of the study course, as well as concerning the
organizational issues.
The study plans for the acquisition of study program are available at the portal of the
Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia University of Agriculture. The annotations of study courses
are available in the Information System of the Latvia University of Agriculture:
https://irma.cs.llu.lv/pls/pub/kursi.startup?l=1 The full programs of study courses are available at
the dean's office and at the university lecturer delivering the particular study course. The students
are informed on them at the beginning of the study course.
The academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture takes part in the annual methodological
conferences of the Latvia University of Agriculture, where the presentations are given and the
discussions take place on the themes related to the didactics of higher education and the
organization of study process.
A positive factor is the aspect that regardless of the limited financial resources the
members of academic staff improve their professional competence both in Latvia and abroad. In
total, within 3 years there were 13 courses for the improvement of professional skills attended in
Latvia and 71 – in other countries. The improvement of the academic staff’s pedagogical skills
and abilities takes place through the attendance of courses of didactics at the Latvia University of
Agriculture that are compulsory once in 6 years. During the last 3 years this course had been
acquired by 24 members of academic staff.
5.2. Academic Staff’s Research Activities
The study program is in compliance with the subdisciplines of Agricultural Science - Plant
Science and Animal Science. The academic staff also performs scientific research in these trends
within the different research programs financed by the EU and Latvia. In the year 2009 there
were implemented 7 international projects, 23 projects financed the state of Latvia, and there
were executed 18 contracts with the companies. In the year 2010 the scientific activity regarding
the attraction of funding increased and 31 projects started during the previous year had been
continued also in 2011.
The academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture actively leads and/or participates in the scientific
projects, as a result of which there are relatively many publications and presentations at the
international conferences and congresses. According to the ranking of the structural units of the
Latvia University of Agriculture, depending on the scientific activities, the Institute of Agricultural
Biotechnology, already since its establishment (in 2005) has taken the first place, but the Institute of
Soil and Plant Sciences — places 2-5 (depending on the year) out of 32 structural units of the Latvia
University of Agriculture. Data on the participation of the academic staff of the Faculty of
Agriculture in the implementation of projects has been summarized in Table 3. On the whole, in
2011 the members of the academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture were involved in the
implementation of 31 scientific projects of different levels, out of which 16 projects were
internationally and co-financed by ESF, 5 projects were financed by the Latvian Council of
Science, 1 project was of State Research Program and 9 were commissioned.
Table 4
The Academic Staff’s Participation in the Implementation of Projects in 2011
Types of projects
Number of
projects
Projects co-financed internationally and by European
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Funding attracted by
the Faculty of
Agriculture, LVL
248914.00
18
funds
Projects financed by the Latvian Council of Science
State Research Programs
Other projects financed in the Republic of Latvia (for
example, projects financed by the Ministry of
Agriculture, Ministry of Education and Science)
TOTAL
5
1
66348.00
50020.00
9
71907.00
31
437189.00
Research results have been published in more than 170 scientific and scientific-popular issues, as
well as presented at the conferences and seminars. The information on scientific publications has
been summarized in Table 5.
Table 5
Scientific Publications, 2011
Types of publications
The number of publications published in the internationally reviewed
scientific periodicals
Anonymously reviewed international scientific publications, including
proceedings
The number of published scientific monographs in the evaluation period
Publications in LLU Raksti
Other scientific publications
Materials of international conferences (Abstracts)
Scientific-popular and methodological publications
Books
TOTAL
Number
28
46
7
15
55
26
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Every year the scientists of the Faculty present up to 100 reports at the international scientific
conferences; they also actively participate at other conferences, as well as take an active part in
the organization of conferences (See Table 6).
The members of the academic staff of Faculty, within their limits (particularly – within
limits of financial resources), take part in the events organized by NJF, participate in the seminars
organized by the agricultural scientists of the Baltic States, at the conferences of the animal
breeders and geneticists of the Baltic States.
Table 6
Publicity in 2011
Types of conferences
Reports at the international scientific conferences
Number of reports presented at other conferences and seminars
Seminars and conferences organized by the Faculty of Agriculture or
the Faculty of Agriculture in cooperation with some organization
Number
98
47
5
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The following events are being organized on an annual basis: “Harvest Festivity in
Vecauce”, seminars – field-days at the Latvia University of Agriculture TRF “Vecauce”,
“Peterlauki” and other scientific institutions.
The development of the scientific themes that have received support from ESF, the
Latvian Council of Science, Ministry of Agriculture or other institutions is being continued.
The proof of cooperation between the Faculty and agricultural scientific institutions in
Latvia is the annual scientific seminar “Harvest Festivity in “Vecauce””. In the year 2011 the
scientific seminar was devoted the 90th anniversary of the training and research farm, and there
were also the reviewed collected articles of the seminar published (ISBN 978-9984-48-053-4) in
cooperation with such companies as Baltic AGRO, Konekesko, BASF and Agromatco. The
collected articles had been cited in the data base AGRIS (http://agris.fao.org/ keyword for search:
Vecauce). The students of all levels and study-years, studying at the Faculty of Agriculture, also
take part at this annual event as the audience – it is a perfect opportunity for them to see
everything that had been achieved and is topical in the agricultural science.
On February 23 and 24, 2012, there was held the scientific-practical conference “Science
for the Future of the Agriculture of Latvia: Foodstuffs, Forage, Fiber and Energy” organized by
the Faculty of Agriculture, the Latvia Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences and
Latvian Society of Agronomists. There have been published collected articles with more than 50
scientific publications of the academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture and cooperation
partners on the themes of horticulture, field-crop cultivation and animal husbandry.
The academic staff uses the conclusions drawn as a result of scientific research for the
delivery of the study courses they teach. There were several textbooks developed on the basis of
research results, supplementing them with the theoretical material.
The academic staff’s CV, the list of publications and information on the activities
regarding the development of projects had been summarized in the appendices.
6. The Perspective Evaluation of the Higher Education Program, taking into Consideration
the Objectives of Latvia for the Implementation of the Common Strategy of European
Union.
6.1. The Conformity of the Higher Education Program to the Standards of Professional
Higher Education
The study program has been developed in conformity with the provisions of Regulations
No.481 “Regulations on the State Standards for the State Second Level Professional Higher
Education” adopted by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia on November 20, 2001.
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Table 7
The Conformity of the Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program
“Agriculture” to the State Standards
The provisions of Regulations No.481
adopted by the Cabinet of Ministers of the
Republic of Latvia on November 20, 2001
The total duration of studies
The volume of the Bachelor’s study
program is at least 160 CP
General education study courses in the
amount of at least 20 CP, including the
courses in humanities and social sciences
that develop social, communication and
organizational basic skills.
The Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study
Program “Agriculture” implemented by the Faculty of
Agriculture at the Latvia University of Agriculture
4 years of full-time studies and 5 years of part-time
studies
The volume of the program is 160 CP
20 CP
Philosophy, Ethics, Aesthetics; Applied Psychology
and Management; Foreign Language for Professional
Purposes; Ecology and Environmental Protection;
Labor Safety and Civil Defence, Entrepreneurship,
Science of Patenting and Standards.
Basic theoretical courses of the field and
36 CP
the study courses of information
Biometrics; Agrophysics; Chemistry; Zoology;
technologies in the amount of at least 36
Physiology of Plants I; Physiology of Animals;
CP.
Botany; Research Methodology; Accounting and
Investments; Microbiology; Agricultural Resources;
Agricultural Legislation; Theory of Economics.
Professional specialization courses of the
60 CP
field in the amount of at least 60 CP.
In conformity with each qualification to be awarded,
the program covers professional specialization courses
in the amount of 60 CP, for example, AN
AGRONOMIST with the specialization in field-crop
cultivation: Biotechnology of Plants; Physiology of
Plants II; Soil Science; Field-Crop Cultivation;
Agrochemistry; Entomology; Plant Pathology; Plant
Protection; Grassland Management; Field-Crop
Production I; Field-Crop Production II; Genetics and
Breeding; Animal Feeding; Land Survey; Agricultural
Mechanization; Horticulture; Apiculture; Marketing.
Optional courses of the Bachelor’s program 6 CP
in the amount of at least 6 CP.
The students can choose optional courses from the list
of optional courses offered by the Latvia University of
Agriculture.
Practical training in the amount of at least
26 CP
26 CP.
Practical trainings “Practical Farming”, “Fundamentals
of Agriculture” and “Agronomy” are completed by all
students studying in the program, but the practical
trainings “Field-Crop Cultivation”, “Horticulture”,
“Animal Husbandry”, “Agricultural Entrepreneurship”
– according to the specialization.
State examination, a part of which is the
State examination – Bachelor’s Thesis – 12 CP.
development and defence of a Bachelor’s
Thesis or a Graduation Paper (a Graduation
Project) and the amount of which is at
least 12 CP.
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The conformity of the study plan to the standards of profession – on the conformity of the
study plan to the drafts of the standards of profession there have been the opinions of the
following professional organizations received that could be considered the independent expertise
of program: Latvian Society of Agronomists, State Agency “Agricultural Data Center” and the
Latvian Rural Advisory and Training Centre (the next three pages). The standards of profession
had been adopted on July 26, 2011. Regulations No.579 “Amendments to the Regulations
No.461 “Regulations on the Classifier of Professions, the Corresponding Basic Tasks for a
Profession and Qualification Requirements and on the Procedure of the Use and Updating of the
Classifier of Professions” adopted by the Cabinet of Ministers on May 18, 2010” adopted by the
Cabinet of Ministers (“LV”, 118 (4516), July 29, 2011) [came into effect on July 30, 2011]. They
have been included into the Appendices.
TO: Faculty of Agriculture
of the Latvia University of Agriculture
FROM: Latvian Society of Agronomists
REFERENCE
The Board of the Latvian Society of Agronomists (LSA), at its meeting, considered and
proposed for the updating of the Standards of an Agronomist’s Profession. Taking into
consideration that the changes have taken place in the fields of field-crop production and
horticulture, in cooperation with the members of the academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture
there were several corrections made to the above mentioned Standards.
In the summary of the basic tasks of professional activities the emphasis is laid on the fact
that an agronomist plans and manages the production process in field-crop cultivation or
horticulture, consults the agricultural workers of a lower level, as well as performs research
activities in the field.
There have been specified the competences necessary for the professional activities,
determining the particular professional tasks to be fulfilled by an agronomist.
On the basis of the Standards of the Profession, the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia
University of Agriculture has developed the Professional Bachelor’s Study Program
“Agriculture” providing that the students will have an opportunity to obtain the Professional
Bachelor’s degree and an agronomist’s qualification that would enable them to continue their
studies in both academic and professional master study program.
The Board of LSA has acquainted with the newly developed study program and finds that it
ensures the acquisition of knowledge and skills necessary for An Agronomist’s Profession.
The Chairperson of the Board of LSA
agr.
signature
Maris Grinvalds
(Māris Grīnvalds)
On December 02, 2010
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(The National Emblem of the Republic of Latvia)
State Agency
“AGRICULTURAL DATA CENTER”
3 Citadeles Street, Riga, LV-1010, phone 67027241, 67027240, fax 67027006,
www.ldc.gov.lv, e-mail [email protected]
At Riga
Reply to:
No.1-8/314
No.
TO: Zinta Gaile,
Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture
of the Latvia University of Agriculture,
at 2 Liela Street, Jelgava, LV-3001
Opinion on the Conformity of the Study Plan
to the Draft of the Standards of a Zootechnician’s Profession
In reply to your letter, we inform that we have acquainted with the developed study plan for the
acquisition of the Professional Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture” in order to obtain the
qualification A SPECIALIST OF ZOOTECHNICS in breeding.
The study courses planned for the acquisition of the study program will provide the prospective
specialists with the theoretical knowledge of agriculture, but the planned practical trainings in the
total amount of 26 CP — with the practical abilities and skills necessary for the qualification to
be awarded.
We find that it is not necessary to include in the study plan the study course Sports, because
healthy lifestyle is a self-initiative of each member of society. Instead there should be included a
study course that would facilitate the acquisition of profession.
The study plan has been developed in conformity with the draft of the Standards of Profession “A
Specialist of Zootechnics in breeding”.
Director
signature
I. Vorslovs
I. Slice, 67095054
[email protected]
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On November 22, 2010
Reply to:
No.01-12.4/492
No.
TO: Zinta Gaile,
of the Latvia University of Agriculture,
at 2 Liela Street, Jelgava, LV-3001
On the Conformity of the Study Plan to the Standards of Profession
The Professional Bachelor’s Study program “Agriculture”, developed by the academic staff
of the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia University of Agriculture, where it is envisaged to
award a Bachelor’s degree of agriculture, as well as the qualification A MANAGER in
agriculture, is very important in current situation. It is important that the managers of farms
acquire knowledge of the organization of production processes on the farm by means of the latest
technologies, as well as the knowledge of attracting the funding of European Union for the
development of farms, and the knowledge of planning further development of industries.
The study program is very significant for the national economy, because, through the
acquisition of the study course, there will be educated the specialists of the field with a high level
of qualification. The prospective specialists, having completed the Professional Bachelor’s Study
Program “Agriculture” in the specialization of a manager/director in agriculture, will have
valuable knowledge to ensure the managing of a farm and long-term production process.
Having evaluated the study program, we find that the implementation of it would provide
significant contribution for the development of farms and it is in conformity with the developed
Standards of Profession.
The Chairperson of the Board
signature
M. Cimermanis
Skudra 63050577; 63050220
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6.2. The Surveys of Employers on the Employment of Graduates during the Coming Six Years
According to P. Strautins, the DNB expert of economy: “The field of agriculture has a
perspective. The young people, who choose to study in the field of agriculture, do not make a
mistake; they will have a perspective in the future – they will have an opportunity to earn. The
society believes that agriculture is a valley of tears, but the facts are in contrast with the
dominating point of view. In fact, the development of agriculture, if compared with all the sectors
of economy, is not rapid, as we can see it in other sectors, but its development has been stable
already for the last 10 – 12 years”. (The newspaper “Diena”, February 13, 2011)
THE RESULTS OF SURVEY
on the Necessity of Specialists with Higher Education in Agriculture
There were 127 respondents involved in the survey; 31 respondents or 24% of them were related
to the scientific activities, but 27 respondents or 21% of them were related to the field-crop
production (See Fig. 1).
Fig. 1. What type of agricultural entrepreneurship is your company engaged in?
The answer to the question, whether they feel a scarcity of specialists in the sector, was given by
60 respondents; 49 respondents or 81% of them admitted that there is a scarcity of specialists
(See Fig. 2).
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Fig. 2. Do you feel the scarcity of agricultural specialists in your sector?
Fig. 3. The specialists of which qualification will be necessary for the sector represented by
your company during the coming 6 years?
The information summarized in the figures proves that the educated specialists will be demanded
in the labour market.
7. Students
Until the study-year 2011/2012 the studies at the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia
University of Agriculture were implemented in two types of study programs: Bachelor’s study
program or the academic study program and the second level professional higher education study
program, but in May 2011 there was licensed a new Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s
Study Program that replaced the academic Bachelor’s study program and the second level higher
professional program.
7.1. The Number of Students in the Program
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The implementation of the Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program had
been started in the study-year 2011/2012. There had been 112 students matriculated in the study
program: 87 students of full-time studies and 25 students of part-time studies that constitute 32%
out of all students, studying in the undergraduate study programs (as of September 20, 2011 there
were 353 students in total studying at the Faculty of Agriculture). It is planned that 30 secondyear students, at present studying in the Academic Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture”,
would also be transferred to the Professional Bachelor’s Study Program starting from the studyyear 2012/2013.
7.2. The Surveys of Students and Their Analysis
In the home page of the Latvia University of Agriculture www.llu.lv a wide range of
information on the supplied study programs, the structure of the Faculty, the academic staff, the
trends of studies and scientific research is available for the students of the Faculty of Agriculture
at the Latvia University of Agriculture and the secondary school pupils.
There is a wide range of information on the study opportunities available in the following
brochures: Higher Education in Latvia and Abroad, Educational Guide, informative brochure of
the Faculty.
The variants of answers given to the question: Where did you get information on the
possibilities to study at the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia University of Agriculture? are
summarized in Figure 4.
Figure 4. Answers to the question: Where did you get information on Faculty and study
programs offered?
According to the answers given, in 48 cases the information is retrieved from the home
page of the Latvia University of Agriculture, in 27 cases it is obtained at the event School…., in
26 cases – from friends, and only in 5 cases – from the mass media. Regardless of the above said,
in order to provide more information to society on the necessity and ensuring of specialists, the
Faculty of Agriculture collaborates with the Editorial Board of journal “Saimnieks LV”.
In cooperation with the Seedling Growers Association, the exhibition “The Show of
Latvian Seedlings” is organized at which the professional consultations are being provided and
the popularization of horticultural industry takes place.
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Horse-Breeding Training Farm “Muski” every year organizes and participates in the competitions
of equestrian sport at which the popularization of studies in the specialization of animal
husbandry takes place.
The results of the 1st year students’ survey show that most of them had been to agricultural
industry already before they started their studies (Fig. 5).
Figure 5. Answers to the question: Are you related to any of these companies?
Most of the respondents – 55 respondents indicated that either their parents or they
themselves own a farm, 9 respondents indicated that they are related to some kind of agricultural
limited liability companies. Thus the studies are related to the necessity of knowledge for the
rational management of farms.
The results of the 1st year students’ survey on the choice of the study program showed that
13 students have a family member who has studied or is studying at the Faculty of Agriculture, 5
students indicated that their friends are studying, 33 consider the studies to be perspective, but 43
respondents are related to the agricultural production (Fig. 6).
Figure 6. Answers to the question: What encouraged you to choose studies at the Faculty of
Agriculture of the Latvia University of Agriculture?
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The students’ survey on their future plans shows that most of them (57) plan to become the
managers of companies, consequently – the employers, but 14 respondents plan to continue their
studies (Fig. 7).
Figure 7. Answers to the question: What have you planned to do after graduating the
Faculty?
7.3. Students’ Participation in the Improvement of Study Process
The students, studying at the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia University of
Agriculture, take an active part in the decision-making process of different levels. The students’
representation is ensured at the Commission for Granting Scholarships, Board, the Senate of the
Latvia University of Agriculture, the Convent of the Latvia University of Agriculture, etc. There
had been established the Students’ Self-Government at the Faculty of Agriculture and it is very
active.
The students and academic staff’s responsibilities and rights are determined in the
Regulations of Studies and in the Code of Ethics of the Latvia University of Agriculture. There
had been determined also the procedure of appeal regarding dealing with the issues, where the
students are not satisfied with the made decisions.
The studies are implemented in conformity with the normative documentation, adopted at
the Latvia University of Agriculture and the Faculty of Agriculture:
Regulations of Studies of the Latvia University of Agriculture1,
Regulations for the Development of Study Courses and Documents of Practical Training2,
Regulations of Practical Training3,
Methodological Guidelines on the Development and Designing of Study Papers4.
1
2
3
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8. The Evaluation of the Academic Staff involved in the Implementation of the Higher
Education Program
8.1. The Number of the Members of Academic Staff, indicating the Number of Academic
Positions and the Number of Persons with a Doctoral Degree or a Master’s Degree
In the study-year 2011/2012, the academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture is as follows:
5 elected Professors: Inara Turka, Zinta Gaile, Aleksandrs Adamovics, Aldis Karklins and
Dainis Lapins; 12 elected Associated Professors: Mintauts Abolins, Dzidra Kreismane, Daina
Kairisa, Daina Jonkus, Ina Alsina, Maija Ausmane, Andris Berzins, Inara Lipenite, Roberts
Vucans, Biruta Bankina (principal work — a senior researcher), Dzintra Kreita, Guntis Rozitis; 5
elected Assistant Professors: Lilija Degola, Aiga Trupa, Kaspars Kampuss, Gunita Bimsteine
(principal work — a senior researcher); Ilze Vircava; there are 6 guest-lecturers – Assistant
Professors: Ieva Zukauska, Elga Plise, Inguna Gulbe, Antra Balode (principal work — a senior
researcher), Arta Kronberga; Liga Paura; 5 elected Lecturers: Elita Aplocina, Indulis
Melngalvis, Antra Berzina, Laila Dubova, Aija Dizgalve; 2 guest-lecturers – Lecturers: Anda
Linina; Janis Bartusevics; 1 elected Junior lecturer: Marta Liepniece; 6 guest-lecturers –
Junior lecturers: Iveta Klavina, Indra Eihvalde, Dace BarzdiĦa, Dace Sterne, Gundega
Dinaburga and Irina Sivicka. There are 20.40 staff’s loads determined, but there are also
members of academic staff from other study programs and even directions involved in the
implementation of the program as the university lecturers.
As of September 01, 2011 there are 7 elected hired senior researchers working at the
Faculty of Agriculture: Antons Ruza, Ziedonis Grislis, Uldis Ositis, Vilhelmine Steinberga,
Antra Balode, Biruta Bankina, Gunita Bimsteine.
There have been received 74 letters of intention of the academic staff, employed at the
Faculties of the Latvia University of Agriculture, on the implementation of the Professional
Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture” of the Faculty of Agriculture. For 68
members of academic staff, involved in the study process, the Latvia University of Agriculture is
the place of principal work, but for 6 it is the place for additional work (See Table 7).
In order to implement the study program, there have been involved in total 74 members of
academic staff, out of which 43 have a Doctoral degree, but 30 – a Master’s degree (See Table 8).
Table 8
Summary on the Qualification of Academic Staff, involved in the Implementation of the
Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture”
Degree
Dr. habil.
Dr.
Mg.
Professional
qualification
Total
4
Scientific or academic degrees
Staff with the
Status at the Latvia University of Agriculture
respective degree
Principal work
Additional work
Number
%
Number
%
Number
%
3
4.2
3
100
0
0
40
54.2
38
95
2
5
30
40.2
27
90
3
10
1
1.4
0
74
100
68
0
1
100
6
30
Only for 5% of academic staff with a Doctoral degree and 10% of academic staff with a
Master’s degree the Latvia University of Agriculture is not the place of principal work. The
academic staff for whom the Latvia University of Agriculture is a place of principal work, use
their energy, scientific and professional skills for the education of prospective specialists of
agriculture.
8.2. The Conformity of the Academic Staff’s Qualification to the Implementation of the
Aims and Objectives of Structural Unit
There have been received 74 letters of intention of the academic staff, employed at the
Faculties of the Latvia University of Agriculture, on the implementation of the Professional
Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture” of the Faculty of Agriculture. For 68
members of academic staff, involved in the study process, the Latvia University of Agriculture is
the place of principal work, but for 6 it is the place for additional work (See Table 9).
Table 9
Summary on the Academic Staff, involved in the Implementation of the Professional Higher
Education Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture”
Position
Professor
Associated
Professor
Assistant
Professor
Lecturer
Junior Lecturer
Senior
researchers
Total
Staff with the
respective position
Numb
%
er
8
10.8
Status at the Latvia University of Agriculture
Principal work
Additional work
Number
%
Number
%
8
100
0
0
17
23.0
16
94
1
6
18
24.3
16
89
2
11
18
8
24.3
10.8
16
7
89
88
2
1
11
12
5
6.8
5
100
0
0
74
100
68
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8.3. At the Higher Education Institutions and Universities There are at Least Two Members of
Academic Staff have a Doctoral Degree or They are Professors in the Branch of Science or
Branches of Sciences, in which the Higher Education Program is being implemented
43 members of the academic staff, involved in the implementation of the study program,
have a doctoral degree. Alongside with the pedagogical activities, they are also the experts of the
Latvian Council of Science, chairpersons and members of the Doctoral Promotion Councils of
the Branch of Agricultural Science and Professors’ Council.
Doctoral Promotion Council of the Branch of Agricultural Science in the Sub-Branch of FieldCrop Cultivation (LLU Rector’s decree No.04–605 of December 17, 2009).
A. Karklins
I. Turka
Z. Gaile
D. Lapins
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M. Ausmane
A. Adamovics
Doctoral Promotion Council of the Branch of Agricultural Science in the Sub-Branch of
Animal Husbandry (LLU Rector’s decree of May 12, 2010).
D. Kairisa
D. Jonkus
J. Spruzs
L.Paura
The experts of the Latvian Council of Science:
A. Karklins – plant sciences
I. Turka – plant sciences
D. Lapins – plant sciences
B. Bankina – plant sciences
G. Bimsteine – plant sciences
I. Alsina – plant sciences
D. Kairisa – animal sciences
D. Jonkus – animal sciences
J. Spruzs – animal sciences
A. Adamovics – plant sciences
Z. Gaile – plant sciences
A. Ruza – plant sciences
A. Kronberga – plant sciences
Z. Grislis – animal sciences
A. Balode – plant sciences
L. Paura – animal sciences
Professors’ Council of Agricultural Branch
A. Karklins
I. Turka
D. Lapins
M. Ausmane
A. Ruza
Z. Gaile
J. Spruzs
8.4. The Academic Staff’s Selection, Renewal, Education and Development Policy for the
Coming Six Years
The structure of the academic staff, involved in the implementation of the study process,
shows that it is necessary to attract new members of academic staff actively. Partially this
problem is being solved by involving in the study process the master and doctoral students of the
Faculty of Agriculture.
Doctoral students – academic staff and employees of the Bachelor’s Study Program:
• Gundega Dinaburga – guest-lecturer – Junior lecturer,
• Oskars Balodis – researcher in the ESF project,
• Dace Sterne – guest-lecturer – Junior lecturer,
• Indra Eihvalde – guest-lecturer – Junior lecturer, Training and Research Farm “Vecauce”
at the Latvia University of Agriculture – deputy director concerning studies,
• Dace Smiltina – head of the Molecular genetics laboratory,
• Andris Balins – engineer at the Molecular genetics laboratory,
• Janis Bartusevics – guest-lecturer – Lecturer,
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Irina Sivicka – guest-lecturer – Junior lecturer.
The guest-lecturers from the professional or scientific organizations are invited to deliver
separate study courses or themes. The problem is caused by the fact that the guest-lecturers’ main
task is to deliver the classes, but the organizational work shall be carried out by the members of
academic staff who are the members of the permanent staff and the number of whom decreases
year by year, but the real load - increases.
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8.5. The Academic Staff, involved in the Implementation in the Higher Education Program,
shall be Highly Qualified and Competent in order to Ensure Students with an Opportunity to
Acquire the Necessary Research Skills, Theoretical Knowledge, Skills and Competences
According to their qualification, the members of academic staff are involved in different
working groups (in total – in 38 different working groups): scientific and professional ones
(See Table 10).
Table 10
The Participation of the Academic Staff of the Faculty of Agriculture in Scientific and
Professional Working Groups
Name, surname
Aleksandrs
Adamovics
Working group
Head of the experts of feed plants group at the Latvian National Council
of Plant Varieties.
Member of the Public Council of journal “Darzs un Drava”.
Mintauts Abolins Member of the Council of International Society for Horticulture Science
/ISHS/.
Antra Balode
Member of the Public Council of journal “Darzs un Drava”.
Chairperson of the Latvian National Council of Plant Varieties.
Zinta Gaile
Head of the experts of cereal crops and leguminous plants group at the
Latvian National Council of Plant Varieties.
Head of the experts of oil plants and fibrous plants group at the Latvian
Dzintra Kreita
National Council of Plant Varieties.
Member of the European Cooperative Program for Crop Genetic
Ieva Zukauska
Resources Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Working Group.
Member of the Genetic Resources Council at the Ministry of Agriculture
Arta Kronberga of the Republic of Latvia.
The expert, responsible for the genetic resources of field crops.
The Ministry of Agriculture — member of the interinstitutional working
Daina Jonkus
group of animal husbandry and genetic improvement of livestock.
Member of the Board of the Latvian Centre for the Improvement of
Livestock.
Member of the Sheep Farming Advisory Council at the Ministry of
Agriculture.
The Ministry of Agriculture — member of the Advisory Council.
The Ministry of Agriculture — member of the interinstitutional working
Daina Kairisa
group of animal husbandry and genetic improvement of livestock.
The representative of the Latvia University of Agriculture at the URN
Council for Cooperation.
Chairperson of the Board of the Society “Latvian Association of Sheep
Breeders”.
The expert of Latvian National Accreditation Bureau (animal husbandry,
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processing of animal husbandry products).
Member of the Board of Zootechnician’s Society.
Member of the Board of the Latvian Society of Agronomists.
Member of the Board of the Latvian Association for Biological Farming.
Expert of the Rural Support Service for the evaluation of the sub-activity
“The Development of Biological Farming” of the activity
Dzidra Kreismane
“Agroenvironment” within “Rural Development Program, 2007-2013”,
contract No.LAD 081111/L169, of November 08, 2011.
Member of the Council of the International Federation of Organic
Agriculture Movements (IFOAM), representative of Latvia.
Chairperson of the Board of Latvian Breed Horse Breeders’ Association.
The expert, responsible for the genetic resources of agricultural animals.
Guntis Rozitis
Parliamentarian of the Council of Ozolnieki Amalgamated Municipality.
Deputy of the chairperson of the Council of Ozolnieki Amalgamated
Municipality.
Antons Ruza
Expert of the Rural Support Service, contract No. LAD 081111/ L168.
European Environment Agency and European Environment Information
and Observation Network (EIONET) — national expert for the theme
“Soil”. The letter No. 9–07/2888 of July, 06, 2005 from the Ministry of
Environmental Protection of the Republic of Latvia and the decree
No.286, passed by the Ministry of Environmental Protection of the
Republic of Latvia on September, 01, 2005.
Expert for the development of “Report on the Indicators of Sustainable
Development”. The letter No.1–07/216 of January, 17, 2006 from the
Ministry of Environmental Protection of the Republic of Latvia.
Latvian National Standardization and Metrology Centre — member of
the technical committee Environmental Quality.
Aldis Karklins
Deputy of the head of the working group “The Working Group for the
Coordination of the Planning of Fertilization”. Decree No.38, passed by
the Ministry of Agriculture on February 21, 2007.
Expert in conformity with Paragraph 35 of Regulation No.530 (June 27,
2006) “Regulations Regarding the Identification, Quality Conformity
Assessment and Marketing of Fertilizers” adopted by the Cabinet of
Ministers. Decree No.137, passed by the State Plant Protection Service
on October 03, 2007.
Expert: European Commission, Enterprise and Industry DirectorateGeneral. Latvia national non-government expert of the Fertilizers
Working Group” since December 2010 (decree of the Ministry of
Agriculture).
Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia — member of the
State Commission for Registration of Plant Protection Products (decree
Biruta Bankina
No.422, passed by the Cabinet of Ministers on November 25, 2004).
Latvian Center of Plant Protection Research — member of the scientific
council.
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Inara Turka
Andris Berzins
Inara Lipenite
Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia — member of the
State Commission for Registration of Plant Protection Products (decree
No.422, passed by the Cabinet of Ministers on November 25, 2004).
Latvian Center of Plant Protection Research — member of the scientific
council.
The Ministry of Environmental Protection of the Republic of Latvia —
expert regarding GMO (No.3-07-3/1788).
The Ministry of Environmental Protection of the Republic of Latvia —
member of the Council of Experts for the Control of Hogweed (decree
No.426, passed by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia on
June 06, 2006).
Member of the Board of the Ploughmen’s Organization of the Republic
of Latvia, deputy of the chairperson (Decision, made by the Board of the
Ploughmen’s Organization of the Republic of Latvia on March 04,
1989, minutes No.3).
Ministry of Agriculture — Procedure No.22 “Procedure for the
Coordination of European Union Issues and Circulation of Documents
at the Ministry of Agriculture and Its Subordinate Institutions”. Member
of the interinstitutional working group on fertilizers (decree No.189 of
October 01, 2009, passed by the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic
of Latvia).
In addition to the activities of the working groups, the academic staff has close
collaboration with the farmers’ non-governmental organizations; Farmers’ Parliament; Council
for the Cooperation of Agricultural Organizations; State Plant Protection Service; the Latvian
Fund for Nature; other scientific institutions in Latvia (the State Stende Cereals Breeding
Institute, State Priekuli Plant Breeding Institute, Pure Horticultural Research Center, the Latvia
State Institute of Fruit-Growing, Latvian Center of Plant Protection Research, Botanical Garden
of the University of Latvia, Agriculture Science Center of Latgale, Faculty of Biology at the
University of Latvia); the Latvian Rural Advisory and Training Centre; Editorial Boards of the
professional journals of industry “Saimnieks-LV”, “Agrotops”; the Centre for Lifelong Education
at the Latvia University of Agriculture. At all the above mentioned organizations the
professionalism and expert qualification of the academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture are
highly appreciated.
9. Sources of Financing and Provision of Infrastructure
In general, the resources available to the Faculty of Agriculture at the Latvia University of
Agriculture ensure the achievement of the aim defined in the Professional Higher Education
Study Program “Agriculture”. There has been provided the minimum of the necessary material
and technical, labor force financial resources.
9.1. Sources of Financing
The state financed study places had been taken by 75 students of undergraduate studies,
studying in their 1st year.
Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture” — Approximate
Costs and Estimation of Positions
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The program shall be implemented as a budget financed program, because the programs
implemented until now: Academic Education Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture”,
Educational classification code — 43621, and the Second Level Professional Higher Education
Study Program “Agriculture”, Educational classification code — 42621, shall be gradually
closed. Alongside with the beginning of the implementation of new program as a study program
of full-time studies, there will be no new students admitted to the previously implemented
programs.
Every year we will admit 70 - 75 students for the budget financed study places (this
number shall be specified for each year separately).
5 full-time students shall be admitted for a partial tuition fee, as well as 20 part-time
students shall be admitted for a partial tuition fee.
The formula for the calculation budget financing:
F = n (knoz. k fb + Sn) = 207 (1.8 1.0 937.09 + 115.50) =
207 (1686.76 + 115.50) = 207 1802.26 = LVL 373 067.82
n = 207
knoz. = the coefficient of costs for the study program = 1.8
k = degree coefficient = 1.0
fb = base costs of a study place = LVL 937.09
Sn = social security costs of a study place = LVL 115.50
The costs of a study place according to the present model = LVL 1802.26
The estimated sum is necessary from the state budget in the 4th year after the
commencement of studies in the program. In the first year, when starting the studies in the
program, the additional means, in comparison to the means allocated to the Faculty of
Agriculture for the study programs, are not necessary, because the students shall not be anymore
admitted to the previously implemented programs.
The possible tuition fee, when studying for the partial tuition fee, could be the same as
determined by the Senate of the Latvia University of Agriculture for the present students of
the Faculty of Agriculture:
• For the full-time students: LVL 1200.00/year.
• For the part-time students: LVL 800.00/year.
Estimation of positions for ensuring the study program:
The calculations had been performed for the full program; the additional positions, in
comparison to the programs implemented until now, shall not be necessary.
FULL-TIME STUDIES
THEORETICAL COURSE: 115 CP; in total: 207 budget students + 20 students for a partial
tuition fee
1st year: 37 CP (57 + 5) 1.2 = 2752.8 SCP
2nd year: 36 CP (50 + 5) 1.2 = 2376 SCP
3rd year: 30 CP (50 + 5) 1.2 = 1980 SCP
4th year: 12 CP (50 + 5) 1.2 = 792 SCP
Theoretical course in TOTAL: 7901 SCP
INDIVIDUAL WORK: in total 1671 SCP
with the term papers — 7 CP
2nd year: 1 CP (50 + 5) = 55 SCP
3rd year: 4 CP (50 + 5) = 220 SCP
4th year: 2 CP (50 + 5) = 110 SCP
Term papers in TOTAL: 385 SCP
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with the Bachelor’s Thesis:
12 CP (50 + 5) = 660 SCP
Regarding the supervision of practical trainings – practical trainings in the amount of 26
CP; out of them — practical trainings for study purposes in the amount of 10 CP,
professional practical training in the amount of 16 CP
1st year practical training for study purposes: 3 CP (57 + 5) = 186 SCP
2nd year practical training for study purposes: 3 CP (50 + 5) = 165 SCP
3rd year practical training for study purposes 4 CP (50 + 5) = 220 SCP
4th year professional practical training: 16 CP: 1 CP (50 + 5) = 55 SCP
Practical trainings in TOTAL: 626 SCP
In total, the amount of work to be included in the academic staff’s load, when working with
the full-time students, in SCP: 9572 SCP
PART-TIME STUDIES
THEORETICAL COURSE: 1/3 of the full-time studies
1st year: (29 CP 20 1.2) / 3 = 232 SCP
2nd year: (28 CP 20 1.2) / 3 = 224 SCP
3rd year: (30 CP 20 1.2) / 3 = 240 SCP
4th year: (22 CP 20 1.2) / 3 = 176 SCP
5th year: (6 CP 20 1.2) / 3 = 48 SCP
Theoretical course in TOTAL for the part-time studies: 920 SCP
INDIVIDUAL WORK for the part-time studies in total 600 SCP
with the term papers – 7 CP
2nd year: 1 CP 20 = 20 SCP
3rd year: 2 CP 20 = 40 SCP
4th year: 4 CP 20 = 80 SCP
Term papers in TOTAL: 140 SCP
the supervision of practical trainings: 26 CP
1st year practical training for study purposes: 3 CP 20 = 60 SCP
2nd year practical training for study purposes: 3 CP 20 = 60 SCP
4th year practical training for study purposes: 4 CP 20 = 80 SCP
5th year professional practical training: 16 CP: 1 CP 20 = 20 SCP
Practical trainings in TOTAL: 220 SCP
with the Bachelor’s Thesis:
12 CP 20 = 240 SCP
In total, the amount of work to be included in the academic staff’s load, when working with
the part-time students, in SCP: 1520 SCP
IN TOTAL FOR THE FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME STUDIES: 9572 SCP + 1520 SCP =
11092 SCP
When calculating the normative load 720 SCP, the number of the academic staff’s positions
in the program is: 15.4
The number of the support staff’s positions: 1 support staff’s position per 1.5 academic staff’s
positions: 10.3
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Financing sources:
State budget: ~ LVL 373,068
Partial tuition fee: LVL 104,000.00 (20 students
TOTAL: LVL 477068.00
1200) + (100 students
800)
The division of the costs of study program:
State budget financing:
Wages for the academic staff and support staff (83% out of 373,068.00 = LVL 309,646)
Expenditure for ensuring study process: (17% out of F = LVL 63,422)
Income from the partial tuition fee:
Wages for the academic staff and support staff (50% out of 104,000.00 = LVL 52,000)
Expenditure for ensuring study process: (50% out of F = LVL 52,000)
The succeeding students have an opportunity to take part in the competition for the following
scholarships:
At the Department of Studies:
• KārĜa UlmaĦa stipendijai (Karlis Ulmanis scholarship) – an applicant may be only an
undergraduate or a master student who has taken the state financed study place and has
developed and defended a research paper about K. Ulmanis.
• LLU Senāta stipendijai (The scholarship of the Senate of the Latvia University of
Agriculture) - an applicant may be only an undergraduate or a master student who has taken
the state financed study place and has achieved excellent success in studies, and is socially
active for the benefit of the Latvia University of Agriculture.
• Elzas un Arvīda Lazdupa vārdā nosauktajai stipendijai (The scholarship, named after Elza
and Arvids Lazdups) – an applicant may be an undergraduate or a master student who has
either taken the state financed study place or is paying for his/her studies and who lives in
Dzelzava Rural Municipality of Madona District.
nd
rd
th
• Open Mind stipendijai (Open Mind scholarship) – an applicant may be the 2 , 3 , 4 year
undergraduate student and the 1st, 2nd year master student of full-time studies, if he/she is
developing a term paper/a project/a Bachelor’s Thesis or other type of paper on a theme
announced.
At the Development Fund of the Latvia University of Agriculture (LLU Attīstības fondā):
• "Labā prakse" stipendijai (“Positive Practice” scholarship) – an applicant may be an
undergraduate or a master student of full-time studies who has achieved success in studies
and would like, in conformity with the regulations of the scholarship, in summer, July,
complete practical training in an enterprise in Latvia, corresponding to his/her specialty.
• Artūra un Ērikas Gerhardu stipendijai (Arturs and Erika Gerhards scholarship) – an
applicant may be AN ENTRANT of undergraduate studies, who has registered for the fulltime studies in the undergraduate programs at the Latvia University of Agriculture.
• JāĦa Čakstes stipendijai (Janis Cakste scholarship) - an applicant may be an undergraduate
or a master student who has either taken the state financed study place or is paying for
his/her studies and has developed and defended a research paper about J. Cakste.
• JāĦa Rūvalda stipendijai (Janis Ruvalds scholarship) - an applicant may be an
undergraduate student of full-time studies who in the previous study-year has passed the
exams with an excellent or outstanding grade in the following study courses: Physics,
Mathematics or Chemistry.
• Edgara Kleinberga stipendijai (Edgars Kleinbergs scholarship) - an applicant may be an
undergraduate, a master, a doctoral student, studying in the study programs “Veterinary
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Medicine” or “Agriculture”, who has either taken the state financed study place or is paying
for his/her studies and who perfects his/her knowledge abroad.
• JāĦa un Millijas Kāvušu stipendijai (Janis and Millija Kavuss scholarship) - an applicant
may be an undergraduate, a master, and a doctoral student who undertakes and proves by
means of documents his/her willingness to perform certain research tasks, to study, complete
practical training or present the research results at the conferences at the higher education
institutions and scientific organizations of the European Union Member States, as an
exception – in other countries.
• BALTIC BREEDERS stipendijai (BALTIC BREEDERS scholarship) – an applicant may be
an undergraduate student of the Faculty of Agriculture and the Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine, who would like to complete the practical training at Baltic Breeders, LTD., or is
performing research for the development of a term paper/a graduation paper on the problems
of agronomy, animal husbandry or veterinary medicine topical for the enterprise.
At the Faculty: JāĦa Berga stipendija (Janis Bergs scholarship) and Paula LejiĦa
stipendija (Pauls Lejins scholarship). The regulations are available at: http://www.llu.lv/?ri=385.
In addition, there had been means received from the Latvian Council of Science, Ministry
of Agriculture, Ministry of Education and Science and European funds (ERDF and ESF) for
performing research and for the improvement of study and research infrastructure. Participation
in projects ensures continuous obtaining of new knowledge that ensures both the modernization
of the study process and the improvement of the material and technical basis. During the previous
periods most of the equipment envisaged for research that is also significant for the study
process, had been purchased from the means of different projects.
9.2. Study-Rooms, Laboratories, Their Equipment and Material and Technical Basis
There are 9 Faculties of the Latvia University of Agriculture involved in the
implementation of the study program. The acquisition of the study courses of different levels
takes place at the Faculty of Food Technology (Chemistry, Processing of Animal Husbandry
Products), Faculty of Information Technologies (Agrophysics, Biometrics), Faculty of Social
Sciences (Foreign Language, Philosophy, Ethics, Aesthetics, Organizational Psychology and
Management Studies, etc.), Faculty of Economics (Theory of Economics, Accounting, etc.),
Forest Faculty (Botany), Faculty of Engineering (Agricultural Mechanization), Faculty of Rural
Engineering (Ecology and Environmental Protection), Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (Zoology,
Physiology of Animals, etc.) using the material and technical basis of these Faculties.
In order to obtain the qualification, the students acquire the necessary theoretical
knowledge and practical skills in such study courses as, for example: Agricultural Resources,
Physiology of Plants, Microbiology, Genetics, Soil Science, Horticulture, Apiculture, Field-Crop
Cultivation, Rearing and Feeding of Animals, at the laboratories and training bases of the Faculty
of Agriculture under the supervision of professional academic staff.
The study-rooms are equipped with the multimedia equipment; there is also the
INTERNET in the study-rooms. It is possible to use wireless Internet at the premises of palace.
Each member of the teaching staff is provided with an individual stationary or portable computer
and the basic software for the development of visual aids for study process. The Faculty of
Agriculture has at its disposal 14 portable projectors, 11 graphoprojectors and 2 units of video
equipment that ensures an opportunity to show educational films. There had been 9 laboratories
arranged and equipped at the Faculty of Agriculture.
Table 11
Description of Material and Technical Basis
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1.
Structural
unit
The Institute
of Soil and
Plant
Sciences
Subordinatio
n of a
structural
unit
Faculty of
Agriculture
Name of unit
Premises: studyrooms
Equipment for
demonstration
purposes, computers
Laboratories:
Agrophysics
laboratory,
Agrochemistry
laboratory, Plant
biochemistry
laboratory,
Microbiology
laboratory, Plant
physiology
laboratory
A complex of
greenhouses and
experimental fields
at Strazdu Street
Training Base
“Daviddzirnavas”
Description
The study-rooms of general significance,
the planning of the use of such studyrooms is centralized at the Latvia
University of Agriculture: study-rooms
No.123, 126, 130, 134, 127, and at Strazdu
Street. The study-rooms are equipped with
the multimedia equipment; there is also
the INTERNET in the study-rooms.
Each member of the teaching staff is
provided with an individual stationary or
portable computer and the basic software
for the development of visual aids for
study process. In the study-room 123 there
is stationary multimedia equipment
available; in addition, there are 6 portable
projectors, 5 graphoprojectors and 2 units
of video equipment.
Agrophysics laboratory – equipped with
the equipment necessary for the
determination of the physical features of
soil, it is also used for the study course
Radiobiology. Agrochemistry laboratory –
for the studies of chemical qualities of
soil, the analysis of plants and fertilizers.
Plant biochemistry laboratory – equipment
for the determination of the biochemical
parameters of plants. Microbiology
laboratory – equipped with the
microscopes and equipment for the studies
of microorganisms. Plant physiology
laboratory – equipped with the equipment
necessary for the determination of
growing, development and physiological
parameters of plants.
The greenhouses are equipped with the
measuring instruments and equipment for
ensuring measuring and registration of
microclimate indicators for the purposes of
studies and students’ research activities.
Experimental fields – for the students’
research activities, growing of study
materials, as well as for the collection of
garden-stuff genetic resources.
A place, where it is possible to organize
practical training in geology and soil
science. It has premises (a large tent) for
studies, as well as accommodations in
order 30 students and 2 university lectures
could stay there during the period of
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practical training.
2.
The Institute of
Agricultural
Biotechnology
Faculty of
Agriculture
Premises: study-rooms
Equipment for
demonstration
purposes, computers
3.
Training and
Research Farm
“Peterlauki”
4.
HorseBreeding
Training Farm
“Muski”
5.
Agronomic
analysis
scientific
laboratory
6.
Latvia
University of
Agriculture
TRF
“Vecauce”
7.
Production
enterprises in
Latvia
Faculty of
Agriculture
Faculty of
Agriculture
Laboratories: Grain
and seed laboratory for
studies and research,
Molecular genetics
research laboratory;
Apiology laboratory.
A place for research
activities to develop
Bachelor’s Thesis and
for completing
practical training both
under the supervision
of a university lecturer.
A place, where the
students acquire skills
necessary for horsebreeding and
equestrian sport,
perform research for
the development of
their Bachelor’s
Theses.
The study-rooms of general significance, the
planning of the use of such study-rooms is
centralized at the Latvia University of
Agriculture: study-rooms No.109, 115, 224,
and 233. The study-rooms are equipped with
the multimedia equipment; there is also the
INTERNET in the study-rooms.
Each member of the teaching staff is provided
with an individual stationary or portable
computer and the basic software for the
development of visual aids for study process.
In the study-rooms 109 and 224 there is
stationary multimedia equipment available; in
addition, there are 5 portable projectors, and 6
graphoprojectors.
Equipped with modern equipment, necessary
for performing research and study activities of
the respective nature; the technical provision
of laboratories is being improved on a regular
basis.
The farm is well-provided with the machinery;
it functions on a high production level on the
best of types of Latvian soil; it is both base for
studies and scientific research activities.
HBTF “Muski” has a modern hall for practice
that ensures an opportunity to organize
practical sessions and practice in the evening,
as well as in winter.
There are not only the sport horses, but also
Latvian horses used for transportation purposes
kept at the centre – these horses are included
into the program for the preservation of genetic
resources.
A
modern,
internationally
accredited
laboratory, where it is possible to perform the
diverse analysis of plant, soil, animal
husbandry products according to the
internationally recognized methods.
Latvia
University of
Agriculture
Bachelor’s Thesis.
Latvia
University of
Agriculture
Bachelor’s Thesis and
for completing
practical training both
under the supervision
of a university lecturer
(Practical Farming,
Fundamentals of
Agriculture) and
professional practical
training.
1800 ha of land at its disposal, about 1000
cattle, a modern dairy farm, where there is a
milking unit, biogas production unit,
experimental fields of both conventional and
biological farming system; there is a good
hostel there.
A place for practical
training.
The information is available in the home page
of the Latvian Rural Advisory and Training
Centre — a list of recognized farms for
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8.
Fundamental
Library
Latvia
University of
Agriculture
Loan for study
purposes, a readingroom, interlibrary loan,
scientific library,
online data bases.
practical
training
purposes:
www.llkc.lv/?id=400952
The students have access to different
information obtaining opportunities; one of the
most modern reading-rooms in Latvia; the
Internet, equipment for xerocoping and
printing.
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10. External Relations
10.1. Collaboration with Employers
The academic staff’s scientific and practical activities are closely related to other scientific
institutions in Latvia, as well as abroad. The cooperation projects with following institutions are
being implemented: State Plant Protection Service, the Latvian Fund for Nature, State Stende
Cereals Breeding Institute, State Priekuli Plant Breeding Institute, Pure Horticultural Research
Center, the Latvia State Institute of Fruit-Growing, Latvian Center of Plant Protection Research,
Botanical Garden of the University of Latvia, Agriculture Science Center of Latgale, Faculty of
Biology at the University of Latvia, the Latvia University of Agriculture Agency “Sigra”. The
students are developing their scientific research papers at the above mentioned scientific
institutions.
The students of the Faculty of Agriculture actively participate in the activities of the New
Farmers’ Club and use the courses and opportunities of practical training abroad offered by the
Club. The information on the activities of New Farmers’ Club is available at the home page:
http://www.jzk.lv/
10.2. Collaboration with the Latvian and Foreign Higher Education Institutions implementing
Similar Higher Education Programs
The implementation of the program has been started only in the study-year 2011/2012.
Therefore there has been no possibility to attract foreign students and academic staff. There has
been close collaboration established between the Faculty of Agriculture and the following
agricultural higher education institutions of the Baltic States: Estonian University of Life
Sciences, Aleksandras Stulginskis University (ASU) in Lithuania, Šiauliai University, as well as
with the higher education institutions of other countries. The information on the studies and
scholarships at the foreign higher education institutions is available at the portal of the Latvia
University of Agriculture: http://www.llu.lv/?mi=389
The exchange of students takes place. There are study courses offered that are very
similar to the ones offered by the Faculty of Agriculture according to their content; thus our
students can acquire such a course or a block of courses within the exchange program at another
higher education institution, and these courses could be equated to our courses and vice versa, for
example, Agrochemistry, Microbiology, Agricultural Mechanization, Field-Crop Cultivation,
Soil Science, Research Methodology, Rearing of Animals, Genetics of Animals, Feeding of
Animals, Entrepreneurship in Agriculture, Accounting and Finances, the courses related to the
law and economy, etc.
Taking into consideration that the studies of agriculture do not take place at other HEIs,
there is no offer to acquire study courses or modules at other higher education institutions in
Latvia. Taking into account the specialization the students have chosen, starting from the 3rd year
they acquire the volume of study courses (the module) that ensures knowledge, skills and
competences for obtaining the following qualification: an agronomist with the specialization in
field-crop cultivation or horticulture, or a specialist of zootechnics in breeding, or a manager of
an agricultural company. The students, studying at the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia
University of Agriculture, have an opportunity to acquire the study courses at foreign higher
education institutions that later, in conformity with the Academic Recognition Regulations of the
Latvia University of Agriculture, are equated to the corresponding content study courses of the
approved study program. There have been agreements on cooperation concluded with the foreign
agricultural higher education institutions, and the students are offered an opportunity to acquire
separate modules, courses and to undergo practical training.
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The academic staff’s mobility may be considered according to the foreign language skills.
The information, used for the aggregation regarding the foreign language skills, concerns 74
members of academic staff involved in the implementation of the study program (See Table 12).
Table 12
Academic Staff’s Foreign Language Skills
Foreign
language
Russian
English
German
Polish
French
Swedish
Total
Level of language skills
Excellent
Good
Average
27
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3
7
28
27
2
12
10
1
1
1
36
84
42
Total
73
62
24
1
1
1
162
According to the aggregated information, 27 members of academic staff have excellent
speaking skills in Russian, 7 - in English, but 2 – in German. Some members of academic staff
have good speaking skills in 2 foreign languages – Russian and English or Russian and German.
In total 35 members of academic staff could deliver lectures in English, but in German – 14
members of academic staff. The attracting of new members of academic staff in order to
implement the study program would increase the level of mobility in future.
In order to implement the new Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program,
especially regarding the acquisition of professional study courses, it is planned to involve the
guest professors from foreign countries. The experience of the Faculty of Agriculture proves that
the guest-lecturers and students, within the framework of ERASMUS program, gladly deliver or
acquire separate study courses.
11. Documents Confirming that in the Case of the Liquidation of Higher Education
Program the Applicant would Ensure the Students of the Respective Higher Education
Program an Opportunity to Continue Their Studies in Another Higher Education Program
or at Another Higher Education Institution
There has been a written agreement concluded with the University of Latvia on the
opportunities of studies in the study program “Biology” for the students who wanted to obtain the
agronomist’s qualification after the graduation.
There has been a written confirmation received that the students whose planned professional
qualification is a specialist of zootechnics in breeding will have an opportunity to study at the
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the Latvia University of Agriculture, but the students whose
planned professional qualification is a manager of an agricultural company will have an
opportunity to study at the Faculty of Economics of the Latvia University of Agriculture.
AGREEMENT
between the University of Latvia and the Latvia University of Agriculture
Riga
The University of Latvia (hereafter — LU), represented by Marcis Auzins (Mārcis AuziĦš),
who acts in conformity with the LU Constitution, as one contracting party, and the Latvia
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University of Agriculture (LLU), represented by its Rector Juris Skujans (Skujāns), who acts in
conformity with the LLU Constitution, as another contracting party, hereafter together called
contracting parties, conclude the agreement on the following:
1. If the implementation of the Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study program
„Agriculture” (Educational classification code — 42621) (Professional qualification AN
AGRONOMIST with the specialization in field-crop cultivation or horticulture, or A
SPECIALIST OF ZOOTECHNICS in breeding) of the Latvia University of Agriculture is
discontinued, the Faculty of Biology of LU will ensure the students of the above mentioned
study program to continue their studies in the state accredited Bachelor’s Study Program
“Biology” in conformity with the following conditions:
1.1. LLU informs the students of the above mentioned study program on the provisions of
this agreement.
1.2. LU does not overtake the liabilities of LLU in relation to the students of the respective
study programs.
1.3. The students of LLU, who have concluded agreements with a credit institution on the
credit for studies, will be ensured this credit after the coordination with the Fund of
Studies and the credit institution ensuring the credits for studies.
1.4. The matriculation of the students of LLU at the LU, as well as the equation of the volume
of studies in the study programs take place in conformity with the LU admission
regulations and matriculation procedure, as well as other documents regulating the study
process.
2. The agreement comes into effect upon its signing.
3. The agreement is signed for an indefinite period of time.
4. The agreement shall be discontinued or amended upon the initiative of LLU or LU.
5. The agreement is signed by:
University of Latvia
19 Raina Blvd.
Riga
LV - 1586
2 Liela Street
Jelgava
LV – 3001
signature
M. Auzins (M. AuziĦš), Rector
(Imprint of the Official Seal: The
University of Latvia, the Republic of
Latvia)
signature
J. Skujans (J. Skujāns), Rector
(Imprint of the Official Seal: The Latvia
University of Agriculture)
CERTIFICATION
The Latvia University of Agriculture (LLU) certifies that, if the implementation of Professional
Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture” (Educational classification code —
42621) (Professional qualification: A MANAGER of an (agricultural) company), implemented at
the LLU Faculty of Agriculture, is discontinued, LLU Faculty of Economics shall ensure the
students of the above mentioned study program with an opportunity to continue their studies in
the state accredited Bachelor s Study Program “Entrepreneurship and Business Management”
(Educational classification code — 42345).
Vice-Rector of Studies
signature
Arnis Mugurevics (Arnis Mugurēvičs)
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Concerted:
signature
Zinta Gaile
Dean of the Faculty of Economics
signature
Irina Pilvere
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12. The Development Plan for the Higher Education Program
The Latvia University of Agriculture is the only higher education institution in Latvia,
where the agricultural specialists for production and science are being educated. The graduates of
the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia University of Agriculture work at every company the
activities of which are related to agriculture. The study program is in conformity with the aim of
dealing with problems related to personality, democratic society and development of science, as
well as meeting labor market demands.
There had been the development strategy elaborated for the period 2007 - 2013:
http://www.llu.lv/?ri=383#zinojumi.
It provided for combining of the Academic Bachelor’s Study Program and the Second
Level Professional Higher education Study Program, implemented at the Faculty of Agriculture,
and to develop the Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program providing that the
implementation of the program would ensure the rational use of human resources and the
material and technical basis of the Faculty.
When the Academic Bachelor’s Study Program and the Second Level Professional Higher
Education Program would be closed, the Faculty of Agriculture will continue to offer one study
program that would enable to obtain the professional qualification in 4 the above mentioned
specializations, thus ensuring a wide range of choice opportunities for the prospective students.
The implementation of the study program of the full-time and part-time studies would
enable, if necessary, the students to transfer from one form of studies to another, thus decreasing
the students’ dropout. Separate study courses could be acquired at the Centre for Lifelong
Education at the Latvia University of Agriculture in the status of a listener.
There is more emphasis laid on the proportion of practical training in the newly developed
Professional Bachelor’s Study Program, thus the graduates would be more ready to meet the
needs of labor market. The academic staff, involved in the implementation of the Bachelor’s
Study Program, will continue to implement also the Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s
Study Program; therefore the started regular improvement of professional skills is not
discontinued. A good opportunity for the improvement of academic staff’s skills is working in the
field of lifelong learning, where the academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture offers the
following courses: Care for and Artificial Insemination of Agricultural Animals, Apiculture,
Production of Crop and Animal Produce on a Biological Farm, Preparation of Horses and Riders,
Fundamentals of Horse-Breeding, Growing of Plants and Business, Spices and Vegetables in a
Modern Garden.
The leading members of academic staff take part in the establishment of the State
National Research Centre, where there are determined and evaluated the topical scientific
directions.
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
The Faculty of Agriculture at the Latvia University of Agriculture is the only one offering and
implementing the Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program “Agriculture”.
The academic staff of the Faculty of Agriculture, out of which more than 90% are the permanent
staff of the Latvia University of Agriculture, is qualified and competent to implement the offered
study program.
The studies at the Faculty of Agriculture are closely related to scientific research.
The academic staff and scientists of the Faculty of Agriculture are actively involved in the
commissions of the Ministry of Agriculture for the development of different regulations of the
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Cabinet of Ministers and laws and regulations, as well as they actively collaborate with different
social organizations, thus improving their professional qualification.
Weaknesses
Insufficient involvement of new academic staff in pedagogical activities.
Only insignificant part of the university lecturers, employed at the Faculty, prepare and offer
study courses in foreign languages.
Insufficient collaboration with similar study programs abroad.
Insufficient base financing for maintaining and renewal of infrastructure.
Opportunities
The Faculty of Agriculture is involved in the development of many projects related to agricultural
production and research that helps to elaborate modern content of study courses and thus also to
improve the study process.
Training and Research Farm “Peterlauki”, Horse-Breeding Training Farm “Muski” and Training
Base “Vaives Dzirnavas” that are a part of the structure of the Faculty of Agriculture, as well as
the Latvia University of Agriculture Training and Research Farm “Vecauce” enable to ensure the
organization of qualitative practical training.
The opportunity to participate in ERASMUS program enables to acquire the foreign experience.
To attract more youth from both Latvia and other countries to studies by modernizing the
material and technical base and offering new study programs.
To develop the career-guidance activities at secondary schools by involving the New Farmers’
Club and employers who are short of qualified specialists in the agricultural industry.
Threats
Demographic crisis and uneven regional development in the state exposes to danger the
implementation of the study program.
Uncertain national policy regarding the allocation of state funding for the implementation of
study programs.
Increase of competitiveness among higher education institutions.
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APPENDIX
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Appendix 1
The Comparison of the Professional Higher Education Bachelor’s Study Program
“Agriculture” with the Higher Education Programs of the Same Level implemented in
Other Countries
For the purpose of comparative analysis we have chosen the study programs implemented
by the universities of the nearest neighboring countries – Estonian University of Life Sciences (in
Tartu) and, Aleksandras Stulginskis University (ASU) in Lithuania (in Kaunas).
It is impossible to perform the complete comparison of programs, because the differences
exist already in the basis of the educational systems: in both above mentioned countries these are
the academic educational programs the graduates of which are awarded a Bachelor's degree of
Agricultural Sciences (B. sc.) irrespective of the specialization. Besides, the studies in Estonia are
organized in conformity with the system 3+2 years or 120 + 80 CP, where the duration of
undergraduate studies is 3 years, but the duration of master studies – 2 years. In Lithuania the
duration of studies 4 years and the volume – 160 CP, but the academic programs at any of the
universities chosen for the comparison do not envisage practical training of large amount; the
volume of practical training in the study plans is 4-6 CP. We found out that in these countries
there are no educational programs in agriculture implemented with the aim to award both a
Bachelor's degree and a professional qualification.
The general position of the Latvia University of Agriculture is not to decrease the volume
of studies less than 160 CP in the undergraduate studies in order the graduates of the faculties
could be able to compete in the labor market without the acquisition of a Master's study program.
The implementation of the Professional Bachelor's Study Program increases the graduates'
competitiveness in the labor market, because theoretical knowledge has been consolidated
in practice. The Cabinet Regulation No.481 “Regulations on the State Standards for the State
Second Level Professional Higher Education” also provides that the volume of studies is at least
160 CP; in its turn, Part 2 of Section 57 of the Law on Institutions of Higher Education provides:
“Professional higher education Bachelor's degree shall be awarded, if the duration of a program
of full-time studies is at least 4 years”.
The similarities
• The study process is organized in a form of lectures, seminars, practical sessions and
laboratory works.
• There are planned oral and written tests, as well as final or accumulative exams.
• At both chosen universities, like in our newly developed program, the graduates are awarded
a Bachelor's degree of Agricultural Sciences and during the last study-years specialization in
one of the treands of agricultural branch:
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•
•
•
•
In Estonia it is possible to specialize in Animal Production, and Production of Field Crops
and Garden-Stuff.
• At the Lithuanian University of Agriculture it is possible to specialize in three trends:
Horticulture and Cultivation of Greenery; Agronomy; Agricultural Technologies and
Management.
The exchange of students takes place. There are study courses offered that are very similar to
the ones offered by the Faculty of Agriculture according to their content; thus our students
can acquire such a course or a block of courses within the exchange program at another
higher education institution, and these courses could be equated to our courses and vice versa,
for example, Agrochemistry, Microbiology, Agricultural Mechanization, Field-Crop
Cultivation, Soil Science, Research Methodology, Rearing of Animals, Genetics of Animals,
Feeding of Animals, Entrepreneurship in Agriculture, Accounting and Finances, the courses
related to the law and economy, etc.
“Regulations on the State Standards for the State Second Level Professional Higher
Education” provide for the general education courses in the amount of at least 20 CP, as well
as the Standards of the Profession provides for the specialist's ability to communicate in
foreign languages; therefore our program comprises also the courses of foreign languages. In
Estonia and Lithuania the academic study programs also comprise similar study courses, for
example, English or German for Professional Purposes, Ecology and Environmental
Protection, Labour Safety and Civil Defence; Philosophy, Agrophysics, etc.
Alongside with their pedagogical activities, the members of the academic staff perform also
scientific research that is the basis for the offered theoretical courses in the field and the
professional specialization courses.
The differences
Both in Lithuania and Estonia these are academic educational programs; the program
developed at the Faculty of Agriculture differs from the program implemented in Estonia
according to the duration of studies and the total amount of CP.
• There a significant difference regarding the volume of practical training that is an integral
part of professional education, but in academic education there is no need for such a relatively
significant volume of practical training: our program envisages for the practical training in the
amount of 26 CP, in the programs implemented in Estonia and Lithuania – in the amount of
4-6 CP.
• There is a difference regarding the volume of the Bachelor's Thesis; in our program,
according to the Standards, its amount is 12 CP, but in Estonia – 5 CP and in Lithuania – 4
CP, besides, there is an opportunity to take, instead of the Bachelor's Thesis, an exam – in this
case the exam has the same volume as the Bachelor's Thesis. The Regulations No.481,
adopted by the Cabinet of Ministers provide foe the Bachelor's Thesis in the amount of at
least 12 CP, as well as we find that the research of such a volume performed within the
development of Bachelor's Thesis help to the students to consolidate their theoretical
knowledge, as well as to specialize even in a narrower field of agriculture.
•
Conclusion: The Professional Higher Education Bachelor's Study Program “Agriculture”,
developed at the Faculty of Agriculture of the Latvia University of Agriculture is in conformity
with the generally accepted principles for the development of higher education study programs.
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Appendix 2
Confirmed in the Board of the Faculty of Agriculture
28th of October, 2011.
Chair of the Board.............................Z.Gaile
Secretary of the Board.........................E.AplociĦa
Study plan for study program Professional Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences, qualification Agronomist with specialization in
Field Crops
Amount CP
No.
Code
Study course
Test
theory
course
paper
1st year
1st
sem.
2nd
sem.
2nd year
3rd
sem.
4th
sem.
3rd year
5th
sem.
6th
sem.
4th year
7th
sem.
8th
sem.
CP
1. General study courses
1
Filz1018
2
3
4
5
Psih1011
ValoP031
ValoP032
ValoP034
ValoP035
VidZ3006
6
7
8
Citi4016
LauZ3004
Philosophy, Ethics, Aesthetics
Management
Professional English in Agriculture I
Professional English in Agriculture II
Professional German in Agriculture I
Professional German in Agriculture II
Ecology and Environmental Protection
Labour and Civil Protection
Agricultural Entrepreneurship
Patent Science and Standards
E
3
3
E
T
E
T
E
E
E
E
Tm
3
2*
2*
2*
2*
2
2
4
2
3
2
2
2
2
4
2
Total amount of CP in part 1
20
20
4
8
4
4
2. Field theoretical basic courses and courses in information technologies
9
10
Biol1015
Fozi2036
11
Ėīmi1012
12
13
14
15
16
Biol1010
LauZ4146
Biol1001
LauZ2109
Biometry
Agrophysics
Chemistry
Zoology
Physiology of Domestic Animals
Plant physiology I
Botany
Agronomy Experiment Design
E
E
3
4
3
4
E
4
4
Tm
Tm
Tm
E
E
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
52
17
18
19
20
21
22
LauZ4010
Ekon2126
Biol3008
LauZ2046
LauZ3005
Ekon2130
Accounting and investment
Microbiology
Agricultural Legislation
Theory of Economics
c.p.
Tm
E
Tm
E
1
3
2
4
2
2
1
3
2
4
2
2
36
35
1
15
3. Field professional specialization courses
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
LauZ4031
LauZ3087
Biol4002
LauZ4020
Biol3006
LauZ2042
LauZ3138
LauZ3053
LauZ3137
LauZ3010
LauZ4228
LauZ4030
LauZ3028
LauZ3031
LauZ4003
LauZ4229
LauZ4230
LauZ4231
LauZ4006
LauZ4097
Mechanisation of Agriculture
Horticulture
Apiculture
Plant Biotechnology
Marketing
Plant Physiology II
Soil Science
Soil Science and Agrochemistry
Field Cultivation
Field Cultivation
Agrochemistry
Crop Protection
Crop Protection
Entomology
Phytopathology
Grassland Management
Crop Production I
Crop Production II
Crop Production and Grassland
management
Genetics and Horticultural Plant Breeding
Animal Nutrition
Land Use Planning
4. Elective courses
5. Practice
45
46
LauZ1002
LauZP051
Farm Management
Basics of Agriculture
E
Tm
Tm
E
Tm
E
E
C.p.
E
C.p.
E
E
C.p.
Tm
Tm
E
Tm
E
10
3
2
2
2
2
2
4
5
6
3
2
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
3
3
2
2
4
4
4
4
1
2
2
1
2
2
3
5
5
3
5
5
c.p.
E
Tm
Tm
4
2
2
2
2
60
53
6
6
26
26
1
T
T
1
2
1
4
2
2
7
2
9
5
17
2
2
2
3
15
4
14
16
2
53
47
48
49
Agronomy
Field Cultivation I
Field Cultivation II
LauZP050
LauZP055
LauZP056
6. Bachelor Thesis
T
T
Tm
3
4
16
12
12
1
1
50
Bachelor Thesis I
T
1
51
Bachelor Thesis II
T
1
52
Bachelor Thesis III
T
4
53
Bachelor Thesis IV
E
6
In total
54
55
56
57
SpoZP001
SpoZP002
SpoZP003
SpoZP004
Sport I
Sport II
Sport III
Sport IV
160
152
T
0.75
T
0.75
T
0.75
T
0.75
163
3
3
4
16
1
4
6
1
4
6
8
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
* students can choose one of professional languages
E - Exam
Tm - Test, evaluated with mark
T - Test withouth mark
CP * 1,5 = ECTS
54
Study plan for study program Professional Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences, qualification Agronomist with specialization
in Horticulture
Amount CP
No.
Code
Study course
Test
theory
course
paper
1st year
1st
sem.
2nd
sem.
2nd year
3rd
sem.
4th
sem.
3rd year
5th
sem.
6th
sem.
4th year
7th
sem.
8th
sem.
CP
1
Filz1018
2
3
4
5
Psih1011
ValoP031
ValoP032
ValoP034
ValoP035
VidZ3006
6
7
8
Citi4016
LauZ3004
Management
E
3
3
E
T
E
T
E
E
E
E
Tm
3
2*
2*
2*
2*
2
2
4
2
3
2
2
2
2
4
2
20
20
4
8
4
4
9
10
Biol1015
Fozi2036
11
Ėīmi1012
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Biol1010
LauZ4146
Biol1001
LauZ2109
LauZ4010
Ekon2126
Biol3008
Biometry
Agrophysics
Chemistry
Zoology
Plant physiology I
Botany
Microbiology
E
E
3
4
3
E
4
4
Tm
Tm
Tm
E
E
c.p.
E
Tm
2
2
2
2
3
2
4
2
2
2
3
1
1
3
2
3
2
55
20
21
22
LauZ2046
LauZ3005
Ekon2130
Theory of Economics
E
Tm
E
4
2
2
4
2
2
36
35
1
15
23
27
28
29
30
31
32
34
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
42
45
47
49
51
52
53
LauZ4031
Biol4002
LauZ4020
Biol3006
LauZ2042
LauZ3138
LauZ3053
LauZ3010
LauZ4228
LauZ4030
LauZ3028
LauZ3031
LauZ4004
LauZ4027
LauZ4024
LauZ4021
LauZ4028
LauZ4159
LauZ3022
LauZ3023
LauZ3014
Plant Biotechnology
Marketing
Plant Physiology II
Soil Science
Field Cultivation
Agrochemistry
Crop Protection
Crop Protection
Entomology
Phytopathology
Apiculture
Crop Production
Decorative Gardening
Orcharding
Vegetable Production
Floriculture
Greenery
Alternative Horticulture
Horticulture
4. Elective courses
5. Practice
54
55
56
57
LauZ1002
LauZP051
LauZP050
Farm Management
Agronomy
Horticulture I
E
3
E
T
E
E
c.p.
E
E
E
c.p.
T
T
T
T
E
E
E
E
E
E
c.p.
T
c.p.
2
2
2
4
60
6
26
54
6
26
T
T
T
T
1
2
3
4
10
5
6
3
2
2
2
4
2
2
3
4
4
3
4
4
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
4
4
3
3
4
2
2
2
4
4
3
3
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
6
0
9
2
5
2
17
2
15
14
1
2
3
4
56
58
Horticulture II
6. Bachelor Thesis
Tm
12
T
T
T
16
12
1
1
4
59
60
61
Bachelor Thesis I
Bachelor Thesis II
Bachelor Thesis III
62
Bachelor Thesis IV
E
160
6
153
Sport I
Sport II
Sport III
Sport IV
T
0.75
T
0.75
T
0.75
T
0.75
163
3
In total
63
64
65
66
SpoZP001
SpoZP002
SpoZP003
SpoZP004
16
1
1
1
4
6
1
4
7
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
6
20
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
57
Study plan for study program Professional Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences, qualification Zootechnician in Breeding
Amount CP
No.
Code
Study course
Test
theory
course
paper
1st year
1st
sem.
2nd
sem.
2nd year
3rd
sem.
4th
sem.
3rd year
5th
sem.
6th
sem.
4th year
7th
sem.
8th
sem.
CP
1
Filz1018
2
Psih1011
3
ValoP031
4
5
ValoP032
ValoP034
ValoP035
VidZ3006
6
7
8
Citi4016
LauZ3004
Management
E
3
3
E
3
3
T
2*
2
E
T
2*
2*
E
E
E
E
Tm
2*
2
2
4
2
2
2
2
4
2
20
20
4
8
4
4
9
10
Biol1015
Fozi2036
11
Ėīmi1012
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Biol1010
LauZ4146
Biol1001
LauZ2109
LauZ4010
Ekon2126
Biol3008
LauZ2046
LauZ3005
Ekon2130
Biometry
Agrophysics
Chemistry
Zoology
Plant physiology I
Botany
Microbiology
Theory of Economics
E
E
3
4
3
E
4
4
Tm
Tm
Tm
E
E
c.p.
E
Tm
E
Tm
E
2
2
2
2
3
2
4
2
2
2
3
1
1
3
2
4
2
2
3
2
4
2
2
58
36
35
1
15
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
LauZ4085
LauZ3046
LauZ4093
37
38
39
LauZ4031
40
ParZ3065
LauZ1002
LauZP051
LauZP050
6
E
E
c.p.
E
E
c.p.
E
E
c.p.
E
E
E
E
E
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Basics of Veterinary
E
E
E
3
3
3
Processing of Agricultural Products
E
3
60
6
26
54
6
26
T
T
T
T
Tm
1
2
3
4
16
12
12
1
1
Farm Management
Agronomy
Livestock I
Livestock II
6. Bachelor Thesis
3
3
5
Animal Anatomy and Physiology
Feed materials
Feed materials
Forage Production
Animal nutrition
Animal nutrition
Genetics
Animal husbandry and breeding
Dairy Husbandry
Pig Breeding
Aviculture
Horse breeding
Mazie atgremotāji
4. Elective courses
5. Practice
41
42
43
44
45
10
2
4
2
4
5
4
5
2
2
4
4
3
3
6
T
1
60
Bachelor Thesis II
T
1
61
Bachelor Thesis III
T
4
Bachelor Thesis IV
3
2
Bachelor Thesis I
In total
2
3
4
59
62
3
3
E
6
160
153
4
4
3
3
6
3
3
3
3
6
0
0
1
2
9
2
5
2
3
17
2
15
4
14
16
1
2
3
4
16
1
4
6
1
4
6
7
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
59
63
64
65
66
SpoZP001
SpoZP002
SpoZP003
SpoZP004
Sport I
Sport II
Sport III
Sport IV
T
0.75
T
0.75
T
0.75
T
0.75
163
3
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
Study plan for study program Professional Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences, qualification Manager of an Agricultural
Enterprise
Amount CP
No.
Code
Study course
Test
theory
course
paper
1st year
1st
sem.
2nd
sem.
2nd year
3rd
sem.
4th
sem.
3rd year
5th
sem.
6th
sem.
4th year
7th
sem.
8th
sem.
CP
1
2
3
4
5
Filz1018
Psih1011
ValoP031
ValoP032
ValoP034
ValoP035
VidZ3006
6
7
8
Citi4016
LauZ3004
Management
E
3
3
E
T
E
T
E
3
2*
2*
2*
2*
3
2
E
E
E
Tm
2
2
4
2
2
2
2
4
2
20
20
4
8
4
4
9
10
Biol1015
Fozi2036
11
Ėīmi1012
12
13
14
15
16
17
Biol1010
LauZ4146
Biol1001
LauZ2109
LauZ4010
Biometry
Agrophysics
Chemistry
Zoology
Plant physiology I
Botany
E
E
3
4
3
4
E
4
4
Tm
Tm
Tm
E
E
c.p.
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
1
3
1
60
18
19
20
21
22
Ekon2126
Biol3008
LauZ2046
LauZ3005
Ekon2130
Microbiology
Theory of Economics
E
Tm
E
Tm
E
36
3
2
4
2
2
35
E
Tm
E
E
Tm
E
E
C.p.
E
C.p.
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
Tm
C.p.
C.p.*
C.p.*
C.p.*
3
2
3
3
2
3
4
0
2
3
2
4
2
2
1
15
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
LauZ4031
LauZ2047
Ekon 2087
Ekon1013
LauZ4020
LauZ2012
LauZ2040
LauZ2041
LauZ2044
LauZ2043
LauZ 3017
LauZ 3018
LauZ 4012
LauZ 4013
ParZ3065
LauZ2048
Ekon2127
Agrarian Policy
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Marketing
Crop Protection
Soils and Fertilizers
Field Cultivation
Field Cultivation
Horticultural production I
Horticultural production II
Horticultural production III
Crop Production I
Crop Production II
Livestock production II
Livestock production I
Forage Production
Accounting and Investment
Business horticulture *
Business livestock*
Business crop cultivation *
4. Elective courses
5. Practice
41
42
43
LauZ1002
LauZP051
LauZP050
Farm Management
Agronomy
10
5
6
3
2
3
3
2
3
4
1
1
2
1
1
3
3
3
3
5
4
4
5
3
2
3
3
5
4
4
5
3
2
2
2*
2*
2*
60
6
26
54
6
26
T
T
T
1
2
3
2
2
4
0
9
2
5
2
17
2
15
14
1
2
3
61
48
49
Agricultural Entrepreneurship I
Agricultural Entrepreneurship II
6. Bachelor Thesis
T
Tm
4
16
12
12
1
1
59
Bachelor Thesis I
T
1
60
Bachelor Thesis II
T
1
61
Bachelor Thesis III
T
4
62
Bachelor Thesis IV
E
6
160
153
T
0.75
T
0.75
T
0.75
T
0.75
163
3
In total
63
64
65
66
SpoZP001
SpoZP002
SpoZP003
SpoZP004
Sport I
Sport II
Sport III
Sport IV
4
16
1
4
6
1
4
6
7
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
62
Study plan for study program Professional Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences, qualification Agronomist with specialization
in Field Crops
Amount CP
No.
Code
Study course
Test
theory
course
paper
1st year
1st
sem.
2nd
sem.
2nd year
3rd
sem.
4th
sem.
3rd year
5th
sem.
6th
sem.
4th year
7th
sem.
8th
sem.
5th year
9th
sem.
10th
sem.
CP
1
2
3
4
5
Filz1018
Psih1011
ValoP031
ValoP032
ValoP034
ValoP035
VidZ3006
6
7
8
Citi4016
LauZ3004
Management
E
3
E
T
E
T
E
E
E
E
Tm
3
2*
2*
2*
2*
2
2
4
2
3
3
2
2
2
2
4
2
20
20
7
2
4
3
9
10
Biol1015
Fozi2036
11
Ėīmi1012
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Biol1010
LauZ4146
Biol1001
LauZ2109
LauZ4010
Ekon2126
Biol3008
LauZ2046
Biometry
Agrophysics
Chemistry
Zoology
Plant physiology I
Botany
Microbiology
E
E
3
4
E
4
Tm
Tm
Tm
E
E
c.p.
E
Tm
E
2
2
2
2
3
0
3
4
4
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
3
2
4
4
3
2
4
63
21
22
LauZ3005
Theory of Economics
Tm
E
2
2
2
2
36
35
1
9
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
LauZ4031
LauZ3087
Biol4002
LauZ4020
Biol3006
LauZ2042
LauZ3138
LauZ3053
LauZ3137
LauZ3010
LauZ4228
LauZ4030
LauZ3028
LauZ3031
LauZ4003
LauZ4229
LauZ4230
41
42
LauZ4231
LauZ4006
43
44
LauZ4097
Horticulture
Apiculture
Plant Biotechnology
Marketing
Plant Physiology II
Soil Science
Field Cultivation
Field Cultivation
Agrochemistry
Crop Protection
Crop Protection
Entomology
Phytopathology
Grassland Management
Crop Production I
Crop Production II
Crop Production and Grassland
management
E
Tm
Tm
E
Tm
E
E
C.p.
E
C.p.
E
E
C.p.
Tm
Tm
E
Tm
E
c.p.
E
4
Animal Nutrition
Land Use Planning
Tm
Tm
2
2
60
6
26
53
6
26
I
I
I
I
Ia
1
2
3
4
16
12
12
4. Elective courses
5. Practice
45
46
47
48
49
LauZ1002
LauZP051
LauZP050
LauZP055
LauZP056
Farm Management
Agronomy
Field Cultivation I
Field Cultivation II
6. Bachelor Thesis
3
2
2
2
2
2
4
8
10
4
3
2
3
2
2
2.0
2
2
4
2
2
3
3
2
2
4
4
4
4
1
1
2
2
3
5
5
2
2
3
5
5
2
2
4
2
2
7
0
3
2
4
2
6
2
14
15
10
2
6
1
2
3
4
16
64
50
Bachelor Thesis I
I
1
51
Bachelor Thesis II
I
1
52
Bachelor Thesis III
I
4
4
53
Bachelor Thesis IV
E
6
6
160
152
In total
1
1
8
16
16
16
16
15
16
16
17
16
16
65
Study plan for study program Professional Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences, qualification Agronomist with specialization in
Horticulture
Amount CP
No.
Code
Study course
Test
theory
course
paper
1st year
1st
sem.
2nd
sem.
2nd year
3rd
sem.
4th
sem.
3rd year
5th
sem.
6th
sem.
4th year
7th
sem.
8th
sem.
5th year
9th
sem.
10th
sem.
CP
1
2
3
4
5
Filz1018
Psih1011
ValoP031
ValoP032
ValoP034
ValoP035
VidZ3006
6
7
8
Citi4016
LauZ3004
Management
E
3
E
T
E
T
E
E
E
E
Tm
3
2*
2*
2*
2*
2
2
4
2
3
3
2
2
2
2
4
2
20
20
7
2
4
3
9
10
Biol1015
Fozi2036
11
Ėīmi1012
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Biol1010
LauZ4146
Biol1001
LauZ2109
LauZ4010
Ekon2126
Biol3008
LauZ2046
LauZ3005
Biometry
Agrophysics
Chemistry
Zoology
Plant physiology I
Botany
Microbiology
E
E
3
4
E
4
Tm
Tm
Tm
E
E
c.p.
E
Tm
E
Tm
2
2
2
2
3
0
3
4
4
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
3
2
4
2
4
3
2
4
2
66
22
Theory of Economics
E
2
2
36
35
1
9
23
26
27
25
28
29
30
31
33
34
35
36
37
LauZ4031
Biol4002
LauZ4020
Biol3006
LauZ2042
LauZ3138
LauZ3053
LauZ3010
LauZ4228
LauZ4030
LauZ3028
LauZ3031
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
49
51
52
53
LauZ4004
LauZ4027
LauZ4151
LauZ4152
LauZ4153
LauZ4154
LauZ4028
LauZ4159
LauZ3022
LauZ3023
LauZ3014
Plant Biotechnology
Marketing
Plant Physiology II
Soil Science
Field Cultivation
Agrochemistry
Crop Protection
Crop Protection
Entomology
Phytopathology
Apiculture
Crop Production
Decorative Gardening
Orcharding I
Orcharding II
Vegetable Production I
Vegetable Production II
Floriculture
Greenery
Horticulture
4. Elective courses
5. Practice
54
55
56
57
58
LauZ1002
LauZP051
LauZP050
Farm Management
Agronomy
Horticulture I
Horticulture II
E
E
T
E
E
c.p.
E
E
E
c.p.
T
T
T
T
E
T
E
T
E
E
E
E
c.p.
T
c.p.
3
2
2
2
2
4
8
10
4
3
2
3
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
1
4
4
1
3
4
4
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
4
1
1
2
2
2
60
6
26
53
6
26
T
T
T
T
Tm
1
2
3
4
16
7
2
0
3
2
4
2
6
2
15
15
9
2
6
1
2
3
4
16
67
6. Bachelor Thesis
59
60
61
62
Bachelor Thesis I
Bachelor Thesis II
Bachelor Thesis III
Bachelor Thesis IV
In total
12
T
T
T
E
12
160
152
1
1
4
6
1
1
4
6
7
16
16
16
16
15
17
16
16
16
16
68
Study plan for study program Professional Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences, qualification Zootechnician in
Breeding
Amount CP
No.
Code
Study course
Test
theory
course
paper
1st year
1st
sem.
2nd
sem.
2nd year
3rd
sem.
4th
sem.
3rd year
5th
sem.
6th
sem.
4th year
7th
sem.
8th
sem.
5th year
9th
sem.
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sem
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1
Filz1018
2
Psih1011
3
ValoP031
4
5
ValoP032
ValoP034
ValoP035
VidZ3006
6
7
8
Citi4016
LauZ3004
Management
E
3
E
3
T
2*
E
T
2*
2*
E
E
2*
2
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E
Tm
2
4
2
3
3
2
2
2
2
4
2
20
20
7
2
4
3
9
10
Biol1015
Fozi2036
11
Ėīmi1012
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Biol1010
LauZ4146
Biol1001
LauZ2109
LauZ4010
Ekon2126
Biol3008
LauZ2046
LauZ3005
Biometry
Agrophysics
Chemistry
Zoology
Plant physiology I
Botany
Microbiology
E
E
3
4
E
4
Tm
Tm
Tm
E
E
c.p.
E
Tm
E
Tm
2
2
2
2
3
0
3
4
4
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
3
2
4
2
4
3
2
4
2
69
22
Theory of Economics
E
2
2
36
35
1
9
8
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
LauZ4085
LauZ3046
LauZ4093
LauZ4031
ParZ3065
Animal Anatomy and Physiology
Feed materials
Feed materials
Forage Production
Animal nutrition
Animal nutrition
Genetics
E
E
c.p.
E
E
c.p.
E
3
3
E
5
c.p.
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
4
4
3
3
6
3
3
3
3
60
6
26
54
6
26
T
T
T
T
Tm
1
2
3
4
16
12
12
Dairy Husbandry
Pig Breeding
Aviculture
Horse breeding
Mazie atgremotāji
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Basics of Veterinary
4. Elective courses
5. Practice
54
55
56
44
45
LauZ1002
LauZP051
LauZP050
Farm Management
Agronomy
Livestock I
Livestock II
6. Bachelor Thesis
10
4
3
2
3
3
2
2
3
4
3
4
2
2
4
4
5
2
2
4
4
3
3
6
3
3
3
3
6
3
3
3
4
2
3
6
2
14
15
9
2
4
6
16
1
2
3
4
16
59
Bachelor Thesis I
T
1
1
60
Bachelor Thesis II
T
1
61
Bachelor Thesis III
T
4
4
62
Bachelor Thesis IV
E
6
6
1
70
In total
160
153
7
16
16
17
16
15
16
16
16
16
16
71
Study plan for study program Professional Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences, qualification Manager of an Agricultural
Enterprise
Amount CP
No.
Code
Study course
Test
theory
course
paper
1st year
1st
sem.
2nd
sem.
2nd year
3rd
sem.
4th
sem.
3rd year
5th
sem.
6th
sem.
4th year
7th
sem.
8th
sem.
5th year
9th
sem.
10th
sem
CP
1
Filz1018
2
3
Psih1011
4
5
ValoP031
ValoP032
ValoP034
ValoP035
VidZ3006
6
7
8
Citi4016
LauZ3004
Management
E
3
E
T
3
2*
E
T
E
E
2*
2*
2*
2
E
E
Tm
2
4
2
3
3
2
2
2
2
4
2
20
20
7
2
4
3
9
10
Biol1015
Fozi2036
11
Ėīmi1012
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Biol1010
LauZ4146
Biol1001
LauZ2109
LauZ4010
Ekon2126
Biol3008
LauZ2046
LauZ3005
Biometry
Agrophysics
Chemistry
Zoology
Plant physiology I
Botany
Microbiology
E
E
3
4
E
4
Tm
Tm
Tm
E
E
c.p.
E
Tm
E
Tm
2
2
2
2
3
0
3
4
4
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
3
2
4
2
4
3
2
4
2
72
22
Theory of Economics
E
2
2
36
35
1
9
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
LauZ4031
LauZ2047
Ekon 2087
Ekon1013
LauZ4020
LauZ2012
LauZ2040
LauZ2041
LauZ2044
LauZ2043
LauZ 3017
LauZ 3018
LauZ 4012
LauZ 4013
ParZ3065
LauZ2048
Ekon2127
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Agrarian Policy
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Marketing
Crop Protection
Field Cultivation
Field Cultivation
Horticultural production I
Horticultural production II
Horticultural production III
Crop Production I
Crop Production II
Livestock production II
Livestock production I
Forage Production
Accounting and Investment
Business horticulture *
Business livestock*
Business crop cultivation *
4. Elective courses
5. Practice
41
42
43
48
49
LauZ1002
LauZP051
LauZP050
Farm Management
Agronomy
Agricultural Entrepreneurship I
Agricultural Entrepreneurship II
6. Bachelor Thesis
E
Tm
E
E
Tm
E
E
C.p.
E
C.p.
E
E
E
E
E
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C.p.
3
2
3
3
2
3
4
0
2
8
10
4
3
3
2
3
3
2
3
4
1
1
2
1
1
3
3
3
5
4
4
5
3
2
3
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3
5
4
4
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6
26
54
6
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16
12
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4
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3
2
4
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7
2
14
15
9
2
6
1
2
3
4
16
73
59
Bachelor Thesis I
T
1
60
Bachelor Thesis II
T
1
61
Bachelor Thesis III
T
4
4
62
Bachelor Thesis IV
E
6
6
160
153
In total
1
1
7
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
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Appendix 3
Descriptions of Study Courses
General study course
Course title Philosophy, Ethics, Aesthetics
Course code Filz1018
Credit points 3
ECTS creditpoints 4.50
Total Contact Hours 48
Number of lectures 24
Course developers Juris Vuguls, Leonards Leikums, Ināra Leikuma
Course abstract Students will acquire the history of philosophical thought, development of
ethical ideas and conceptions, the ethical and aesthetical values. During the study course
students analyze ethical and aesthetical ideas nowadays. There are lectures and discussions at
seminars, group work and presentations as the methods are used in study course.
Learning outcomes Knowledge: The study course gives enlarged understanding about main
development periods of ethics, aesthetics and philosophy; knowledge about main paradigms,
philosophical ideas and conceptions. General knowledge about human, personality, his/her
value and position in the changing world. Skills: During the study course students will
elaborate skills of analyzing ethical and aesthetically ideas nowadays. The material and
approaches in this study course help elaborate skills to view problems in wide contexts;
learning skills; critical thinking and ability to make independent and sound judgments; skills
of listening, dialogue and communication. Competence. Capability to create a world outlook,
evaluate the relationship between the individual and society in the context of current affairs
and the chosen specialty.
Course title Organizational Psychology and Management
Course code Psih1011
Credit points 3
Course developers Vizma Vanovska, Guntars Deičmans
Course abstract Organizational psychology and management examines theoretical and
practical aspects of organization work management activities, principles and perfection of
potentialities, as well as interpersonal communication in organization. During the course the
role of manager in managing processes is analyzed, psychological aspects of group and team
building is considered, communication in organization, employee motivation as increaser of
work effectiveness.
Learning outcomes Knowledge about: organizational theories, organization management
principles and functions of management.Understanding influencing factors of organization,
effective communication in organization, dealing with conflicts, psychological peculiarities of
team building.Skills in understanding internal and external processes of organizations and
make decisions according to change of situation.Skills in analyzing management situations by
using different cognitions of theoretical schools. Work in team/ group and
individually.Effective planning and organizing of work.Competencies- to deal with problems
make decisions and foresee development in different situations of organization.
Course title Professional English in Agriculture I
Course code ValoP031
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
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Course developers Andris Gaters
Course abstract The course is aimed at the acquisition of knowledge, skills and competence
in professional foreign language to extend the students` professional qualification and
improve their communication ability with foreign students and specialists (for better work
placement abroad, participation in guest lectures, work in joint venture companies, etc.). The
study course envisages the mastering of language skills in various forms and levels of
communication – reading, speaking, listening, writing focusing on the terminology of
agriculture and related fields.
Learning outcomes After completing the course the student will have: *knowledge –
terminology of agriculture, including the specialisms in agrotechnologies, organic farming,
sustainable agriculture, agricultural policy, ecology and knowledge of terms in related
branches – crop science, horticulture, animal husbandry, information in a foreign language;
the knowledge of the language use in the professional area. Skills - students are able to apply
the knowledge and communicative skills in reading, speaking, listening and writing in their
professional activities, participating in discussions, creating dialogues, making presentations.
Students are able to use professional terminology in various communicative situations
(telephone talks, job interviews, business correspondence, electronic documents, etc.).
Competence - students have improved the competence of professional English in order to
apply a foreign language creatively in spoken and written communication for professional
activities, student mobility.
Course title Professional English in Agriculture II
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Andris Gaters
Learning outcomes After completing the course the student will have: knowledge –
(telephone talks, job interviews, business correspondence, electronic documents, etc.).
Competence - students have improved the competence of professional English in order to
apply a foreign language creatively in spoken and written commu
Course title Professional German in Agriculture I
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Oksana Mališeva
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Learning outcomes After completing the course the student will have: knowledge –
(telephone talks, job interviews, business correspondence, electronic documents, etc.). They
are able to find the necessary information in a foreign language on-line, work with
dictionaries of terminology and industry. Competence - students have improved the
competence of professional German.
Course title Professional German in Agriculture II
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Oksana Mališeva
Learning outcomes Knowledge – terminology of agriculture, including the specialisms in
agrotechnologies, organic farming, sustainable agriculture, agricultural policy, ecology and
knowledge of terms in related branches – crop science, horticulture, animal husbandry,
information in a foreign language; the knowledge of the language use in the professional area.
Skills - students are able to apply the knowledge and communicative skills in reading,
speaking, listening and writing in their professional activities, participating in discussions,
creating dialogues, making presentations. Students are able to use professional terminology in
various communicative situations (telephone talks, job interviews, business correspondence,
electronic documents, etc.). They are able to find the necessary information in a foreign
language on-line, work with dictionaries of terminology and industry. Competence - students
have improved the competence of professional German.
Course title Ecology and Environmental Protection
Course code VidZ3006
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Viesturs Jansons
Course abstract Humans, environmental issues, their causes and sustainability. The
ecological background: biosphere, ecosystems and its components, energy flow and matter
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cycling. Resources and sustainable resource management. Nature protection. Biodiversity in
aquatic and terrestrial systems. Environmental quality: assessment and mitigation of water, air
and soil pollution. Impact of agriculture on biodiversity, soil erosion, pesticides and nutrients.
Solid and hazardous waste. Environmental problems: climate change, depletion and air
pollution. Environmental economics and politics.
Learning outcomes 1. The course develops knowledge and understanding of the conceptual
foundation of ecology and environmental science, describe solutions for most important
environmental problems, gives students insight to the theoretical and practical issues of
Ecology and Environmental Protection. 2. The course enables students with an ability of
critical thinking to discern facts and will help them to analyze environmental issues relevant
with the scope of course works, projects and graduation works in their field of studies. 3. The
course elaborates competence to use the basic ecological principles that govern the solving of
environmental problems, that students can then bring to elaborate their projects and research
approaches on relevant issues of their field of studies.
Course title Labour and Civil Protection
Course code Citi4016
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Imants Bērtaitis, Uldis Karlsons, Pēteris KaĜeiĦikovs
Course abstract International and Latvian labour protection and emergences conventions,
rules and regulations. Labour safety training order. Labour environment supervision and
inspection. Electrosafety. Fire safety. Emergency situations in Latvia (risk awareness,
preventive measures, preparation, response, elemination of consequences). People duties,
rights, beheviour and protection in emergency situations.
Learning outcomes After completing the course student will have: The knowledge and
critical understanding of the role and place of labour safety and civil protection in the work
process of organizations and companies. The skills of creating a civil protection system in a
company instructing of employees at work place and training the employees for safe work
methods. Competences of carrying out the indoor work environment monitoringi in
cooperation with a labour safety specialist and knowing how to act in emergency situations.
Course title Agricultural Entrepreneurship
Course code LauZ3004
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Dzidra Kreišmane, Linda SiliĦa, Iveta KĜaviĦa
Course abstract Study course is dedicated to raising awareness of the nature of the business,
business creation and their security. Course of study is divided into two parts, which are
included in the general part of business principles, an analysis of the business environment,
business planning, analysis of risk factors, aspects of competitiveness and leadership
principles. The specialized section depth is acquired agricultural sector-specific and companyspecific organization of work, the prerequisites for building, choice of specialization; work
planning, business financing and management, cooperation.
Learning outcomes Knowledge of the business management nature, the implementation
aspects of it and influencing factors, the company's business and financial performance
evaluation forms and the possibilities of competitiveness. Skills and abilities in drawing up
business plans, corporate business analysis and risk assessment of farms. Appreciate yourself
as a manager of the company and establish criteria for staff selection and remuneration of the
company. Competence. Students are competent to carry out the establishment, determine its
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nature and specialization trends, assess the business plan and carry out economic analysis of
agricultural enterprise, to evaluate the financial and cooperation opportunities.
Course title Patent and Standard
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Dace Šterne
Course abstract Essence of patent, causes of origin and development. Organization and patent
management in Latvia. Inventions, their objects. Invention formula. Compiling announcement
of patent and procedure of presentation. Rights of author and announcer. Trademark.
Prototype of design, the patent tender of prototype of design. Copyright. Modern tendency of
production and service standard and certification. World - wide certification practice.
International cooperation of production quality assurance and liquidation of trade technical
barriers. International agreements and their organizations.
Learning outcomes After completing the course student will have:
• Knowledge about intellectual property rights and their use in national economy;
• Skills of trademark, design prototype, patent search, announcing and presentation;
• Competence to find necessary information about different intellectual property rights and
its registering.
Field theoretical basic courses
Course title Biometrics
Course code Biol1015
Credit points 3
Course developers Līga Paura
Course abstract Student acquire parametric data analyses methods, as also check the model
assumptions violations. During the studies the real examples related to agriculture sciences
are using. Statistical software is provides for problem tasks solving. The course topics are the
following: descriptive statistic, hypothesis testing for two samples a mean, analyse of variance
(ANOVA), correlation and regression.
Learning outcomes After completing the course student will have: knowledge and critical
understanding about data analysis methods; apply data analyses methods in students research
projects; skills to define test hypothesis; to choose according to the research project test
hypothesis and data analysis method; to interpret results; to formulate conclusions;
competences in collaboration with supervisor to realize research in bachelor work; to use data
analysis methods in research projects and bachelor work.
Course title Agrophysics
Course code Fizi2036
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Ilze Pelēce, Andris BērziĦš, Uldis Gross
Course abstract Course of agro physics consists of three parts and it is mastered within
lectures, laboratory works and individual studies. Physics uses basic knowledge to explain
conditions such as water, heat, light and exchange of gases- that are essential for existence of
biological objects. Meteorology. Gives knowledge on atmosphere processes, determining
weather and plants growing conditions. Radiobiology. The aim of this course is to master
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basis and units of measure of ionizing radiance in radiobiology, the biological impact of
ionizing radiance, application radiance and measures of precaution.
Learning outcomes After completing the course students will have: knowledge about
regularity of essential concepts of agrophysics and critical understanding of how to use it in
real-world process description; skills to use measurements of physical quantities and apply
knowledge in calculation for their branch of research, summarize and analytically describe the
results; competences to evaluate results of measurements and calculations, problem solving
and understand what influence their professional activities have on environment.
Course title Chemistry
Course code Ėīmi1012
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Māra Kūka
Course abstract The students are provided with knowledge of chemical elements and their
composition; classification, nomenclature, chemical properties and transformations of
inorganic and organic compounds. To improve knowledge and skills individual work-tasks,
training materials and tests are provided. Written exam.
Learning outcomes Knowledge on general conception and generality of chemistry,
interactions of chemical compounds and critical understanding of role of chemistry in various
processes and occurrences; skills to apply theoretical knowledge of chemistry to solve issues
during further specialization, professional perfection and in protection of environment;
competence to acquire, critically analyze and use chemical information, to understand the role
of it in ones study process and professional work.
Course title Zoology
Course code Biol
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Gunārs Pētersons
Course abstract Zoology is an introductionary course providing insights into general
principles of the structure and functions of animal body and basic physiological processes, as
well as their evolution. The course also covers taxonomic diversity of the animal kingdom,
basic laws of ecology, the role of animals in ecosystem processes and information on the
impact of agriculture, particularly animal husbandry on the ecosystems.
Learning outcomes knowledge on structure and physiological processes of animals of
different taxonomic groups; on diversity of the kingdom of animals and on the role of animals
in ecosystems; skills to search for zoological and ecological information and to analyze it; to
carry out sections of animals, to identify species of animals by the identification guide;
competence to evaluate the importance of wild animals in the protection of animal and public
health and in the protection of environment, to be competent and to be able to find
information on the taxonomic status of different animal species.
Course title Animal Physiology
Course code LauZ
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Dace Keidāne
Course abstract Animal physiology is the fundamental biological science that studies the life
processes in the body, certain organs, tissues and cells, as well as the function of regulatory
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principles and mechanisms. Students will gain knowledge of the processes which take place
in the body and how these processes affect animal behavior.
Learning outcomes
•knowledge of the animal ongoing physiological processes and the process control;
•skill acquired knowledge in animal husbandry and the evaluation of operating conditions.
•competences in matters subject of cell and tissue mechanisms of action, for processes that
take place in the central nervous system and sensory system works and how all of these
consists of animal behavior in general.
Course title Plant Physiology I
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Ina AlsiĦa, Valdis Klāsens
Course abstract Students acquire knowledge about carbohydrates, fat, protein, nucleic acids,
biologically active compounds and their role in the cells, tissue and organism. Enzymes and
the factors influencing their activity. Plant cell physiology. Respiration, anaerobic and aerobic
stage, substratum and the influencing factors of environment. Photosynthesis. Plant pigments.
Plant water regime. Transpiration. Mineral nutrition, uptake in plants. The biological nitrogen
fixation. The moving of organic substances in plants.
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge about plant growth and development,
physiological processes in plants, effects of internal and environmental factors on plants and
yield formation. Students are able to determine main physiological parameters of plants.
Students can assess plant growth and development and affecting and limiting plant
ontogenesis factors.
Course title Botany
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Viesturs Šulcs
Course abstracts The structure and functions of plant cell. The classification and functions of
plant tissues. The structure and functions of plants vegetative and generative organs. The
morphology and anatomy of root, stem and leaf. The morphology and anatomy of flower. The
reproduction of plants. He classification of plants. The characterization and importance of
plant groups.
Learning outcomes Knowledge of plant morphology, biology, ecology and their significance
in plant communities, taxa migration, geographical occurrence and floristic status in Latvia.
Skills to analyze and evaluate the morphological features of the woody plants, to evaluate
their taxonomic value and to identify taxa. Competence to evaluate and explain the
expressions of the interaction of woody plants taxa and the environment, to discuss the
suitability of the taxon to the particular ecological conditions.
Course title Agronomy Experiment Design
Credit points 3
Course developers Zinta Gaile, Indulis Melngalvis, Dainis LapiĦš
Course abstract Students acquire the experimental designe (single and two or three factor
experiments, design of field observations, planning of funds for research work), the statistical
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processing of obtained research data and profesional evaluation of obtained results. In
addition, students acquire skills, how and where to study scientific literature, and how to draw
up course and bachelor papers.
Learning outcomes After completing the study course students will have:
• knowledge and understanding of theoretical and empirical research in agriculture and its
basic concepts;
• skills to formulate, critically evaluate and coordinate key issues, according to goals and
objectives of the study work, choose research and data processing methods, to interpret
the obtained data, to formulate conclusions appropriate for results;
• competences in cooperation with advisor to carry out final research paper, to use other
research results for discussion.
Course title Agronomy Experiment Design
Credit points 1
Total Contact Hours Course developers Indulis Melngalvis
Course abstract Subject choiece and research task determination. Studies of scientific
literature. Research hypothesis highlighting. Design of experiments. Planing of resources for a
research. Planing of observation in experiments. Research data mathematical processing and a
professional interpretation of results. Analysis of variance, correlation and regression. Design
of tables, diagrams and charts.
Learning outcomes After completing the course paper students will have:
• knowledge and understanding of agricultural research planning, data processing and
interpretation;
• skills to formulate, critically evaluate and coordinate key issues, according to goals and
objectives of the study work, choose an appropriate research and data processing
methods of particular study, to interpret data results, to formulate conclusions
appropriate for results;
• competences in cooperation with advisor to carry out final research paper, to use other
research results for discussion.
Course title Accounting and Investments
Course code Ekon2126
Credit points 3
Course developers Irina Pilvere, Inguna Leibus
Course abstract Students learn accounting, company financial accounting double entry
system and tax, introduced to basic accounting principles, the company's products and their
sources, tracking objects, assets evaluation methods, as well as revenue and expenses
reflected in the simple entry system. Students acquire an in-depth understanding of agriculture
and rural development accessible to the national and EU aid modalities and funding
conditions Latvian, and practically acquainted with the investment support measures.
Learning outcomes Knowledge of general accounting, financial accounting and taxation for
businesses, as well as for agricultural and rural development aid modalities and conditions.
Skills to prepare favorite books and tax records, registers and accounts, use of agricultural and
rural development from existing national and EU support. Competence through the course
gained theoretical knowledge and practical skills to organize the accounting work in the
company, to attract investment.
Course title Microbiology
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Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Laila Dubova, Valdis Klāsens
Course abstract The students acquire microorganisms’ physiological processes, the cell
structure and the functions of main organic matters - carbohydrates, fat, protein, enzymes,
nucleic acids, biologically active compounds and their role in the microorganisms. The
students acquire knowledge about systematic principles and identification methods of
bacteria, fungi. Structure and functions of viruses. The students study about growth and
reproductions of microorganisms, their types of metabolism and symbiotic relations with
plants and animals. Factors influencing the development of microorganisms.
Learning outcomes Knowledge about microbiological processes, their regularity and
influence on the agricultural yield formation and quality have been acquired. Students obtain
knowledge about the influence of microorganisms to the soil quality, fertility and
sustainability. Students are able to recognize the major groups of microorganisms and their
metabolites. They can assess necessity to use microbiological preparations for improvement
of agricultural yield.
Course title Agricultural Resources
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Number of lectures 36
Course developers Zinta Gaile, Aldis KārkliĦš
Course abstract Study course introduces students with organization of learning at LLU and
gives very basic knowledge in profession. Students acquire with the role and classification of
natural resources in agriculture: climate, water, soil resources, mineral deposits and its use;
plants, animals and microorganisms and its role in agricultural production. Students acquire
sense of agriculture and its branches as components of national economy.
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge on different kind of resources, their
classification and possible use: on climate, soil, mineral deposits, plants, animals,
microorganisms. Study course gives knowledge on agriculture and its branches as part of
national economy. Students will obtain skills to identify rocks and minerals; to evaluate
importance of climate, soil and mineral deposits. Students are skilled to distinguish suitable
resources for agricultural production from harmful organisms; they comprehend classification
of agriculture as production branch and importance of different sub-sectors. In result students
are competent to choice their further specialization in agronomy, zootechnics or management
in agriculture, and they are ready to acquire next, special study courses.
Course title Agricultural Legislation
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Dzidra Kreišmane, Ilze Upīte
Course abstract Study course is dedicated to raising awareness of the legislative process in
Latvia, on the public an opportunity to engage in this process and influence it. State functions
to ensure business in the countryside. Legal basis of economic mechanisms and instruments.
Legal basis of credit relations and credit institutions. Functions of local government in rural
entrepreneurship. Laws regulating businesses. Legal and regulatory laws in agricultural
sector.
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Learning outcomes Knowledge of regulatory development and approval process related to
business fields and about involved institutions in it, the possibility of farmers' associations to
participate in the legislative process and influence it. Skills: navigate the laws and regulations
of the range, find an appropriate basis for concrete situation in regulatory documents and
apply the laws and regulations of the Cabinet of Ministers for doing business in agriculture.
Competence: to participate in the legislative process through agricultural associations and
organizations, provide an explanation of the situation and analysis on the basis of the
normative documents.
Course title Theory of Economics
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Linda GriĦēviča,
Course abstract The aim of subject is, by acquiring theoretical basics and economical
regularity as in micro, as in macro economical level, to understand its practical opportunity to
use it. To understand macro economical relation ship and tendencies in Latvia Economy.
Learning outcomes Knowledge – students can present their comprehensive knowledge on
theoretical basic principles and micro- and macroeconomic relationships, get a comprehensive
understanding of the most important scientific and practical basic principles; skills – based on
their theoretical knowledge, students can practically analyse basic micro- and macroeconomic
problems, model changes in market equilibrium, analyse motivations for market behaviours of
consumers and producers, forecast the performance of market mechanism depending on the
extent of competition in a market; competence – based on their theoretical knowledge and the
economic relationships learnt, students can independently obtain, select, and systemise
necessary information, independently analyse and tackle problems, make justified decisions,
hear out and discuss practical solutions, and make proposals according to an economic
situation.
Field Professional specialization courses
Agronomist with Specialization in Crop Science
Course title Mechanisation of Agriculture
Credit points 3
Course developers Jānis Palabinskis
Course abstract Energy carriers. Energetic machinery. Field, Horticulture and Animal
breading mechanising technologies, implements and machinery for its introduction, principal
schemes of machines, action, its place in the technological chine in the production of concrete
products. Estimation of the quality of implements and machines, usage costs.
Learning outcomes Knowledge -in agricultural mechanization issues, technologies and
applied machinery, machine constructive solutions, operation and adjustment. Skills – to
evaluate the necessary plant breeding tasks, technological solutions for operation of the
applied machinery and technical solutions. Competence – the acquired knowledge and skills
give a possibility to know competently the issues of mechanization, to choose the appropriate
technologies and machinery for their implementation as well as organize work with the
machinery.
Course title Horticulture
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Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developer Kaspars Kampuss
Course abstract The aim of the course is to find out diversity of horticultural plants and
individualities of their cultivation and utilization. Students know a status of horticulture in
Latvia and worldwide. They acquire biology of horticultural plants in relationship with
providing of ecological conditions. Students can manage a process of horticultural plant
production in scientific way.
• knowledge about horticultural plant - fruits, vegetables and ornamentals – diversity, their
use for different purposes; learn about propagation and production of the most important
horticultural crops in relationship with providing the necessary ecological conditions;
• skills to manage the agronomical processes of the horticultural crops’ cultivars growing;
• competence to evaluate agronomical processes during growing of different horticultural
crops and cultivars in relationship with the growing purpose and conditions.
Course title Apiculture
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developer Marta Liepniece
Course abstract Students know importance of bee-keeping in national economy and ecology.
They study bee - keeping history, races of bees, the honey - bee colony, colony life, honey bee
products, the management for honey other bee products production, important nectar plants
and their nectar yields, diseases and pest control of the honey bee.
• knowledge about the honey-bee colony, colony life, races of bees, variety of bee products
and beekeeping methods, food base of bees, nectar plants, bee diseases and pest control;
• skills to choose the most appropriate beekeeping methods different bee products- honey,
beeswax, propolis, pollen, royal jelly, bee venom production, methods of bees diseases
and pest control;
• competence to assess food base of bees and organize works in the apiary. Prepare a plan of
the pollination of the main crops and evaluation of the pollination efficacy.
Course title Plant Biotechnology
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developer Ina AlsiĦa, Laila Dubova
Course abstract The possibilities of application and the essence of biotechnology methods of
plants. The problem of protein. The ability and changeability of synthesis of microorganisms.
The decisive factors of preservation of plants’ production. Transformation of the products
photosynthesis. The problem of sugar and its solution. The biotechnological obtaining of
ethanol, amino acids, vitamins and other compounds. the obtaining of biogas. The cultivation
of mushrooms. The biotechnology method in preserving environment. The clearing of
sewage. Composts. The degradation of pesticides.
Learning outcomes Knowledge about plant diseases and these causal agents and influence of
environment to the development of diseases have been aquired. Students obtain knowledge
about the most wide-spread and harmful diseases of agricultural crops.
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Students are able to recognize the most important diseases under field conditions, have the
skills to characterize casual agents of diseases and konwledge on the basic principles of
epidemiology.
Students are able to estimate harmfulness of diseases, to understand life cycles of diseases
and will be competent to evaluate risk of disease development in the specific situation.
Students are able to integrate knowledge in the plant pathology with practical agronomy.
Course title Marketing
Course code LauZ
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Total Contact Hours
Course developer Inguna Gulbe
Course abstract Study course is dedicated to raising awareness of the principles of market
operation. Preconditions for development of marketing as a science and its stages of
development. Marketing environment. The process of marketing strategy planning, it's
development concepts and process. Theoretical conclusions of strategy planning with analytic
approach. Research of practical problems. Emphasized theories and concepts. Comtemporary
communication problem, it's research. Use of quantitative methods in marketing research.
Basic international marketing, management and co-ordination.
Learning outcomes
• knowledge on the development of marketing and elaboration of respective communication
system, considering the distinction between companies. In-depth knowledge on
advertisement. Analytic perception on communication tools of integrated marketing and their
applications.
• skills - able to independently analyze, evaluate and develop marketing programs. Able to
assess the impact of diverse marketing strategies on business economic performance, to find a
new approach to marketing strategy;
• competences - able to independently formulate and scrutinize different marketing strategies,
substantiate own conclusions and bring proposals for problem solving in marketing environs.
Course title Plant Physiology II
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Valdis Klāsens, Laila Dubova, Ina AlsiĦa
Course abstract Students acquire knowledge about the growth and development of plants.
Plant hormones and growth regulators. Photoperiods and the physiology of flowering.
Dormancy. The physiology of stress of plants and adaptation to unfavorable conditions of
environment. The pathophysiology of plants. The processes of changes of substances during
the ripening, dormancy and germination of seeds. The physiological processes during yield
formation at the different groups of agricultural crops.
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge about plant growth and development,
physiological processes in plants, effects of internal and environmental factors on plants and
yield formation. Students are able to determine main physiological parameters of plants.
Students can assess plant growth and development and affecting and limiting plant
ontogenesis factors.
Course title Soil Science
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
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Course developers Aldis KārkliĦš
Course abstract General scheme of the soil forming processes and factors. Soil profile
development. Soil organic matter, formation, composition and properties of soil humus. Soil
chemical composition, soil colloids, absorbing processes, soil reaction, buffer capacity. Soil
physical properties. Soil genesis and classification. Soil degradation, mapping and land
evaluation. Soil water management. Land reclamation.
Learning outcomes Knowledge and understanding about the basic geological processes, soil
formation and genesis, principal soils’ properties, about soil classification, geography,
mapping, evaluation. To obtain skills in morphological, physical and chemical analytical
methods, in critical analysis of obtained information, in data processing and interpretation
methodology. Development of ability for decision making and advisory activities in the field
of soil related issues.
Course title Soils and Fertilizers
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Ināra Līpenīte, Aldis KārkliĦš
Course abstract Case study for real farm or proposed model farm. Farm soil fertility survey
and fertiliser use planning. Calculations of manure (peat, compost, growth media etc.)
production and use. Soil fertility management. Field or greenhouse crops’ fertilization
planning. Diagnostics of plant nutrition. Plant nutrient balance calculation.
Learning outcomes Improvement of theoretical knowledge on plant nutrient resources and
fertility management of soil. Skills of soil fertility survey and field crops’ fertilization
planning, ability to evaluate economics of fertilizer application and analyze environmental
aspects, ability to produce solutions on available arrangements and technologies.
Course title Field Cultivation
Credit points 3
Course developers Andris BērziĦš, Maija Ausmane
Course abstract The aim of this course is to provide students with soil management as a
branch of science, objects and methods of research; regularities in soil management; Plant
life-related factors; possibilities of practical regulation. Biological peculiarities and
classification of weeds; Estimation of weed pressure under field conditions and in the yield of
crop. Weed control; Systems of crop rotation, soil management and field cultivation systems.
Crop plants in crop rotation; Substation of proper soil tillage. Methods and ways of soil
tillage. Soil tillage systems; Co-ordination of measures relating to
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge and are possible to direct the critical
understanding of this knowledge about scientific basics of field cultivation, crop rotation,
weed's species, their biological individualities and control, soil tillage, field management
systems. To knew put into practice the knowledge about different weed species. Students
acquire skills to estimate weediness of sowings, to choose optimal weed control methods.
Know how estimate the necessary of crop rotations, and planning soil tillage technologies. Be
able self-dependency to carry the decisions and to find creative development in different
conditions. In the result the students will be competent to direct soil management or advisory
the peasants for different questions in field cultivation.
Course title Field Cultivation
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Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course abstract The aim of work is studys and charakterization of the crop production level
of farm. Design of crop rotation system for farm in connection with the soil and climat
conditions. Planning of soil tillage and weed control in the crop rotation. Course project has to
be carried out for real or model farm or based on results of experimental work.
Learning outcomes Students will obtain the knowledges and skills necessary for planning
crop rotation in farm, for valuation of farm's production level. They will raise competence to
rational land use, to motivate decisions related to the complex measures for crop rotation
design, soil tillage and weed control. This competences is necessary for students as future
farmer or farmer advisors.
Course title Soil Fertility and Fertilizers
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course abstract Plant nutrient uptake, soil fertility – assessment and optimisation. Fertilizers nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, micro-, multinutrient - production, characteristics, principles
of use, interactions with soil. Technology of fertilizer use. Manure and organic fertilizers.
Crop's fertilisation in field and greenhouses. Plant nutrient cycles, optimisation of fertilizer
use, reccomendation systems.
Learning outcomes Knowledge and understanding about the basic processes dealing with
formation of soil fertility, methods and technologies of soil fertility management. Materials,
used for soil improvement and plant nutrition – understanding and practical skills for its use.
To obtain skills in fertiliser use planning and management. Ability to evaluate and critical
analysis of obtained information, in data processing and interpretation methodology.
Development of ability for decision making and advisory activities in the field of soil fertility
and plant nutrition issues.
Course title Crop Protection
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Ināra Turka
Course abstract The students are acquainted with the selection of agrochemicals and
application methods for crop protection which are based on the physical, chemical and
toxicological properties and economic indices of agrochemicals. Knowledge of mode of
action of pesticides on pests and elements of environment, resistance of pests and pathogens
against to pesticides are the fundamentals of crop protection as integrated science are the
essential parts of academic programme.
Learning outcomes Students acquire a broad theoretical knowledge of the registered plant
protection products (PPP) in Latvia. Students acquire classification of PPP, routes of exposure
and mechanisms of toxic properties, use of technology and the effects on the environment.
Prevent the development of resistance against PPP. Acquired skills and competences will
allow in the practice to select and use PPP on different crops against harmful organisms and
to take into account the laws and regulations and safety.
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Credit points 1
Total Contact Hours Course developers Ināra Turka, Gunita Bimšteine
Course abstract The goal of the course work is to acquire skills for practical drawing up the
agrotechnical and plant protection project of field and greenhouse crops. In the project the
special impact on chemical and biological plant protection systems for control of pests is
obligatory. The plant protection system should be draw up based on registered in Latvia plant
protection products.
Learning outcomes Theoretical knowledge of the registered plant protection products in
Latvia and their use of technology allow to prepare a draft for the choice of crop protection
products against harmful organisms. The obtained competence allows to draw up projects and
publicly defend.
Course title Entomology
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Elga Plīse
Course abstract Subject includes studies on most important pests, their taxonomy, biology,
ecology and control measures. Students will learn useful organisms as well, their main
systematic groups. Study of most important pest complex in the agricultural crops.
Learning outcomes Students acquire knowledge on plant pest taxonomy, biology, ecology
and control measures. Know the most important and most common Latvian agricultural crop
pests and their damage. Students know how to identify pests and their damage to crops and
familiar with the plant pest biology and ecology. Are competent to assess the damage caused
by pests, understands the most important pests and the need to control a given situation. Able
to integrate knowledge of plant pests with practically agronomy.
Course title Phytopathology
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Biruta Bankina
Course abstract Subject includes studies on plants diseases and their causal organisms (fungi,
bacteria, viruses). Students will study process on infection, influence of environmental, ways
and possibilities spreading and survival of pathogens. The students are acquainted with the
most important diseases of agricultural crops, their causal agents and life cycle of diseases.
Learning outcomes Knowledge about plant diseases and these causal agents and influence of
environment to the development of diseases have been acquired. Students obtain knowledge
about the most wide-spread and harmful diseases of agricultural crops. Students are able to
recognize the most important diseases under field conditions, have the skills to characterize
casual agents of diseases and knowledge on the basic principles of epidemiology. Students are
able to estimate harmfulness of diseases, to understand life cycles of diseases and will be
competent to evaluate risk of disease development in the specific situation. Students are able
to integrate knowledge in the plant pathology with practical agronomy.
Course title Grassland Management
Course code LauZ
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Credit points 3
Course developers Aleksandrs Adamovičs
Course abstract Grassland management is a part of forage production, and is closely
connected with the establishment of stable forage basis, thus promoting animal production.
The main goal of grassland management is to provide animals with quality grass forage
produced in pastures and meadows As a branch of science grassland deals with morphological
traits and bioecological properties of herbage, the formation of plant groups and possibilities
of their regulation.
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge on agro-ecological factors influencing field of
herbage yield, and their interaction. Students get knowledge on seed production, on
morphology, agro – ecological demands, legumes and grasses management and yield quality
of herbage.Students are skilled to evaluate role of agro – ecological factors on herbage yield
formation, they are skilled to identify different legumes and grasses, to detect forage quality
parameters, and to use them. Students are able to choose herbage management operations and
to draw up grass forage management plan for hay, hay-crop silage and wilted grass silage.In
result, students are competent to organize a hall forage production, harvesting, first stage
processing, storage and sale, to choose suitable cultivation, to study scientific literature and to
carry out further self - education on topics included into the study course.
Course title Crop Production I
Credit points 5
Course developers Zinta Gaile, Dzintra Kreita
Course abstract Students acquire theoretical base of yield formation: agro-ecological factors
exerting an influence on field crops yield, their unity and interaction; levels of yield and
methods to calculate them. Students acquire seed science and organization of seed production,
morphological and anatomical differences of different seeds. Seed quality, certification and
sales processes. Students acquire knowledge in importance and distribution of cereals, their
demands for growing, developmental peculiarities, agricultural practices and evaluation of
cereals yield quality.
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge on agro-ecological factors influencing field
crops yield, and their interaction. Students get knowledge on seed production and seed
certification in Latvia, on morphology, agro-ecological demands, crop management and yield
quality of cereals. Students are skilled to evaluate role of agro-ecological factors on yield
formation, they are skilled to identify different seeds, to detect seed and grain quality
parameters, and to use them. Students are able to utilize seed certificates and to calculate
cereals’ yield according to given values of agro-ecological parameters. Students are able to
choose crop management operations and to draw up crop management plan for cereals. In
result, students are competent to organize cereal production, harvesting, first stage processing,
storage and sale, to choose suitable cultivars, to manage seed production branch, to study
scientific literature and to carry out further self-education on topics included into the study
course.
Course title Crop Production II
Credit points 5
Course developers Zinta Gaile, Dzintra Kreita
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Course abstract Students acquire knowledge in importance, distribution, morphological and
biological characteristics, agro-ecological demands, and peculiarities of growing and
development of crops included into several field crops’ groups: tuberous, leguminous and
fibre plants, root, oil and essential oil crops; their agricultural practices and evaluation of yield
quality. Students study also seed quality and seed production of crops included into
mentioned groups.
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge on plants’ morphology, agro-ecological
demands, crop management, yield quality and seed production of crops included into
following crop groups: tuberous, leguminous and fibre plants, root, oil and essential oil crops.
Students are skilled to evaluate role of agro-ecological factors on yield formation of crops
included into study course. They are able to identify crops, their cultivars and seeds, to detect
seed and crop yield quality parameters and to use them. Students are able to choose crop
management operations and to draw up crop management plan for all the plants included into
mentioned crop groups. In result, students are competent to organize crop production,
harvesting, first stage processing, storage and sale, to choose suitable cultivars, to manage
seed production of plants included into mentioned crop groups. Students are competent to
study scientific literature and to carry out further self-education on topics included into the
study course.
Course title Crop Production and Grassland Management
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Total Contact Hours Course developers Zinta Gaile, Aleksandrs Adamovičs, Dzintra Kreita
Course abstract Course project consists of two parts that can be or can not be interrelated:
crop production and grassland management. Project can be carried out as experimental work
or wide scientific literature survey. It is also possible to analyse in detail crop production
technology or grassland management in chosen farm and to carry out project of improvement
of management practices. Also development of new business plan for crop production or
grassland management in farm is possible.
Learning outcomes Students strengthen their knowledge acquired in study courses Crop
Production I and II, and Grassland Management. Students are skilled to develop analytical
survey of scientific literature on field crops, grasses and legumes; they are able to describe
and analyse results obtained in field experiments with plants included into study course.
Students are able to analyse plant production technology of specific farm, to notice
weaknesses and strength of management and to submit suggestions for its improvement. In
result, students are competent to organize, analyse and improve plant (field crops, grasses and
legumes) production in farms, and to take part in experimental work. Students are competent
to study scientific literature and to carry out further self-education on topics included into the
study course.
Course title Genetics and Breeding
Course code LauZ
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Arta Kronberga
Course abstract During the studies we get acquainted with the cytological bases of heredity,
the role of mitosis and meiosis in the transfer of genetic information. There have been studied
Mendel's heredity theory and molecular backgrounds of heredity, variability of organism,
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polyploidy, inbreeding and heterosis. The objective of the course of plant breeding is to
familiarize students with theoretical and practical aspects of plant breeding: the initial
material, the breeding methodology based on the hybridisation, mutation, poliploidy,
heterosis, CMS, genetic engineering, mass and individual selection
Learning outcomes Knowledge about theoretical backgrounds of genetics and field crop
objectives. Relationship between genetics and breeding. Main breeding schemes and methods,
principle of its choice.
Skills and abilities to calculate of genetic solutions, to compile breeding plan.
Competence. Students are competent to carry out the field crop breeding, to define breeding
objective and directions, to evaluate breeding results.
Course title Animal Nutrition
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Lilija Degola
Course abstract Zootechnical and economical evaluation of feedstuffs, nutrient role in animal
nutrition and production. Ration composition of different species, age and productivity of
animals groups to achieve maximum results with minimal of feed consumption, while
maintaining good animal health, reproductive capacity, longevity.
Learning outcomes Course of study provides knowledge of the agricultural animal nutrition,
of the feed rationing and effective use. Students will acquire skills to draw up a ration for
animals and plan for the economical use of feed. Learning the course, students will be
competent to discuss about the importance of farm animal nutrition in production process.
Course title Land Use Planning
Course code LauZ
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Aldis KārkliĦš
Course abstract Land as a segment of environment and production resource. Objectives of
land use. Land cadastre. Land use type: classification, characterization, designation on maps.
Land evaluation: objectives, methodology. Specification of land evaluation for agricultural,
forest land and urban areas. Cadastre of real estate. Land register. Specialization of production
depending on land qualities. Agricultural land: status and development. Land use planning.
Specifics of land use planning for arable land, pasture, orchards, etc. and for the whole farm
level. Institutions in Latvia involved in the land use planning and cadastre.
Learning outcomes Knowledge and understanding about the basic issues in land use planning
on the farm level. To obtain skills in the use of cartographic and normative materials.
Development of ability for land use and resources planning on the farm level.
Agronomist with Specialization in Horticulture
(part of courses the same as for Crop Science specialization)
Course title Crop Production
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Dzintra Kreita
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Course abstract In crop production course students acquire certain crop species and its form
varieties and breeds of morphological and biological characteristics, yield and quality
formation regularities in different soil and weather conditions as well as crop farming skills
acquired in the planning and resulting product quality evaluation.
Learning outcomes Theoretical knowledge of Latvian economically important crop species,
those agroecological requirements of the cultivation and exploitation. Skills to recognise and
distinguish between crop species in different plant development stages, choose the growing
conditions of species and varieties suited to analyze the various factors on crop yield and
quality. Students are competent to choose the management model and the specific
circumstances of the perfect breeding technology planned crop production.
Course title Ornamentals
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Aija Dižgalve
Course abstract Aim of the course is to know principles of dendrology and introduction,
classification and biological, and ornamental properties of flowers and trees, to get know
methods of ornamental plant propagation. Students can evaluate new scientific findings and
personal experience in growing and propagation of ornamental plant in Latvia and abroad.
• knowledge about nursery plant production , dendrology, propagation and growing
technology and their application;
• skills for practical use of the information;
• competence independently work in the sphere of nursery plant growing.
Course title Fruit Production
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Mintauts ĀboliĦš
Course abstract The aim of this course is to provide students with fruit plants production
areas; species and varieties; temperate fruits, subtropics and tropics. Gain knowledge of
organografy of fruit plants; biology of fruit plant’s growth and development. Ecology of fruit
plants. Propagation of fruit plants. Generative and vegetative propagation. Rootstocks.
Nurseries. Establishing the planting. Cultural practices. Pollination and fruit set. Plant
efficiency, growth and yield. Crop maturity. Harvest. Postharvest storage. Marketing.
Learning outcomes After completing the course student will have: knowledge of the climatic
zones of fruits, species diversity, morphology, fruit-growing technologies in nurseries and
orchard, storage and market requirements. Skills to critically assess fruit plant propagation
techniques, plant quality and high output production cycle techniques. Competence to assess
fruit and berry orchard establishment plan, the diversity of species and varieties, as well as
analysis of seedlings and orchard used for growing technology.
Course title Fruit Production I
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
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Course abstract Students know a status of horticulture in Latvia and worldwide. They acquire
relationship between biology and ecological conditions of fruit plants. Fruit plants, the
botanical composition and distribution of geography. Organografy of fruit plants. Fruit plant
growth and developmental biology. Propagation of fruit plants. Generative and vegetative
propagation.
Learning outcomes Learning outcomes: After completing the course student will have:
• knowledge of fruit-growing areas, species diversity, organografy, fruit plant propagation
techniques;
• skills to critically assess fruit plant propagation techniques;
• competence to assess and analyze the fruit and berry propagation methods and
technologies.
Course title Fruit Production II
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Mintauts ĀboliĦš, Kaspars Kampuss
Course abstract Students gain knowledge about the types of fruit propagation, nurseries and
plant sales. Orchard types: self-sufficiency, traditional, intensive gardens. Establishing the
planting. Cultural practices. Pollination and fruit set. Plant efficiency, growth and yield. Crop
maturity. Harvest. Postharvest storage. Marketing.
Learning outcomes Learning outcomes: After completing the course student will have:
• knowledge of the fruit-growing technologies in nurseries and orchard, storage and
market requirements;
• skills to critically assess fruit plant propagation techniques, plant quality and high output
production cycle techniques;
• competence to assess fruit and berry orchard establishment plan, the diversity of species
and varieties, as well as analysis of planting material and orchard used for growing
technology.
Course title Vegetable Production
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Ieva Žukauska
Course abstract Vegetable biological characteristics and environmental requirements. Impact
of agro-ecological factors on development, growing and yield formation of vegetables.
Propagation material and methods. Vegetable growing technologies in open field. Economical
and ecological conditions for selection assortment of varieties. Advanced techniques and
innovations in vegetable sector.
Learning outcomes After completing the course students acquire:
• knowledge of vegetable biological characteristics and environmental requirements,
vegetable growing technologies in the open and closed areas;
• skills to choose the appropriate production technology or a separate method in specific
agro-ecological conditions, to justify choice of a practical, ecological and economic point
of view;
• competence theoretical knowledge and skills to link, analyze, use and improve for
decision-making professional tasks in a changing world.
Course title Vegetable Production I
Course code LauZ
Credit points 2
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Learning outcomes After completing the course students acquire:
• knowledge of vegetable biological characteristics and environmental requirements,
vegetable growing technologies in the open and closed areas;
• skills to choose the appropriate production technology or a separate method in specific
agro-ecological conditions, to justify choice of a practical, ecological and economic point of
view;
• competences theoretical knowledge and skills to link, analyze, use and improve for
decision-making professional tasks in a changing world.
Course title Vegetable Production II
Course code LauZ
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Learning outcomes After completing the course students acquire
• knowledge of vegetable biological characteristics and environmental requirements
vegetable growing Technologies in he open and closed areas;
• skills to choose the appropriate production technology or a separate method in specificē
agro ecological conditions to justify choice of a practical ecological and economic point of
view;
• competences theoretical knowledge and skills to link analyze use and improve for decision
making Professional tasks in a changing world.
Course title Floriculture
Credit points 3
Course developers Antra Balode, Antra BērziĦa
Course abstract Students know importance of ecological factors in flower production,
biological and economical descriptions of cut-flower cultivars get skills to select cultivars
depending on preferable flowering time and coverage of ecological conditions.
• knowledge of flower production, introduction and breeding;
• skills to practice the knowledge in horticultural companies, to understand the growing
conditions of species and cultivars;
• competence of identification and characterization of various flowers.
Course title Site Systems and Planting Design
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Credit points 3
Course abstract Students know history and evolution of gardens and parks and principles of
landscape composition. Students can characterise and design different greenery types country gardens, street greenery, parks, and city gardens. They know how to use trees,
flowers, rockery gardens, open-air pools, fountains etc. in design.
• knowledge about landscape composition, plant types, design principles and landscape
maintenance;
• skills for analyzing landscape design and to develop landscape design;
• competence independently work in the sphere of site systems and landscape design.
Course title Genetics and Horticultural Plant Breeding
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course abstract Students learn physical bases of heredity, the role of nucleic acids DNS and
RNS in heredity and synthesis of protein. Traits formation in plant hybridization and the
divergences, happened in the result of genes interaction. Linkage. Genetical bases of plant
breeding – hibridization, variability, polyploidy, heterosis, somatic cell genetic, genetic
engineering and population genetic. Learn about the importance of plant genetic resources and
conservation. The breeding process and variety testing organization. DUS test for the
evaluation of newly developed varieties. Plant variety protection.
Learning outcomes After completeing the course students will have:
• knowledge of the horticultural breeding bases– genetic, are acquainted with selection
process, selection methods and specific selections;
• skills for self-pollinate and cross-pollinate plant breeding characteristics, to produce
horticultural breeding plan and understand the variety test the usefulness of the
organization;
• competence selection of horticultural plants to evaluate different selection methods use
high-quality varieties of mining.
Course title Genetics and Horticultural Plant Breeding
Credit points 1
Total Contact Hours Course developers Mintauts ĀboliĦš
Course abstract The purpose of the course work is to improve obtained theoretical knowledge
and to get experience in working out breeding program of horticultural plants.
• knowledge of the horticultural breeding bases– genetic. Are acquainted with selection
process, selection methods and specific selections;
• skills for self-pollinate and cross-pollinate plant breeding characteristics, to produce
horticultural breeding plan and understand the variety test the usefulness of the
organization;
• competence selection of horticultural plants to evaluate different selection methods use
high-quality varieties of mining.
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Course title Alternative Horticulture
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course abstract Spice and medicinal plants. Conservation of Genetic Resources. Relevant
conservation methods. Herbs in the Europe and Latvia. Botanical classification of herbs.
Agro-biological and economic characteristics Growing technology of herbs and medicinal
plants. Site and soil. Planning the garden. Companion planting. Direct seeding and
transplanting. Generative propagation. Vegetative propagation. Pests and diseases.
Winterizing. Harvesting and storage. Herb marketing. Special - use vegetables,. Marketing.
Field mushrooms.
• knowledge of herbs, aromatic and medicinal plants, cultivated mushrooms and nontraditional vegetable agro-biological and economic characteristics, production techniques,
the necessary resources and the economic performance;
• skills calculate the resources and economic indicators for the development of nontraditional farming;
• competence evaluate the economic and ecological conditions and choose the direction of
the specialization.
Course title Horticulture
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course abstract Course project can be summary of experimental results, production
experience and analytic description of the horticulture sector, growing technology
comparison. Students conduct research independently. Collects, analyzes and systematizes the
information. Carry out calculations and data analysis the obtained results are analyzed and
draw conclusions.
Learning outcomes Students acquire:
• knowledge to independently carry out experimental, theoretical and analytical researches
work in horticulture sector. Collect and raise theoretical knowledge combined with
practical horticultural production;
• skills to collect and analyze information, compared and evaluate different species and
cultivation technology. Draw conclusions and make proposals in different situations;
• competence study and analyze the scientific and professional literature in horticulture
sector.
Specialist of zootechnics in breeding
Course title Animal anatomy and physiology
Course code
Credit points 3
Course developers Dace Keidāne
Course abstract Animal anatomy and physiology are fundamental biological sciences, the
study of life processes in the body, certain organs, tissues and cells as well as the function of
regulation principles and mechanisms. Students will gain knowledge of the anatomical
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structure as well as the processes which take place in the body and how these processes affect
animal behavior.
Learning outcomes
•knowledge of the animal's body anatomical structure, physiological processes taking place
and this process controls;
•skill apply the learning of keeping and operating conditions of the assessment;
•competences in matters of domestic animals will be subject to animal welfare in the
anatomical structure and physiological characteristics.
Course title Feedstuffs
Course code
Credit points 3 KP
Course developers Aiga Trūpa
Course abstract : IThe study course acquaints the students with the feed components
necessary for the feeding of animals - energy, crude protein, carbohydrates, crude fat, etc. and
their biochemical and physiological role in metabolism and requirement of nutrients the
animals for different species and physiological groups.The students are able to apply the
acquired skills for the use of latest information technologies and information, appearing
before the audience and discussions, independent preparation of presentations and
professional defence of them.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences) The students acquire knowledge
on the chemical composition of feed: protein, carbohydrates, lipids, mineral substances and
vitamins and their significance for the metabolism on the animal organism and for meeting
the requirements regarding the use of the most appropriate types of feed and norms of
additives envisaged in relation to feeding norms. The students acquire skills regarding the
main principles of nutrient rationing for animals of different species and groups, and how to
choose the most appropriate types of feed and additives to meet the requirements. The
students are able to apply the acquired skills for the use of latest information technologies and
information, appearing before the audience and discussions, independent preparation of
presentations and professional defence of them. As a result, the students are competent to
apply the acquired skills and abilities within the process of professional development, as well
as to analyzethe scientific literature.
Course title Feedstuffs
Course code LauZ
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Total Contact Hours Course developers Aiga Trūpa
Course abstract The temp paper is developed by students according the experimental data
base at the farms or by summarising the scientific literature on the chosen theme. The theme
for the paper is chosen by the student and submitted for the approval to the lecturer delivering
the study course.The objective of term paper is formulated.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences): The students improve and control
their knowledge about the nutrients necessary for animals as well as about the feedstuffs used
in Latvia, their total provision in the country and in a particular farm. The students also
acquire practical skills in the principles of rationing of nutrients and feedstuffs for differentbreed and group animals. In the result, the students are able to speak in public, prepare a
presentation independently, and defend it professionally. They also are competent to apply the
gained knowledge and skills in analyzing the scientific literature.
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Course title Feed Production
Course code LauZ
Credit points 3
Course developers Aleksandrs Adamovičs
Course abstract A thorough knowledge of biological properties and growth characteristics of
field crops and herbage are significant in the choice of proper forage grass production
technologies and in preparation of top quality feed.Breeding of field crop and grass species,
their suitability to high and quality yield perform manse in different locations of Latvia are
discussed in the course.Considerations of breeding species and families of diverse plants in
forage production, the timing of harvests, the primary treatment and storage of the harvested
crop are included in the course.
Learning Outcomes Students obtain knowledge on agro-ecological factors influencing field
of field plant and herbage yield, and their interaction. Students get knowledge on seed
production, on morphology, agro – ecological demands, legumes and grasses management
and yield quality of herbage. Students are skilled to evaluate role of agro – ecological factors
on herbage yield formation, they are skilled to identify different legumes and grasses, to
detect forage quality parameters, and to use them. Students are able to choose herbage
management operations and to draw up forage management plan for hay, hay-crop silage and
wilted grass silage. In result, students are competent to organize a forage production,
harvesting, first stage processing, storage and sale, to choose suitable cultivation, to study
scientific literature and to carry out further self - education on topics included into the study
course.
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course abstract Zootechnical and economical evaluation of feedstuffs, nutrient role in animal
nutrition and production. Utilization of feed in animal production. Principles, requirements in
the organization and planning of animal feeding. Animal Nutrition and rationing. Ration
composition of different species, age and productivity of animals groups to achieve maximum
results with minimal of feed consumption, while maintaining good animal health,
reproductive capacity, longevity. Computer programms for feed ratio optimization.
Learning outcomes Course of study provides knowledge of the agricultural animal nutrition,
of the feed rationing and effective use. Students will acquire skills to draw up a ration for
animals and plan for the economical use of feed. Learning the course, students will be
competent to discuss about the importance of farm animal nutrition in production process.
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Independent Study 32
Course abstract The course project in the animal nutrition about feed stuffs zootechnical,
economical evaluation, of the nutrient requirements for animal. Calculation the ration of
animals, the planning the feed of various species, age, productivity of groups of animals to
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achieve maximum results with minimal production of feed consumption. Analyse of feeding
according on the their different live processes - ages, sex, reproductivity and longevity.
Learning outcomes The course project obtain the students with the knowledge of the
livestock feeding in practical way. Students will be able to calculate the quantity of feed for
animal and feed ration. They will be competent to judge, analyze and argue the animal
nutrition and choose the best animal feeding technology.
Course title Genetics
Course code
Credit points 4 KP
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Daina Jonkus
Course abstract: Students get acquainted with heredity and variation in different global levels
of organization - molecular, cellular, characteristics of individuals and populations. Gain
insight into the functioning of the gene, its regulation and possibilities of interaction with the
external environment. Course of study provides knowledge of the principles of quantitative
genetics for use in livestock breeding. The genetics is a theoretical base for animal breeding
and selection.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences). After completing the course
student will have:
• Knowledge about the realization of genetic information from generation to generation.
Know what factors can alter the hereditary information and how it affects the animal
characteristics. Learn about the genetic parameters used for different species of
livestock economically useful traits estimation.
• Skills to explain the genetic mechanisms of molecular, cellular, trait, individual and
population levels, as well as methods based on genetic principles for farm animal
breeding.
• Students will be competent in their knowledge to use in animal production and
breeding of the theoretical course of learning, as well as a bachelor or diploma paper
development.
Course title Animal Breeding and Breeding Plans
Course code LauZ
Credit points 5
Course developers: Līga Paura., Daina Jonkus
Course abstract: The course will focus on understanding, analyzing and utilizing the
knowledge about the domesticated animals economic and genetic quality estimation and
method for its using. In that program students are acquaited with the process of domestication
and onthogenesis of farm animals, use the principles of population and quantitative genetics
in selection and mating, estimation and prediction of the genetic gain in animal populations.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences). After completing the course
student will have:
• Knowledge: knowledge and understandings about the domesticated animals
economic and genetic quality estimation and method for its using; knowledge about
animal pure breed and hybridization breeding plans.
• Skills: essential communication skills in the principles of quantitative genetics in
selection and mating, estimation and prediction of the genetic gain in animal
populations, to use previous topics in breeding plans.
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• Competences: to realize project work; define and critically analyze the project
results. The ability of consulting and cooperating with colleagues, biologically
trained people and herd managers.
Course title Animal Breeding and Breeding Plans
Course code LauZ
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Total Contact Hours –
Course developers Līga Paura., Daina Jonkus
Course abstract For the course project will be used trait measures of certain real farm
animals. The data will be processed biometrically and statistically evaluated. Animal species
and stocking for the project selected student and agreed with the teacher. Herd size should be
such that in the course project could finally get statistically sound results, as well as draw
conclusions and make suggestions.
Learning Outcomes: On the base of the course project students strengthens the knowledge
what they will get on the study of course Animal breeding and Breeding Plans. Students know
how to build a scientific literature review and analyse them, can describe the results of studies
on livestock productivity indicators, their relationships, capable of evaluating the impact of
various factors on productivity traits, as well as estimate the animal breeding value and
predict the genetic gain for the next generation. Students will be able to analyze the individual
farm strengths and weaknesses and make proposals for improving the breeding farm. As a
result, students are competent to study the scientific literature and make the research work
necessary to carry out bachelor’s degree work, organize the work of animal breeding farms, as
well as to participate in scientific research and to continue self-education.
Course title Dairy Husbandry
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Daina Kairiša
Course abstract Dairy husbandry as an important sphere of economics. Perspective of
development of dairy husbandry in Latvia and othe contries. Cow breeds, history of forming,
directions of retilization, prevalence. Factors, affeeting milk and meat productivity.
Reproduction of herd. Growing of heirs. Evaluation of cattle. Organization of pedigree record.
Course title Pig Production
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course abstract Pig biological characteristics and its use level, variety characteristics and
justification of choice, pig ethology, pig constitution and exterior, it evaluation, breeding, pig
breeding methods, herd reproduction, pig production cycle technology, the fattening of pigs,
pig farming technology, pig farms operating principles.
Learning outcomes Students will gain knowledge of pig production, of pig farming
technologies and production methods. Learn skills to organize work on pig farms and learn
ability to choose the best pig keeping technology. Students will be competent to judge and
analyze the pork production technologies and argue their views.
Course title Poultry
Course code LauZ
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Credit points 3
Course developers Aiga Trūpa, Dace BārzdiĦa
Course abstract: The study course acquaints the students with the topics, related to the
situation of poultry in the country, European Union and the world, the biological and
economically useful qualities of poultry, the characteristics of poultry breeds, their selection
for the production of eggs and meat, and knowledge on feeding and breeding, welfare
requirements and technologies in the poultry husbandry.The students are competent to apply
the acquired skills within the process of professional development, as well as to analyze more
profoundly the scientific literature.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences) The students acquire knowledge
how to apply correctly the biological peculiarities of poultry for the production of highly
valuable and economically profitable produce of poultry husbandry, as well as the students
are acquainted with the technologies applied in the poultry husbandry. The students know to
breeds of poultry, feeding and welfare requirements. The students well as know how to use
literature and knowledge for the acquisition of economically profitable produce of poultry
husbandry. The students are able to evaluate, discuss and consult on the issues of poultry
husbandry. The students are competent to apply the acquired skills within the process of
professional development, as well as to analyze more profoundly the scientific literature and
to perform independent scientific research in the poultry husbandry.
Course title Horsebreeding
Course code LauZ
Credit points 3
Course developers Guntis Rozītis
Course abstract Indications of profitable horse, potentialities of assessment and use for horse
breeding. Results of locus studies of quantitative indications and prospects of use. Available
gene pool of breeds, description and suitability for conditions in Latvia. Breeding-value
assessment methods and prospects of use. Use of selection indices. Efficiency of pure stock
breeding. Breeding programmes for horse, provision of information and potential application
in the horse breeding field in Latvia.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences):
After completing the course student will have:
• knowledge in the following fields: 1) horse breeding methods and application of such
methods; 2) Ability to work; 3) assessment criteria for breeding indications for horse of
different purpose; 4) development of breeding programmes and analysis of results..
• skills to organize work on horse stable and learn ability to choose the best horse breeding
technology.
• competences 1) assess breeding indications for horse of different purpose; 2) consult and
manage development of breeding programmes; 3) organise development of research work
in horse breeding.
Course title Small Ruminats
Course code
Credit points 6
ECTS creditpoints 9
Course developers Daina Kairiša, Elita AplociĦa
Course abstract: Completing the course will give the possibility to assess the goat and sheep
farming situation in Latvian and in other European countries, it will be possible to understand
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the feeding and housing requirements of goats and sheep, based on production of different
products. It will help to understand the importance of appropriate breeding methods to
increase profitability.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences) Students get basic knowledge of
the small ruminants (goats and sheep) biological traits, breeding and feeding technologies,
animal products and quality assurance principles.
Students have skills to evaluate of appropriate farming technologies for different species and
groups of livestock, to fill out the required documents, to evaluate the indices of product
quality.
After completing of course students are competent to assess the conformity of different goats
and sheep breeds for production, to evaluate the applied breeding technologies, to advise a
livestock holders in animal management and nutrition, to improve breeding methods in goats
and sheep herds.
Course title Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Course code Vete
Credit points 3
Course abstract The subject of Veterinary obstetrics gives an insight of female animals
reproductive and mammary glands physiology before and during pregnancy, parturition and
post partum periods as well as the pathology of delivery, postpartum period and udder and
newborn problems. Gynecology course examines female and male animals’ infertility.
Learning Outcomes Knowledge about the female and male reproductive organ neural and
humoral regulation, as well as processes of fertilization, pregnancy, parturition and peri-partal
period; skills to organize and carry out animal management prevent reproductive organ
diseases and fertility problems, the skills to assist dystocia; competence assess an animal’s
reproduction and, in collaboration with veterinarians to develop and implement a plan of
preventive measures to limit fertility.
Course title The Principles of Veterinary
Course code LauZ
Credit points 3
Course developers Modris Trompets
Course abstract During the course of studies students are acquainted with most widespread
animal contagious diseases (infectious and invasive) and non-contagious diseases (internal,
obstetrics and gynaecology), symptoms, principles of diagnostics, and prophylaxis.
Learning Outcomes
− Knowledge and understanding about pathogenic agents of infectious diseases, their
influence on organism and spread in environment, control and prevention of infectious
diseases.
− Skills to be able to make discussion about possible infection agent and perform
preventive and control measures due the epidemiological data and clinical signs.
− Competences to take part in the prophylactic measures, organised by competent
authorities and animal owner against infectious diseases.
Course title Processing of Agricultural Products
Course code PārZ3065
Credit points 3
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Course developers Lilija Markeviča, Daina KārkliĦa, JeĜena Zagorska
Course abstract In the study course “Processing of Agricultural Products” students gets
knowledge about crop-cultivation (cereals, vegetables, fruits, potatoes) and animal breeding
products (milk, meat) obtaining, production and processing properties and conditions, as well
as acquired product quality and its importance in a diet.
Learning Outcomes After the course student wil have: theoretical knowledge in basis of
agricultural food processing; skills to determine agricultural raw materials and food quality;
competences – evaluate quality and suitability of agricultural raw materials for processing.
Manager of an agricultural company
Course title Agrarian Policy
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Dzidra Kreišmane
Course abstract Agrarian reform in Latvian and agricultural policy formation. Energy issues
and renewable energy production in agriculture. Latvian agricultural policy and its strategy,
the relationship with Europe and the world's agrarian policy. EU and Latvian agricultural and
rural policy-makers and the implementing institutions, farmer organizations and participation
effects. Formation of EU common agricultural policy, its objectives, principles, methods.
Latvian integration into the EU single market, the advantages and disadvantages. Agriculture
and Rural Development program. EU support programmes.
Learning outcomes Students of study course acquire knowledge of agricultural policy
formation, the factors influencing it, the place in policy spectrum. Students acquire skills to
identify factors that influence agricultural policy, to analyze the policy formation process and
the impact on production. Students are competent to participate in policy-making process
through farmers' organizations or institutions
Course title Macroeconomics
Credit points 3
Course developers Zane Bulderberga
Course abstract The objectives of this course concern obtaining of theoretical knowledge
about economic circumstances on level of macroeconomics in order to understand it’s
practical use and to analyze basic problems of macroeconomics in respect of real economy.
Consequently the students are expected to be able to draw up suggestions about the
possibilities for economical development and growth.
Learning outcomes Knowledge – on macroeconomic indicators, their analysis and
importance, as well as impact of certain country’s economic policies (fiscal, monetary,
employment promotion, etc.) on the national growth and development, and understanding of
regularities and guidelines of macroeconomic theory. Skills – to analyze and critically
evaluate economic processes at the national level, as well as skills to develop conceptual
proposals for institutions responsible for policy improvement, with the aim to promote
smooth and stable economic growth. Competence – ability to acquire, filter and analyze
economic information that is necessary for the development of conceptual proposals for
achieving goals of the economic growth and employment promotion.
Course title Microeconomics
Credit points 3
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Course developers Zane Bulderberga
Course abstract The course deals with microeconomic analysis. It introduces students to
essence of economics, market laws, household and consumption theories, It deals with various
types of competition and their indications and provides an understanding of efficient use of
resources and of conditions for resource markets.
Learning outcomes Knowledge acquired extensive micro-economic sub-theoretical basis, the
ability to understand and be competent in opinions and scientific achievements of the world's
economic schools. Understanding of the key market economy scientific and practical
principles and regularities. Skills are able to make a practical micro-level analysis,
independent findings and the proposal, the market equilibrium model, to analyze the
consumer's market behavior motivation. Competence independently select and systematize
the information necessary to analyze the company's economic performance, listen to and
discuss practical solutions to make decisions and to develop proposals in line with economic
realities.
Credit points 3
Course developers Ināra Turka
Course abstract Study Course Pest Management introduce students with organization
structure, laws and regulations of Plant Protection in Latvia. Introduce with most important
pests and diseases, methods and means of their control, losses caused by pests and diseases
and the economics of different control measures.
Learning outcomes Integrated knowledge of the harmful organisms, control opportunities and
the economic efficiency of all measures allowing to students assess the situation in individual
farms and make a decision on plant protection systems. Competently evaluate the
effectiveness of protective measures, as well as a compliance with plant protection law and
regulatory documents, and draw up the projects. Acquired skills and competences will allow
in the practice to select and use PPP on different crops against harmful organisms and to take
into account the laws and regulations and safety.
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course abstract Course of soils and fertilizers imparts knowledge on soil development, main
soil properties, soil organic matter, soil fertility and plant nutrition, organic and mineral
fertilizers, soil and environment quality, soil degradation, water management in soil, soil
resources inventory characterization and classification of soils. Students acquire elaboration
of fertilization system and its evaluation.
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge and insight on soil development, properties,
soil fertility and plant nutrition, soil fertility survey, fertilization systems and their evaluation.
Students acquire skills to identify soils, and evaluate their suitability for crop production; to
choose appropriate fertilizers and norms, evaluate its effect on environmental quality. As a
result student will be competent to make decision and creative solutions in different
conditions of soil and fertilizer use.
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Credit points 1
Course abstract The work includes farm soil fertility survey and fertility management
planning, manure production calculations and proposals for storage and use, field crops’
fertilization planning, calculations of agronomic and economic effectiveness of fertilizer use.
Expected plant nutrient balance calculation. Case study for real farm or proposed model farm.
Learning outcomes Improvement of theoretical knowledge on plant nutrient resources and
fertility management of soil. Skills of soil fertility survey and field crops' fertilization
planning, ability to evaluate economics of fertilizer application and analyze environmental
aspects, ability to produce solutions on available arrangements and technologies.
Course title Basics in Field Cultivation
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course abstract Objectives of the study subject are to provide students with basics and
actualities in soil tillage, crop growing factors and its control. Weed biology, classification
and control. Yield lost estimation and effectiveness of weed control. Crop rotations and soil
tillage systems.
Learning outcomes Students will obtain the knowledge in soil tillage, weed biology and
control, the scientific basis for crop rotations and tillage system planning. They will obtain the
practical skills in weed systematics, estimation of crop weedness, planning of weed control,
soil tillage technologies and crop rotation design. This competence is necessary for students
as future farmers or farmer advisors.
Course title Basics in Field Cultivation
Credit points 1
Total Contact Hours Course developers Andris BērziĦš, Maija Ausmane
Course abstract The task of the Coarse Paper is to study and analyse crop farming for the
model farm. It includes design of crop rotations related to given soil and climate conditions,
planning of activities for soil tillage and weed control in relation with production
specialization.
Learning outcomes Students will obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for planning and
optimisation of crop production, design of crop rotations, planning of soil tillage operations
and weed control measures. They will raise competence to analyse the overall situation in
crop production, to motivate decisions related to the complex measures for crop rotation, soil
tillage and weed control. To carry out evaluation of planned farming activities within the
agronomic, economic and environmental dimension. This competence is necessary for
students as future farmers or farmer advisors.
Course title Production of Horticultural Products I
Credit points 3
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Course developers Kaspars Kampuss
Course abstract Students know an importance of fruit growing to food supply. They inquire
the role of fruits and berries in food production and market. They obtain skills to evaluate
market value of fruits, berries and plants, the best realisation ways, and how to ensure
sufficient income of producers.
• knowledge of the climatic zones of fruits, species diversity, morphology, fruit-growing
technologies in nurseries and orchard, storage and market requirements;
• skills to critically assess fruit plant propagation techniques, plant quality and high output
production cycle techniques;
• competence to assess fruit and berry orchard establishment plan, the diversity of species
and varieties, as well as analysis of seedlings and orchard used for growing technology.
Course title Production of Horticultural Products II
Credit points 3
Course abstract Vegetable sector, the situation and development prospects. Vegetable
agricultural-biological and economic characteristic. Entrepreneurship as one of the vegetable
production development directions. Sustainable technologies, high quality of the output, preprocessing, storage and realization of vegetable production. Medicinal plants, herbs,
mushrooms, non-traditional vegetables: biological characteristics and environmental
requirements. production technology. Economic motivation.
• knowledge of biological and ecological requirements of vegetables, herbs, aromatic and
medicinal plants, cultivated mushrooms, non-traditional vegetable their respect in various
cultivation technologies in the open field and greenhouses and the main prerequisites for
starting;
• skills economically evaluate the range of vegetable species, their production methods and
techniques in specific ecological and economic conditions;
• competence evaluate market situation and choose the most appropriate vegetable, herbs,
aromatic and medicinal plants, cultivated mushrooms, non-traditional vegetable
production direction and specialization of farming.
Course title Production of Horticultural Products III
Credit points 3
Course developers Ieva Žukauska, Aija Dižgalve
Course abstract Students acquire specialization in ornamental horticulture, production
organization and growing of greenery plants, trees and shrubs, trends in greenery design,
organization, and cultivation, development of services.
• knowledge about nursery plant production, propagation and growing technology and their
application;
• skills for practical use and realization;
• competence independently work in the sphere of nursery plant growing and independently
work in the sphere of site systems and landscape maintenance.
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Course title Production of Plant Crop I
Credit points 5
Course abstract Students become familiar with several field crops groups, forms or varieties
economical importance, utilisation, classification, breeding sorts, them morphological and
biological qualities, agroecological requirements, growing and development individuality,
yield and it’s quality forming rules, agrotechnics for some cultivated plants under different
soil and meteorological conditions, calculation of the production costs and gross weight
discharge.
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge about morphology, agroecological
requirements of field crops, and influence of different factors on yield and quality indexes.
They know how to identify species of field crops in different growth stages, to estimate a
suitability of varieties for growing in particular agrometeorological conditions. Students have
skills to determine quality indexes of produce. Students are competent to work out the
technological schemes of crop management for the planed yield level, to calculate cultivation
costs, to organize and manage production procedures of field crop produce, to evaluate their
execution quality.
Course title Production of Plant Crop II
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course abstract Students become familiar with several field crops groups, forms or varieties
economical importance, utilisation, classification, breeding sorts, them morphological and
biological qualities, agroecological requirements, growing and development individuality,
yield and it’s quality forming rules, agrotechnics for some cultivated plants under different
soil and meteorological conditions, calculation of the production costs and gross weight
discharge.
Learning outcomes Students obtain knowledge about morphology, agroecological
requirements of field crops, and influence of different factors on yield and quality indexes.
They know how to identify species of field crops in different growth stages, to estimate a
suitability of varieties for growing in particular agrometeorological conditions. Students have
skills to determine quality indexes of produce. Students are competent to work out the
technological schemes of crop management for the planed yield level, to calculate cultivation
costs, to organize and manage production procedures of field crop produce, to evaluate their
execution quality.
Course title Animal Husbandry Production I
Course code
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Daina Jonkus, Aiga Trūpa
Course abstract: Acquiring the course of training will enable students to learn about the
growth and development peculiarities of different stocks of farm animals, farm animal breeds,
methods of their productivity estimate. Get acquainted with the animal sampling and selection
and its role in the selection work. The students will also learn about animal nutrition issues
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where one of the key principles of a successful management is appropriate for the animal
breed and productivity level, economically based composition of the feed ration.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences) After completing the course student
will have knowledge about growth and development peculiarities of different breeds of farm
animals, productivity assessment methods and importance of the selection work in the
improvement of the breed and herd. The students acquire knowledge about the role of
nutrients in animal nutrition, animal production, animal feed rationing and learn the basic
principles of ration composition. The students to have skills how to evaluate productivity
level of the given breed and age group of animals, make animal sampling according to the
pedigree assessment results, choose the most appropriate feed for each animal breed and draw
up suitable feed rations.The students are competent to choose animal breeds suitable for the
direction of farm production and farming technology, plan a balanced animal feeding and
apply the acquired knowledge in developing course works and diploma papers.
Course title Animal Husbandry Production II
Course code
Credit points 5
Course developers Daina Kairiša, Lilija Degola, Guntis Rozītis
Course abstract: Students have been introduced with importance of animal husbandry in
national economics, characterization of branch and development perspectives in Latvia and
other countries. Students get knowledge in species and breed of domestic animals, their
forming history, different animal breeding technologies, methods of estimation of
productivity, organization of pedigree recording system in Latvia.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences) Students get basic knowledge of
the different species of livestock and poultry biological traits, breeding and feeding
technologies, animal products and quality assurance principles. Students have skills to
evaluate of appropriate farming technologies for different species and groups of livestock and
poultry, to fill out the required documents, to evaluate the indices of product quality. After
completing of course students are competent to assess the conformity of livestock and poultry
for production, to evaluate the applied breeding technologies, to indicate a livestock holder to
the mistakes in documentation and in production of high quality animal products.
Course title Fodder Production
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Dzidra Kreišmane
Course abstract Forage production is a system of agrotechnical measures and management
with the aim to produce forage in the fields, meadows and grassland to meet the physiological
needs of livestock for nutrients in summer and winter.Breeding of grass species, their
suitability to high and quality yield performance in different locations of Latvia are discussed
in the course. Considerations of breeding species and families of diverse plants in forage
production, the timing of harvests, the primary treatment and storage of the harvested crop are
included in the course. Economic evaluation of crop plants.
Learning outcomes Knowledge about economically biological properties of perennial
grasses, the use of high-quality forage grass facility, forage technologies and seed growing of
perennial grasses. Skills: to recognize and describe the species of perennial forage grasses, to
make grass mixtures, to choose conditions appropriate forage technologies, to assess their
economic feasibility. Students are competent to evaluate forage quality and agronomic and
economic assessment of forage technologies
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Course title Accounting and Investments
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Total Contact Hours Course developers Irina Pilvere, Inguna Leibus
Course abstract The course project consists of a theoretical part and practical calculations.
Theoretical part students choose topics that are related to the company's financial accounting,
tax accounting, accounting objects or revenue and expenses in the simple entry system.
Practical part the students prepare a business plan under the current conditions of the EU
investment support to access funding for agriculture and rural development.
Learning outcomes Knowledge of accounting and taxation for businesses, for investment in
the development projets. Logical skills and professional writing to outline the work to express
their thoughts, to formulate opinions and conclusions, develop a business plan. Competence to
practice a course of study theoretical knowledge, research skills, ability to logically and
professionally present the work to draw conclusions on its findings and put forward
appropriate proposals with a mastery of performance-presentation.
Course title Entrepreneurship in Horticulture
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Total Contact Hours –
Course developers Ieva Žukauska, Dzidra Kreišmane
Course abstract Course work can be summary of experimental results, production experience
and analytic description of the horticulture sector, growing technology comparison. Students
conduct research independently. Collects, analyzes and systematizes the information. Carry
out calculations and data analysis. Obtained results are analyzed and conclusions are drawn.
• knowledge to independently carry out experimental, theoretical and analytical researches
work in horticulture sector. Collect and raise theoretical knowledge combined with
practical horticultural production;
• skills theoretical knowledge use for different horticultural production planning, determine
the types of risks and mitigation options, technology costs, product quality and the factors
influencing the competitiveness of the the market;
• competence to assess the specific types of horticultural production technology, the
relevance and competitiveness.
Course title Entrepreneurship in Crop Production
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Total Contact Course developers Dzidra Kreišmane, Dzintra Kreita
Course abstract Course project development is based on the theoretical knowledge acquired
in study courses Entrepreneurship in agriculture and crop production. In course project
students are planning arable production under certain conditions, calculating costs of
technologies, evaluating product competitiveness and planning production risk management.
Course project development is based on a particular farm's data or start-up a business plan for
arable production.
Learning outcomes During the course project design students obtain:
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- Knowledge about influencing factors and potential risks in crop production, technology
costs, factors influencing product quality and about products competitiveness in the
market;
- Skills to use theoretical knowledge in planning specific arable production, calculation of
production costs, determine the types of risks and mitigation options;
- competence to assess certain arable production technology and competitiveness in the
market.
Practices
Course title Practical Agriculture Management
Credit points 1
Course developers Daina Kairiša, Indra Eihvalde
Course abstract History and current characterization of Research-training farm "Vecauce",
prospects of development. Production resources and capacity, their development. Crop
production, horticulture, animal husbrandry as production branches, their role and importance
in farm economy. Agricultural products processing. Supplementary production lines. Farm
machinery, use energy, farm buildings and equipment. Non-traditional production lines.
Strategic, everday and financianal management-model and implementation.
• knowledge about different agriculture industries operation, interconnection, production
technologies processes, agriculture management;
• skills in planning economical activities and management in many-branched farm;
• competence in group work or doing individual work independently, systematization of
gained knowledge and forming a report.
Course title Basics of Agriculture
Course code LauZP051
Credit points 2
ECTS creditpoints 3
Course developers Indulis Melngalvis
Course abstract The goal of complex practical training is to get practical skills in agriculture.
Soil properties. Peculiarities of anatomical, morphological of crop plants species. Soil tillage.
Weed grasses. Orchard crops. Principles of animal breeding and live-stock feeding.
Construction of the transport unit of a tractor, driving and manoeuvring. The methods of
determination of wild plants.
Learning outcomes After completing the praxis students will have:
• knowledge and understanding of available agricultural production resources, tractor
transport unit up and viable crop cultivation machinery;
• skills to recognize the main plant species in field conditions, including crops, horticultural
plants and weeds, make their records, to evaluate soil characteristics and tillage quality;
basic skills of tractor driving, to evaluate technologies used in animal husbandry;
• competences of primary practical work in agriculture.
Course title Agronomy
Credit points 3
Course developers Indulis Melngalvis
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Course abstract Practical training includes study trips, field seminars in Soil science, plants
and animals physiology. Students visits to scientific institutions, agricultural advisory centres
and agricultural enterprises. Experimental and Demonstration fields establishment.
Agricultural exhibition organization. Investigation and classification of soils. Linear
evaluation of cows exterior.
• knowledge and understanding how to practically use theoretical knowledge gained in
soil science, animal husbandry, plant and animal physiology, and agronomy
experimental design; knowledge on organization of agricultural research institutions and
exhibitions;
• skills to evaluate the characteristics of soil, animal and plant physiological processes, to
carry out observations during experiments, to choose the data processing methods, as
well as to carry out animal pedigree records;
• competences to take practical action in soil evaluation, cattle breeding, animal and plant
physiology, as well as to carry out research and evaluate obtained results.
Course title Practical Agronomy I
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course developers Andris BērziĦš, Indulis Melngalvis
Course abstract Possibility to combine theoriretical knowledge with practical skills. Acquaint
with and gain experience about soil tillage techniques, management of cultivated crops,
fertilization peculiarities, plant protection systems. Collect, systematize and describe
collections about different themes in crop science. Apiculture. Comparison and estimation of
methods used in agricultural practice.
• Strengthen knowledge and understanding in the sphere of crop, grassland management,
field- crop cultivation, arable and breeding, crop protection and agrochemical;
theoretical aspects will be compared with the practical experience and actual problems
in the holding practice;
• Skills to identify and assess the dissemination of harmful organisms, to collect their
collections, identify crop species and to assess the crop situation as soon as the applied
crop-tech efficiency;
• Competences in cooperation with the foreman to realise the farm agro-technical
measures in the planning, direction and control.
Course title Practical Agronomy II
Credit points 16
ECTS creditpoints 24
Course developers Andris BērziĦš, Indulis Melngalvis
Course abstract During the practice students depending on farm specialization are able to
obtain practical skills and experience in crop technologies and its evoluation.
• Strengthen the knowledge and critical understanding in agronomic issues, theoretical
conclusions will be compared with the practical experience and problems in the farm
practice;
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•Skills to assess crop status, identify and assess the dissemination of harmful organisms, as
well as the applied effectiveness in crop technologies; will be able to manage and organize
the agricultural labour;
• Competences- the ability independently to manage the grain, rapes, potatoes and other
field crops, using the latest scientific findings and economic patterns to improve the
branch, independently to manage farm production work and raise their qualifications
Course title Horticulture Management I
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
obtain practical skills and experience in horticulture crop technologies and its evaluation.
• knowledge and understanding in the sphere of horticulture management and cultivation,
crop protection and agrochemical; theoretical aspects will be compared with the practical
experience and actual problems in the holding practice;
• skills to identify and assess the dissemination of harmful organisms, to collect their
collections, identify crop species and to assess the horticulture production;
• competence in cooperation with the foreman to realise the horticulture measures in the
planning, direction and control.
Course title Horticulture Management II
Credit points 16
Total Contact 640
obtain practical skills and experience in horticulture crop technologies and its evaluation.
• knowledge and understanding in the sphere of horticulture management and cultivation,
crop protection and agrochemical; theoretical aspects will be compared with the practical
experience and actual problems in the holding practice;
• skills to identify and assess the dissemination of harmful organisms, to collect their
collections, identify crop species and to assess the horticulture production;
• competence in cooperation with the foreman to realise the horticulture measures in the
planning, direction and control.
Course title Animal Husbandry I
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Course abstract During practice, students estimate productivity indices of cows, pigs, sheep,
horses and poultry, exterior signs, housing and feeding technology. Students to make
acquaintance with the animal pedigree and evaluate the importance of breeding in the farms.
Students have to compare data acquired during the practice with given standards and make
conclusions.
Learning outcomes During practice, students acquire practical knowledge, measuring,
assessing animals and evaluating the animal pedigree in the farms. Learn skills to make
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exterior measurements, to assess the animals, to describe animals feeding and to determine the
feed quantity and quality of feed. In carrying out practical tasks in practice, students acquire
professional competence to argue animal production.
Course title Animal Husbandry II
Credit points 16
Course abstract During the professional practice students do practise task in farm. Student
deepened the practical skills for different animal and poultry breeds assessment for
productivity, exterior features and solution of feeding technology. Acquainted with the animal
pedigree in the farm, assess breeding efficiency.
Learning outcomes Students acquire practical knowledge of animal nutrition, breeding and
keeping of the animal. Acquire the skills and abilities to assess the animal, to calculate feed
rations and forage production plan, to organize work on the farm. Students will be competent
in animal husbandry and may discuss the practical issues of animal husbandry.
Course title Agricultural Enterpreneurship I and II
Course code LauZ
Credit points 4+16
Total Contact
Course developers Dzidra Kreišmane, Iveta KĜaviĦa
Course abstract Professional practice is one of the most important components of the study
program "Agriculture" in specialization "Entrepreneurship in agriculture." It creates an
opportunity in the first three years of theoretical knowledge to strengthen in practical work the
specialty of agriculture or its related companies. Since at the same time is also seen in
undergraduate practical study, the student chooses placement in the chosen theme of
graduation. Students can select from the following themes: entrepreneurship crop production,
horticulture, animal husbandry or ornamental horticulture.
Learning outcomes Knowledge of technological processes in the sectors of agricultural
production, management, organizational, accounting principles and financial flows, economic
integration in the business environment, cooperatives, market conditions and agricultural
organizations, as well as learn and get to know a particular county cultural environment.
During practice, student learning ability to link specific soil and climatic conditions in
agricultural production, to choose the specific conditions of appropriate technologies to
address the practical issues and problems in the enterprise, to analyze the agricultural
production process and develop recommendations. Skills reflect the student in accordance
with design review practices. In the end of practice the student is competent to use in their
further work acquired knowledge and skills for agricultural production, processing and
marketing.
Bachelor's thesis
Course title Bachelor Thesis I
Course code LauZ
Credit points 1
Total Contact
Course abstract Students choose research topics, and Bachelors manager, acquiring skills in
undergraduate work order the preparation of the aims and objectives of the development.
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Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences): Knowledge of the sector and
subsector studies carried out, the need a new study, research subjects in the Faculty of
Agriculture and other Latvian agricultural research institutions, the formulation of the target
and the associated task setting.
Skills – know how to formulate the study objectives and tasks to be raised in its execution and
presentation of Bachelors terms of reference for approval in the meeting of the Institute.
Competence – the student is competent to assess the topicality and the need and to formulate
the research topic, as well as to adapt it according to their ineterests and abilities.
Course title Bachelor Thesis II
Course code LauZ
Credit points 1
Total Contact Hours
Course abstract Students acqure skills to choose relevant literature on Bachelor Thesis topic,
make a targeted review of the literature, to use their acquired skills in research methodology
for desing and arrangement of the study. Students working out the methods of bachelor
Thesis.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences): during development of Bachelors
working methods students is obtained:
- Konwledge about using of appropariate research methods for data collection and analysis
techniques in the fields of arable or livestock production, as well methods of economic
calculation, if it is necessary for achieving Bachelor Thesis objectives;
- Skills to select the appropriate research methods to specific objective and describe their
realizing process;
- Students are competent to evaluate study and to make their conformity assessment with
the tasks of Bachelot Thesis.
Course title Bachelor Thesis III
Course code LauZ
Credit points 4
ECTS creditpoints 6
Total Contact Hours
Course abstract Students demonstrante their ability to preparē the summary of literature
review for their Bachelors Thesis and references list according to the requirements.
Reinforces the speaking skills.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences):
- Knowledge of scientific research and the results of bachelor Thesis subject. Acquire
enlarge knowledge about study question of Bachelor Thesis;
- Skills to carry out the appropriate literature selection according to theme, prepare a
summary of the literature, desing it according to instructions. Draw up a list of references
in accordance with the provisions of bibliography. Publicly present the literature review:
- Competent to collect and analyze different views of scientists on the study question.
Course title Bachelor Thesis IV
Course code LauZ
Credit points 6
ECTS creditpoints 9
Total Contact Hours
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Course abstract Sudents demonstrante their ability to work with the Bachelor Thesis data
base obrain during research period, to make the resulting data analysis and interoretation of
results, to preparē conclusions arising from results of the work. Shows the ability of the
Bachelor Thesis defense and using thetheory in specific problem solving.
Learning Outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences): Students will acquire:
- In-depth theoretical knowledge of the study question, the knowledge of undergraduate
work preparation conditions, the results of research collection and analysis;
- Skills to collect and analyze results, draw conclusions and publicly present the work of
Bachelor State exam commission;
- Students are competent are competent to carry out research work in the agricultural sector,
to analyze research results and to make suggestions for practical agricultural production.
Course title Sport I
Course code SpoZP001
Credit points .75
Course developers Inta Alksne, Inta Ozola, Viktors Valainis
Course abstract The course provides theoretical knowledge and develops practical skills of
the students. The human organism is designed to be physically active. The theoretical
knowledge deals with the physiological impact of physical excercises on the bodys
familiarises students with competition rules and principles of their proper organization. The
practical classes strengthen the student skills and facilitate development of their physical
condition and health of students, the programme offers opportunities to go for different kinds
of sport in accordance with the capabilities and interests of the students.
Learning outcomes Students acquire knowledge abaut physical characteristics and its
connection to development of functional abilities, biomechanical reasons of the movement.
Acquire skills to use different exercises and vary movements to develop skills and physical
characteristics, properly dose volume and intensity. They are competent to excersise
independently or in groups.
Course title Sport II
Credit points .75
Course title Sport III
Credit points .75
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Course title Sport IV
Credit points .75
Appendix 4
ACADEMIC STAFF INVOLVED IN REALIZATION OF PROFESSIONAL
BACHELOR’S STUDY PROGRAMM “AGRICULTURE”
LIST IS CONFORMED IN PERSONAL DEPARTMENT OF LATVIA
UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE
№
Name,
Surname
Faculty, department /
institute
LF, Soil and Plant
Sciences institute
(AAZI)
1.
Aldis KārkliĦš
2.
Ināra Turka
LF, AAZI
3.
Ināra Līpenīte
LF, AAZI
Position,
scientific degree
Professor, Dr.
habil. agr.
Professor, Dr.
habil. agr.
Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
Status in LLU
Study course
Main job
Soil Science, Soil
Fertility and Fertilizers,
Land Use Planning
Main job
Crop Protection
Main job
Soil Fertility and
Fertilizers,
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Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
Associate
professor,
Dr. biol.
Associate
professor,
Dr. biol.
Docent emeritus,
Dr. agr.
Professor, Dr.
agr.
Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
4.
Roberts Vucāns
LF, AAZI
5.
Biruta Bankina
LF, AAZI
6.
Ina AlsiĦa
LF, AAZI
7.
Elga Plīse
LF, AAZI
8.
Dainis LapiĦš
LF, AAZI
9.
Andris BērziĦš
LF, AAZI
10.
Maija Ausmane
LF, AAZI
11.
Gunita
Bimšteine
LF, AAZI
Docent, Dr. agr.
Main job
12.
Vilhelmīne
Šteinberga
LF, AAZI
Leading
researcher,
Dr. biol.
Main job
13.
Ilze Vircava
LF, AAZI
Docent, Dr. geol.
Main job
14.
Laila Dubova
LF, AAZI
15.
Antons Ruža
LF, Agrobio-tehnology
institute (ABTI)
16.
Aleksandrs
Adamovičs
LF, ABTI
17.
Mintauts
ĀboliĦš
LF, ABTI
18.
Uldis Osītis
LF, ABTI
19.
Antra Balode
LF, ABTI
Lecturer, Mgr.
agr.
Leading
researcher,
Dr. habil. agr.
Professor, Dr.
agr.
Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
Leading
researcher,
Dr. agr.
Guest lecturer docent,
Dr. agr.
Main job
Soil Science
Main job
Crop Protection
Phytopathology
Main job
Plant Physiology,
Plant Biotechnology
Main job
Entomology
Main job
Field Cultivation
Main job
Main job
Main job
Main job
Main job
Advisor of bachelor
thesis
Agricultural Resources,
Soil Science
Microbiology,
Plant Physiology
Advisor of bachelor
thesis
Grassland
Management,
Feed Production
Main job
Fruit Production;
Horticulture; Genetics
and Horticultural Plant
Breeding; Production
of Horticultural
Products I
Main job
Advisor of bachelor
thesis
Main job
Floriculture
20.
Lilija Degola
LF, ABTI
Docent, Dr. agr.
Main job
21.
Zinta Gaile
LF, ABTI
Professor, Dr agr.
Main job
22.
Inguna Gulbe
LF, ABTI
23.
Ziedonis Grīslis
LF, ABTI
24.
Daina Kairiša
LF, ABTI
Dr. oec.
Leading
researcher,
Dr. agr.
Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
Field Cultivation
Agricultural Resources;
Agrophysics
Field Cultivation;
Weeds and Weed
Control
Crop Protection;
Phytopathology
Animal Nutrition,
Pig Production, Animal
Husbandry Production
II
Crop Production I,
Additionaljob
Marketing
Main job
Advisor of bachelor
thesis
Main job
Dairy Husbandry,
Small Ruminats,
Animal Husbandry
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25.
Kaspars
Kampuss
LF, ABTI
Docent, Dr. agr.
Main job
26.
Dzidra
Kreišmane
LF, ABTI
Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
Main job
27.
Arta Kronberga
LF, ABTI
Guest lecturer docent, Dr. agr.
Additionaljob
28.
Aiga Trūpa
LF, ABTI
Docent, Dr. agr.
Main job
29.
Daina Jonkus
LF, ABTI
30.
Guntis Rozītis
LF, ABTI
31.
Dzintra Kreita
LF, ABTI
32.
Ieva Žukauska
LF, ABTI
Guest lecturer docent, Mg. paed.
33.
Līga Paura
34.
Elita AplociĦa
ITF, Management
System department,
LF, ABTI
LF, ABTI
Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
Lecturer, Mgr. agr.
Main job
35.
Antra BērziĦa
LF, ABTI
Lecturer, Mg. agr.
Main job
36.
Aija Dižgalve
LF, ABTI
Lecturer, Mg. paed.
Main job
Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
Associate
professor,
Mg. agr.
Associate
professor,
Mg. agr.
Main job
Main job
Main job
Main job
Main job
Production II
Fruit Production;
Horticulture
Agrarian Policy,
Agricultural
Entrepreneurship,
Agricultural
Legislation, Fodder
Production
Genetics and Breeding
Poultry, Feedstuffs,
Animal Husbandry
Production II
Animal Breeding and
Breeding Plans,
Genetics
Horsebreeding, Animal
II
Crop Production I and
II; Production of Plant
Crop I and II
Production of
Horticultural Products
II and III, Vegetable
Production; Alternative
Horticulture
Biometrics; Animal
Breeding and Breeding
Plans
Small Ruminats
Floriculture,
Ornamentals
Site Systems and
Planting Design;
Ornamentals;
Production of
Horticultural Products
III; practices:
Horticulture
Management I, II
Agronomy Experiment
Design; practices:
Basics of Agriculture;
Agronomy;
Practical Agronomy I
and II
Agricultural
Entrepreneurship,
practices: Agricultural
Enterpreneurship I and
II
37.
Indulis
Melngalvis
LF, AAZI
Lecturer, Mg. agr.
Main job
38.
Iveta KĜaviĦa
LF, ABTI
Guest lecturer assistant, Mg. oec.
Main job
39.
Marta
Liepniece
LF, ABTI
Assistant, Mg. agr.
Main job
Apiculture
40.
Dace Šterne
LF, ABTI
Main job
Patent and Standard
41.
Gundega
Dinaburga
LF, AAZI
42.
Dace BārzdiĦa
LF, ABTI
Guest lecturer assistant, Mg. agr.
Main job
Main job
Practices: Basics of
Agriculture
Poultry, Small
Ruminats, Animal
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43.
Indra Eihvalde
LF, ABTI
44.
Irina Sivicka
LF, ABTI
45.
Inguna Leibus
EF, Accounting and
Finance department
46.
Irīna Pilvere
EF, Economics
department (EKON)
Professor, Dr. oec.
Main job
EF, EKON
Guest lecturer lecturer, Mg. oec.
Main job
EF, EKON
Lecturer, Mg. oec.
Main job
Theory of Economics
EF, Business and
Management
department (UZND)
Guest lecturer docent, Mg. oec.
Main job
Docent, Dr. oec.
Main job
Agricultural
Entrepreneurship
Main job
Agrophysics
Main job
Agrophysics
Main job
Agrophysics
47.
48.
Zane
Buldenberga
Linda
Grinēviča
49
Ilze Upīte
50.
Linda SiliĦa
EF, UZND
51.
Uldis Gross
ITF, Physics
department (FIZI)
52.
Ilze Pelēce
ITF, FIZI
53.
Valdis
Pandalons
ITF, FIZI
54.
Ilze Čakste
55.
Māra Kūka
Lilija
Markeviča
JeĜena
Zagorska
56.
57.
Associate
professor,
Dr. oec.
Associate
professor,
Dr. phys.
Guest lecturer docent, Mg. phys.
Guest lecturer docent
Additionaljob
II
Practices: Practical
Agriculture
Management
Vegetable Production,
Main job
Main job
Accounting and
Investments
Accounting and
Investments
Macroeconomics,
Microeconomics
PTF, Chemistry
department (KIMI)
PTF, KIMI
PTF, Food technology
department (PART)
Docent, Dr. chem.
Main job
Chemistry
Docent, Dr. sc. ing.
Guest lecturer docent, Dr. phys.
Main job
PTF, PART
Docent, Dr. sc. ing.
Main job
Chemistry
Processing of
Agricultural Products
Processing of
Processing of
58.
Daina KārkliĦa
PTF, PART
59.
Viesturs Šulcs
MF, Forestry
department (MEZK)
60.
Aigars
Indriksons
61.
Uldis Karlsons
62.
Dace Brizga
MF, MIZM
63.
Jānis
Palabinskis
TF, Agricultural
Technical institute
(LTEH)
64.
Juris Priekulis
TF, LTEH
65.
Kaspars
Vārtukapteinis
TF, LTEH
66.
Vizma
Vanovska
TF, Education and
housekeeping Institute
67.
Kaspars
Abramenko
LIF, Environment and
Water department
(VIDE)
68.
Linda
Grinberga
Professor, Dr. sc.
ing.
Associate
professor,
Dr. biol.
MF, MEZK
Docent, Dr. silv.
MF, Forest use
department (MIZM)
Guest lecturer lecturer
Guest lecturer –
assistant, Mg. sc.
soc.
Associate
professor,
Dr. sc. ing.
Professor, Dr. sc.
ing.
Professor, Dr. sc.
ing.
LIF, VIDE
Lecturer, Mg. paed.
Guest lecturer lecturer, Mg. sc.
ing.
Guest lecturer –
assistant, Mg. sc.
Main job
Main job
Main job
Botany
Additionaljob
Botany
Main job
Labour and Civil
Protection
Main job
Labour and Civil
Protection
Main job
Mechanisation of
Agriculture
Main job
Main job
Main job
Main job
Additionaljob
Mechanisation of
Agriculture
Mechanisation of
Agriculture
Organizational
Psychology and
Management
Ecology and
Environmental
Protection
Ecology and
Environmental
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ing.
69.
Ēvalds
Dreimanis
70.
Gunta Bagrade
71.
Gunārs
Pētersons
VMF, PREKL
72.
Dace Keidāne
VMF, PREKL
73.
Līga
KovaĜčuka
VMF, PREKL
74.
Vita Antāne
VMF, Clinical Institute
(KLIN)
75.
Ilga
Šematoviča
VMF, KLIN
76.
Modris
Trompets
VMF, KLIN
77.
Andris Gaters
SZF, Languages
department (VALO)
78.
Dace Skrupska
SZF, VALO
79.
Oksana
Mališeva
SZF, VALO
80.
Ināra Leikuma
SZF, Philosophy
department
81.
Jānis Ābele
SZF, Sociology
Department
LIF, VIDE
VMF, Preclinical
Institute (PREKL)
Guest lecturer –
docent, Dr. biol.
Guest lecturer lecturer, Mg. biol.
Associate
professor,
Dr. biol.
Mg. med. vet.
veterinarian
Associate
professor,
Dr. med. vet.
Docent, Mg. med.
vet.
Guest lecturer –
assistant,
veterinarian
Guest lecturer lecturer, Mg. art.
Guest lecturer lecturer, Mg. paed.
Lecturer, Mg. art.
Lecturer, Mg.
psych.
Associate
professor,
Dr. agr.
Main job
Protection
Ecology and
Environmental
Protection
Additionaljob
Zoology
Main job
Zoology
Main job
Main job
Animal Physiology,
Animal anatomy and
physiology
Animal Physiology,
Animal anatomy and
physiology
Main job
Obstetrics and
Gynaecology
Main job
The Principles of
Veterinary
Main job
The Principles of
Veterinary
Main job
Main job
Main job
Main job
Main job
Professional English in
Agriculture
Professional English in
Agriculture
Professional German in
Agriculture
Philosophy, Ethics,
Aesthetics
Organizational
Psychology and
Management
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Appendix 5
Academic Staff's Scientific Research Biographies (CV)
CURRICULUM VITAE
Professor , Dr. habil. agr. Aldis KARKLINS
Professor of Soil Fertility and Fertilizers
Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences
Latvia University of Agriculture.
Born: February 6, 1951.
Education:
• Agronomist, Latvia University of Agriculture (Faculty of Agronomy), 1977
• Dr. agr. (Candidate of Science in former USSR, Ph.D. in Western countries),
Lithuanian Agricultural Academy, 1982
• Dr. habil. agr., Latvia University of Agriculture, 1997.
Professional Experience:
Latvia University of Agriculture :
• Agronomist and Senior Researcher, Department of Soil Sciences and Agrochemistry,
1977 – 1982.
• Lecturer and Associate Professor, Department of Soil Sciences and Agrochemistry,
1983 – 1996
• Head, Department of Soil Sciences and Agrochemistry, 1983 – 2005.
• Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, 1993 – 1998.
• Professor, Department of Soil Sciences and Agrochemistry, 1997 –
• Director, Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences, since September 1, 2005.
Interests: Soil Fertility, Soil Diagnosis and Classification, Soil Testing methods.
Languages: Latvian, English, Russian.
Honours and Awards:
• Corresponding Member, Latvian Academy of Sciences, since 1997.
• Full Member, Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Science of Latvia, since 1992.
• Foreign Member, The Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry, since
1998.
Professional Activities and Memberships:
• Member, Latvian Council of Science Expert Committee for Agriculture, 1994 – 1996;
2001 –
• Vice–president, Latvian Society of Agronomy, 1994 – 1998.
• President, Latvian Society of Soil Science, since 1994.
• Member, American Society of Agronomy, Soil Science Society of America, 1997 –
2004.
• Member, International Society of Soil Science, since 1997.
• Member, Nordic Association of Agricultural Scientists, since 1996.
• Member, European Confederation of Soil Science Societies, since 2005.
Publications: (since 2003)
122
Publications
Total
Since 2005
8
1
1
10
7
1
1
10
12
52
14
98
11
46
10
86
Conferences
Total
Since 2005
International
Latvian
TOTAL
36
28
63
29
23
51
Monographs, books
Textbooks
SCI cited articles
Research papers in peer reviewed international
journals/proceedings
Other scientific
Conference materials
Periodic
TOTAL
9.
Presentations in conferences: (since 2003)
Recent/Representative Publications (2005 – 2011)
• A. Karklins. Soil information in Latvia. In: Soil Resources of Europe, second edition.
R.J.A. Jones, B. Houškova, P. Bullock and L. Montanarella (eds). European Soil
Bureau Research Report No. 9, EUR 20559 EN, (2005), 420 pp. Office for Official
publications of the European Communities, Luxembourg, P 201 – 209.
• A. Karklins, I. Lipenite. Potassium balance in selected farms of Latvia / Fertilizers and
Fertilization: Journal of the Polish Fertilizer Society – CIEC, Nr 3 (24), 2005, P. 81 –
88.
• A. Karklins. Fertilizer use strategy for sustainability – Latvian approach //
Почвоведение и агрохимия / Институт Почвоведения и агрохимии
Национальной Академии Наук Беларуси, No. 1 (34), январь-июнь 2005 г., с. 22 –
27.
• A. Karklins, I. Lipenite. NPK balance studies in farms of Latvia. I. Farm „Rudeni”,
Jelgava region // Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. – Jelgava: LLU,
2006. – Nr. 16 (311). – 1 – 9 pp.
• A. Karklins, I. Lipenite. NPK balance studies in farms of Latvia. II. Farm
„Kalnamuiza”, Cesis region // Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. –
Jelgava: LLU, 2006. – Nr. 16 (311). – 1 – 7 pp.
• I. Lipenite, A. Karklins. NPK balance studies in farms of Latvia. III. Farm
„Darznieki”, Dobele region // Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. –
Jelgava: LLU, 2006. – Nr. 16 (311). – 8 – 15 pp.
• I. Lipenite, A. Karklins. NPK balance studies in farms of Latvia. IV. Farm „Ogre”,
Ogre region // Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. – Jelgava: LLU,
2006. – Nr. 17 (312). – 11 – 20 pp.
• A. Karklins, I. Lipenite. NPK balance studies in farms of Latvia. V. Farm „Mareni”,
Valmiera region // Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. – Jelgava:
LLU, 2006. – Nr. 17 (312). – 21 – 28 pp.
• I. Lipenite, A. Karklins. NPK balance studies in farms of Latvia. VI. Farm „Tereni”,
Jelgava region // Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. – Jelgava: LLU,
2007. – Nr. 18 (313). – 9 – 16 pp.
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Csathó, P., Sisák, I., Radimszky, L., Lushaj, S., Spiegel, H., Nikolova, M.T., Nikolov,
N., Čermák, P., Klir, J., Astover, A., Karklins, A., Lazauskas, S., Kopinski, J., Hera,
C., Dumitru, E., Manojlović, M., Bogdanović, D., Torma, S., Leskošek, M.,
Khristenko, A. Agriculture as a source of phosphorus causing eutrophication in
Central and Eastern Europe / Soil Use and Management, 2007, No. 23 (Suppl. 1): pp.
36 – 56.
Guidelines for soil diagnosis and description: Field book / Ed. by A. Karklins. –
Jelgava: LLU, 2007. – 120 p.
Guidelines for soil diagnosis and description / Ed. by A. Karklins. – Jelgava: LLU,
2008. – 336 p.
Geology, Soils, Fertilizer Use / Ed. by A. Karklins. – Jelgava: LLU, 2008. – 88 p.
R. Kõlli, A. Karklins, S. Marcinkonis, A. Astover, A. Toomsoo. Soil phosphorus
status in Baltic countries and its sustainable management. In: Book of abstracts // NJF
Seminar 401 “Phosphorus management in Nordic-Baltic agriculture – reconciling
productivity and environmental protection”, held in Uppsala, Sweden, September 22 –
23, 2008, Ed. by Gitte H Rubæk / NJF Report, Vol 4, Nr 4, 2008, pp. 92 – 96.
A. Karklins, I. Lipenite. Methodological Approach for Development of Manure
Reference Values. Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. – Jelgava:
LLU, 2008. – Nr. 21 (315). – 11 – 23 pp. (in Latvian).
Taxonomy of Latvia soils / Ed. by A. Karklins. – Jelgava: LLU, 2009. – 240 p.
Soil conservation and sustainable use / O. Nikodemus, A. Karklins, M. Klavins, V.
Melecis. – Rīga: Academic Press, 2008. – 254 p.
Līpenīte I., KārkliĦš A. Soil quality within the context of land use changes. I.
Introductory notes and soil organic matter. Proceedings of the Latvia University of
Agriculture. LLU, 2011. – No. 26 (321). – 1 – 17 pp. (in Latvian). CABI Abstracts.
Līpenīte I., KārkliĦš A. Soil quality within the context of land use changes. II. Soil
physical and agrochemical properties. Proceedings of the Latvia University of
Agriculture. LLU, 2011. – No. 26 (321). – 18 – 32 pp. (in Latvian). CABI Abstracts.
Research Projects (2005 – 2011):
• A. Karklins. (Head of the Project). Development of Integrated Soil Information
System in Latvia. Latvian Council of Science (2001 – 2008).
• A. Karklins (Project leader, Latvia). Environmental Assessment of Soil for
Monitoring, Cranfield University. EU (2006 – 2007).
• A. Karklins, Member of Steering Committee, participation of realization. Project 00040670 ‘Building Sustainable Capacity and Ownership to Implement UNCCD
objectives in Latvia”. GEF/UNDP (2006 – 2007).
• A. Karklins (Head of the Project). Change in soil properties related to the nontraditional agricultural land use. Latvian Council of Science (2009 – 2012).
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LIETIŠĖĀ BIOGRĀFIJA (CV)
Ināra
Turka
Vārds
Uzvārds
Dzimšanas vieta:Rīga
Dzimšanas gads: 1942
LLU LF Augsnes un augu zinātĦu institūts, profesore
Darba vieta un ieĦemamais amats
Darba vietas adrese:
Jelgava, Strazdu iela 1
LV3004
630 21998
630 27238
[email protected]
TālruĦa Nr.
Fakss:
E-pasts:
Izglītība
Pamatstudijas, maăistrantūra, doktorantūra
(aspirantūra). Mācību iestāde, valsts
Latvijas Valsts universitāte
Zinātniskā kvalifikācija
Zinātniskā padome, iestāde, valsts
•
Harkovas
Lauksaimniecības
institūts, Ukraina
•
Latvijas
Habilitācijas
padome
•
un
Universitātes
promocijas
LLU
habilitācijas
un
promocijas padome, Latvija
Gads
Studiju laiks
Specialitāte
Kvalifikācija
1965- 1971
Biologs-zoologs
Bioloăijasėīmijas
skolotājs
Specialitāte
1980
Entomoloăija
1992
Entomoloăija
Zinātniskais
grāds
Bioloăijas
zinātĦu
kandidāta
grāds
Diploma Nr.
C-D 000199
Dr.biol.
1994
Augu aizsardzība
G-dh 000020
Dr.habil.agr
•
LLU paplašinātās Habilitācijas
un
promocijas
padome,
profesoru ievēleēšana
1997
Augu aizsardzība
2004
Augu aizsardzība
2010
Augu aizsardzība
profesors
LLU-PR 008
Darba pieredze
No 2005.gada - līdz šim LLU Augsnes un augu zinātĦu institūta profesore
No 2001- līdz 2005.g. LLU , Augu bioloăijas un aizsardzības katedras vadītāja, profesore
No 1997. – 2001 LLU, LF, Augu aizsardzības katedras vadītāja, profesore.
1997- 2001.- LLU LF Augu bioloăijas un aizsardzības katedras vadītāja
1994-1997 – LLU, LF Augu aizsardzības katedras profesore.
1986-1994 – LLU, LF Augu aizsardzība katedras docente.
1980-1986 – LLU Augu un kukaiĦu vīrusu slimību problēmu laboratorijas vec. zinātniskā līdzstrādniece.
Zinātniskās darbības virzieni, projekti, granti, maăistrantu un doktorantu vadīšana
Kultūraugu kaitīgo organismu monitorings. Datorizētas prognozēšanas un brīdinājumu sistēmas integrētā augu
aizsardzībā. ĂM kultūraugu, konvencionālā un bioloăiskā saimniekošanas veida līdzāspastāvēšana.
Starptautisks projekts. Sustainable use of natural resources. PD training programme.
Apakštēma: Epidemiology of barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV) 2000 – 2005.g.
Starptautisks projekts: Dānijas- Latvijas kopprojekta “Development and Implementation of an Internet based
Decision Support System for Integrated Pest Management”1998 -2003.
LZP granti
Līdzdalība (I.Turka) LZP granta tēmā Nr. 04.1049 ( 2004-2009) Augsnes patogēnu izpēte bioloăiskajai
lauksaimniecībai lielražošanā – ( vad. B.Bankina).
Līdzdalība (I.Turka) LZP sadarbības projektā 06.00.40.1.4.(2006-2009) Latvijas lauksaimniecības risku
un krīžu vadības sistēmas. SadaĜā: Augu veselības risku un krīžu vadības sistēma .Vad. P.Rivža.
LLU pētniecības projekti , projekta vad..I.Turka.
2008) Dažādu laterālās plūsmas ekspress metožu pārbaude un ieviešana kultūraugu latento infekciju
125
diagnostikai .
Līgumdarbu ar uzĦēmumiem .
Vad. Turka I. (2008) Līgums ar LR ZM, VAAD : Kultūraugu kaitēkĜu, patogēnu un nezāĜu rezistence pret augu
aizsardzības līdzekĜiem. Teorētisks pētījums pretrezistences stratēăijas izveidei Latvijā.
Līdzdalība (2007) (I.Turka) Līgums ar LR PVD:Pamatojuma izstrāde Nacionālā bioloăiskā drošuma sistēmas
attīstības stratēăijai 2008.–2013.gadam Nr. PLJ-2007-0153-B, projekta vad. L. Melece, VA Latvijas Valsts
Agrārās ekonomikas institūts.
LR ZM subsīdiju projekti, projekta vad..
LR ZM subsīdiju projekts Nr.050606/S224 Ekonomiskais pamatojums potenciāli brīvām zonām no ăenētiski
modificētiem (ĂM) kultūraugiem Latvijā- 2006.g.
ZM subsīdiju projektsNr. 270605/S220 Ăenētiski modificētu organismu, t.sk. ăenētiski modificētu kultūraugu
iespējamās ietekmes uz konvencionālo , bioloăisko lauksaimniecību un vidi Latvijā novērtējums - 2005.g.
I.Turkas vadītie, aizstāvētie promocijas darbi .
Māris Bisnieks:
Promocijas darbs Epidemiology of barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV).Vad. No Zviedrijas puses prof. R. Sigvald,
no Latvijas puses- prof. Ināra Turka - promocijas darbs aizstāvēts 2006.gadā.
Gunita Bimšteine:
Promocijas darbs: Phytophthora infestans populācijas inventarizācija un prognozēšanas datormodeĜu
optimizācija – promocijas darbs aizstāvēts 2005. gadā.
Ilze Apenīte promocijas darba tēma: DzērveĦu dzinumu pangodiĦa Dasineura vacinii. bioloăija, ekoloăija un
ekonomiskā nozīme Latvijā. 2005.05. - 2009.07.- promocijas darbs aizstāvēts 2010.gadā.
Doktoranti:
Arturs Stalažs promocijas darba tēma Cecidophypsis ăints pumpurērču sugu sastāvs, izplatība un to loma Ribes
ăints augu vīrusslimību pārnešanā Latvijā.2008.03.-2011.03.
Neda Pūpola promocijas darba tēma ĀbeĜu vīrusu ăenētiskais raksturojums un to ietekme uz dažādiem
saimniekaugiem. 2008.09.-211.09.
Ingrīda GrantiĦa promocijas darbs Krustziežu stublāju un sēklu smecernieku (Ceuthorrhynchus spp.) un
krustziežu pāksteĦu pangodiĦa (Dasyneurea brassicae ) bioloăija, ekoloăija un ekonomiskā nozīme Latvijā.
2009.01.- 2012.01.
Maăistranti
Anna Kāle – Potenciāli nozīmīgāko vīrusu izplatība komerciālās ābeĜu šėirnēs. Darbs aizstāvēts 2008.gadā.
Aija Rebāne – Latvijā reăistrēto augu aizsardzības līdzekĜu salīdzinājums izmantošanai ogulāju integrētās
sistēmās. Darbs aizstāvēts 2008.gadā.
Zane Grigale – Ekspresmetožu lietderība Rizoctonia solani noteikšanai kartupeĜu sēklas bumbuĜos.
Guna Logina - KartupeĜu irdenā kraupja Spongospora subterranea f.sp. subterranea Lag. izplatība Latvijā.
Darbs aizstāvēts 2010.gadā
Laura Ludevika - KartupeĜu Y vīrusu (PVY) diagnostikas ar laterālās plūsmas imunohromotogrāfijas
ekspress metodi ekonomiskais vērtējums. Darbs aizstāvēts 2010.gadā
Uzstāšanās konferencēs (2005.g. - 2011.g.)
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2.
3.
Turka. I., Bimšteine G. Importance of potato variety choice in integrated pest management.24th NJF
Congress , NJF Report, Vol.7, No.3, 2011, Upssala, Sweden, June 14-16, 2011. Mutisks ziĦojums.
Turka I., Bimšteine G. Does potato scab Rhizoctonia solani compete with powdery scab Spongospora
subterraneaf.sp.subteranea in the field conditions? NJF Seminar 446, isk assesment/ risk management,
forecasting pests and diseases of field crops in a changing climateNJF Report, Vol. 7, No.9, Uppsala
Sweden,Kristianstad,Sweden, 30.11.-01.12.2011. Vol.Stenda referāts.
GrantiĦa I., Turka I.(2010). Brassica stem weevil Ceuthorrhynchus spp. on winter oilseed rape in
Latvia. NJF conference 430, Climate Change and Agricultural Production in the Baltic Sea
Region, Uppsala Sweden,04.05.-06.05.2010. Stenda referāts.
4. Turka I., Bankina B. (2010) Latest changes in the list of potato diseases in Latvia/NJF
conference 430, Climate Change and Agricultural Production in the Baltic Sea Region,
Upsala, 04 - 05. 05. 2010. Stenda referāts.
5.
6.
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GrantiĦa I., Turka I.(2010).Krustziežu pāksteĦu pangodiĦš/ LU 68 konference. Zooloăijas un dzīvnieku
ekoloăijas sekcija. 2010. gada 2. februāris. Stenda referāts.
Turka I. Monitoring and inspection problems of potential GM crops situated close to organic and
beekeeping farm/NJF conference 422 Fostering healthy food systems through organic agriculture –
focus on Nordic-Baltic region, 25-27 augusts, 2009.Mutisks ziĦojums.
Bankina B.,Turka I., Priekule I., Gaile Z.(2009). Cereal diseases as important risk factor for organic
farming /5th International Conference Research and conservationof biological diversity in Baltic
region, Daugavpils 22-24 April,2009.
Bimšteine G., Turka I. (2009).Screening and implementation of lateral flow assays for diagnosticēs of
latent infections of Rhizoctonia solani Kühn//5th International Conference Research and conservation
of biological diversity in Baltic region, Daugavpils 22-24 April, 2009.
Turka I.Status and problems of co-existence of conventional and GM crops in Latvia(2008)./NJF
seminar 410. Risks assessment of global agrifood production chains NJF` s 90 year Symposium, 5-6
November,2008.
Turka I. (2008). Economically important potato tuber diseases in organic farming in Latvia /
International Congress of Plant Pathology) Turin, Italy , 23-29.08.08. Mutisks ziĦojums sekcijā:
Diseases and pests in organic farming.
Turka I., Vanags J. (2008).Economical aspects for growing of genetically modified rapeseed crop in
Latvia/ Lietuva, Lietuvas Lauksaimniecības institūts 09.09.08 - 12.09.08. Mutisks ziĦojums
konferences atklāšanas plenārsēdē.
Turka I.,Ruža L. (2007) Resources and risks growing genetically modified crops in Latvia/ International
Conference Multifunctional Agriculture at the outset of XXI century:Challenges and risks 22.03-23.0
3..07 Jelgava. ZiĦojums plenārsēdē.
Bankina B., I.Turka, Priekule I. (2007) Challenges and risks for organic cereals in Latvia/NJF kongress
Nordic Agriculture Trends&Perspectives, 26-29.06.2007, Kopenhāgena, Dānija.
Turka I. (2007).Cereal viruses in the Baltic region/NJF seminar Virus vector management in a
changing climate, 09.10.07-11.10.07 , Bäckaskog, Kristianstad, Sweden
Turka I. (2006) Referāts starptautiskās konferences plenārsēdē Igaunijā, Puhajarvē, 0 5. - 07. 09.06.
„Modelling possibilities of disemination of GMO–s by honey bees”.
Turka I.,Bimsteine G.(2005) Potato pathogens in organic farming in Latvia// Bilbao, Basque country
(Spain), July 17-22. p. 694-695.
Turka I. (2005). Co-existance of GMO in seeds and agricultyral production, Vīne, 22-23 februāris 2005.
EK Vides un mežsaimniecības direktorāta organizēta apaĜā galda diskusija. ZM delegāte no Latvijas
puses.
Studiju kursi (studiju priekšmeti)
1. Augu aizsardzība – pamatstudiju priekšmets
• laukkopības,
• dārzkopības
• uzĦēmējdarbības
• pārtikas higiēnas specialitātes studentiem
2. Kaitīgo organismu bioloăija – maăistrantūras studiju priekšmets.
3. Integrētā augu aizsardzība- maăistrantūras un doktorantūras studiju priekšmets.
Publikāciju skaits :170, no tām 75 zinātniskas publikācijas un 7 mācību grāmatas (autore, līdzautore).
Nozīmīgākās zinātniskās publikācijas 2005.-2011. g.
1. GrantiĦa I., Turka I. Korolova J. (2011) Cruciferous stem and seed weevils as the main pests of winter
oilseed rape. Proceedings of 13th International Rapeseed Congress, Czech Republic, 05-09 June, 2011.
p. 1148-1151.
2. Turka I., Bimšteine G. (2011) Dažādu kartupeĜu šėirĦu bumbuĜu slimību skrīnings un to nozīmīgums
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integrētās augu aizsardzības sistēmās = The screening of different potato varieties for tuber diseases and
its importance in integrated pest manegement. Latvijas Lauksaimniecības Universitātes Raksti. Jelgava : LLU. Nr.26, 54.-59.lpp.
GrantiĦa, I.Turka. (2010) Monitoring of Brassica pod midge Dasyneura [Dasineura] brassicae
(Winnertz) on winter oilseed rape in Latvia. The XIth ESA congress International Scientific Week
around the Agronomy, AGRO2010 , Montpellier 29.08.- 03.09.2010.641-642.
Vanags J., Turka I. (2009) Economic Arguments for Establishing Free Zones in Latvia. Proceedings of
the Latvia University of Agriculture. Nr.22(317)p.30 -42.
Vanags. J., Turka I. (2009) Economic Aspects of Growing Genetically Modified (GM) Rapeseed in
Latvia. Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. Nr.22 (317).p.18. - 29.
Turka I. (2009) Monitoring and inspection problems of GM crops situated potentially close to organic
and beekeeping farms. Agronomy Research 7, (Special issue II), p. 749 – 754.
Turka I., Bankina B. (2009) Plant protection. From: Research activities of the latest decades in the
Faculty of Agriculture. Proceedings of International Scientific conference. Research results Actualities – Prospects, Jelgava, October 29,2009, p. 8-9.
Turka I., Vanags J.(2008). Economical aspects for growing of genetically modified rapeseed in Latvia
(I)/Zemdirbyste – Agriculture.T.95, Nr.3., p.115 -220.
TurkaI.(2007). Ăenētiski modificēto(ĂM) augu audzēšanas iespējas un riski Latvijā. No:
Lauksaimniecības un pārtikas risku vadīšana. P.Rivžas red..Jelgava. lpp.186 -209.
Bisnieks M.1,2, Kvarnheden A.3, Turka I.2, Sigvald R.1 (2006). Occurrence of Barley yellow dwarf
virus and Cereal yellow dwarf virus in spring cereals and pasture grasses in Latvia. Acta Agriculturae
Scandinavica B-Soil and Plant Science, 56. p. 171-178.
Turka. I., Merkurjevs J., Bardačenko V., Solomenikova I. (2005). Ăenētiski modificēto augu
izplatīšanās modelēšana. Latvijas Lauksaimniecības Universitātes Raksti. 15(310), lpp. 50-55.
Turka. I., Merkurjevs J., Bardačenko V., Solomenikova I. (2005). Apputeksnētāju blīvuma ietekme uz
ăenētiski modificēto organismu (ĂMO) izplatības dinamiku. Latvijas Lauksaimniecības Universitātes
Raksti. 15(310). lpp. 56-63.
Hansen J. G., Koppel, A.Valskyte , I.Turka, J. Kapsa (2005). Evaluation of foliar resistance in potato
to Phytophthora infestans based on an international field trial network. Plant Pathology, 54, p.169-179.
Tālākizglītība un profesionālā pilnveide (pēdējo trīs gadu laikā)
1. Dānija, Orhūzas universitāte , Lauksaimniecības zinātĦu fakultātē , 2008.gada marts. Lēmumu atbalsta
sistēmu ieviešana un to attīstība augu aizsardzībā Eiropā. lai organizētos jaunām aktivitātēm ES
projektā ENDURE.
2. Kvalifikācijas celšanai piedalīšanās Starptautiskā darba seminārā par pārtikas drošību - mikotoksīnu un
ĂMO diagnostiku pārtikā 19.02-220.02.2008., Parīze.
3. Potato powdery scab Spongospora subterranea f.sp. subterraneain Latvia/ 2nd European Powdery
Scab Workshop August 2007, 29. -31, Langnau, Switzerland.
4. Itālijas DārzeĦu audzētāju kooperatīva „ORTOSOLE” darba seminārs: „Augu aizsardzības
izmēăinājumi pesticīdu reăistrācijai un atlieku noteikšanai svaigu dārzeĦu produkcijā”, Itālija, Roma,
3.- 4. februāris, 2006.
5. Eiropas Komisijais Vides un mežkopības direktorāta darba seminārs, nozarē” Coordination network on
the coexistence of genetically modified crops with conventional and organic agriculture”, 2005. gada
februāris, Vīne.
Dalība akadēmiskajās un profesionālajās biedrībās, dažādos vēlētos amatos
LLU Lauksaimniecības nozares promocijas padomes locekle
LLU LF profesoru padomes locekle
LU Bioloăijas fakultātes profesoru padomes locekle līdz 2008.gadam
LLU Konventa sekretāre – līdz 2007.gadam.
LLU Senāta priekšsēža vietniece līdz 2003. g.
LLU Senāta locekle – līdz 2007. gadam.
LLU zin.padomes locekle līdz 2008.gadam.
ZiemeĜvalstu lauksaimniecības zinātnieku asociācijas (NJF) biedre.
Agronomy Research (Baltijas valstu zinātnisks izdevums) redaktore no Latvijas puses
Latvijas augu aizsardzības pētniecības centra zinātniskās padomes locekle.
LR ZM Valsts Augu aizsardzības līdzekĜu reăistrācijas komisijas locekle.
Goda nosaukumi, apbalvojumi
LR ZM medaĜa Par centību, 1998. g.
LLU Atzinības raksts, 2002. g.
LLU Atzinības raksts, 2007.g.
128
CURRICULUM VITAE
1. First name, surname
Ināra Līpenīte
2. Date of birth
May 21, 1954
3. Education (institution, graduation date, specialty, degree)
Dr.agr. in soil fertility, LR, 1992, Diploma H-D Nr. 000004
Dr. agr. (Ph.D.) in soil fertility 1990, Byelorussia Institute of Soil Science and
Agrochemistry, Minsk. Diploma CX Nr. 013143
Dipl. in chemistry (analytical chemistry) 1977, Latvia State University, Chemistry
faculty, Riga
•
•
•
4. Professional carrier
LUA Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of soil and plant sciences – assoc. professor
(2006 – )
LUA Faculty of Agriculture, Department of soil science and agrochemistry – docent
(2000 – 2006)
Latvia Research Institute of Agriculture, Researcher and Senior Researcher, Head,
Analytical Laboratory (1985 - 2000)
Olaine Pharmaceutical Plant, Chemist analyst (1977 – 1985)
•
•
•
•
5. Research areas
Soil and plant nitrogen diagnostics; environmental issues concerning lime and fertiliser
application; plant nutrient norms, cycles and balances; soil quality changes
6. Projects (2005–2010)
Projects funded by Latvian Council of Science and Ministry of Agriculture of the
Republic of Latvia
•
•
LZP 09.1530 Effect of land use change on soil properties.
Nr. XP-125 “Analysis of substrate composition fed into biogas fermenter and after
fermentation in RSF „Vecauce” of LUA”
• Nr. lluzp 07-30 “Development of new technique for soil phosphorus availability
assessment in calcareous soils: Olsen`s method calibration under field experiments”
• Nr. 06.4-xi11 “Development of new technique for soil phosphorus availability
assessment in calcareous soils”
7. Professional courses/training (2005–2010)
1. Development and management of Moodle e-courses, 07.09.2010–21.09.2010, LLU,
Jelgava, Latvia.
2. Innovations in high education didactics. Program of professional development, 01.10.2010
– 25.03.2011, LLU, Jelgava, Latvia.
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8. Publications
2005–2011
Total
-
-
2
4
32
21
46
1
3
11
12
5
105
32
Monographs, books
Study materials
Peer-reviewed publications
Proceedings of conferences
Publications in professional
literature
Total
List of most important publications, 2006–2011
1. A.KārkliĦš, I. Līpenīte. Pētījumi par NPK bilanci zemnieku saimniecībās. V. Valmieras raj.
Rencēnu pagasta „MareĦi” // Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitātes Raksti. – Jelgava: LLU,
2006. – Nr. 17 (312). – 21. – 28. lpp.
2. I.Līpenīte, A. KārkliĦš. Pētījumi par NPK bilanci zemnieku saimniecībās. VI. Jelgavas raj. Vilces
pagasta „Terēni” // Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitātes Raksti. – Jelgava: LLU, 2007. – Nr.
18 (313). – 9. – 16. lpp.
3. A.KārkliĦš, I. Līpenīte (2008) Daži kūtsmēslu normatīvu izstrādes metodiskie aspekti // LLU
Raksti. – Jelgava: LLU, 2008. – Nr. 21 (316), 11.-23. lpp.
4. I. Līpenīte, A. KārkliĦš (2011) Augsnes kvalitāte zemes izmantošanas maiĦas kontekstā I.
Problēmas nostādne un augsnes organiskā viela. LLU Raksti, Nr.26 (321), 1. – 17. lpp.
5. I. Līpenīte, A. KārkliĦš (2011) Augsnes kvalitāte zemes izmantošanas maiĦas kontekstā II.
Augsnes fizikālās un agroėīmiskās īpašības. LLU Raksti, Nr.26 (321), 18. – 32. lpp.
9. Presentations in conferences
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
14
7
21
From 2006
7
2
9
10. Languages
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
English
excellent good average
X
X
X
Russian
X
X
X
130
CURRICULUM VITAE
Roberts Vucans
2. Date of birth
August 23, 1956
3. Education (institution, graduation date, speciality, degree)
Latvia University of Agriculture, 1992, Dr. agr.
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, 1983, Master of Science
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy, 1974–1979, agronomist
Associate professor, Institute of Soil and Plants sciences, Latvia University of Agriculture
(LUA), from 2005 – present
Associate professor, Department of soil science and agrochemistry, LUA, 2002 – 2005
Docent, Department of soil science and agrochemistry, LUA, 1999–2002
Lecturer, Department of soil science and agrochemistry, LUA, 1992–1999
Assistent, Department of agrochemistry, LUA, 1983–1992
5. Research areas
Soil organic matter changes in crop rotation. An environmental issues concerning fertiliser
application. Available phosphorus research in calcerous soils. Plant nutrient norms and
balances in crop rotation.
6. Projects (2005–2011)
Nr.06.4-xi 11“Development of new technique for soil phosphorus availability
assessment in calcareous soils” (2006)
2. Nr.lluzp07-30 “Development of new technique for soil phosphorus availability
assessment in calcareous soils: Olsen`s method calibration under field experiments”
(2007)
7. Publications
1.
2005–2011
Total
-
-
1
9
10
22
1
3
–
5
9
42
18
Monographs, books
Study materials
literature
Total
131
1.
2.
3.
R. Vucans, I. Lipenite (2005) Effect of fertilizer on nutrient balance in crop
rotation. CD: ISTRO 2005 International Conference “Soil - agriculture,
environment, landscape” - June 29 – July 1, 2005, Brno, Czsch Republic (ISBN
80-86908-01-1) – p.265 – 271.
R. Vucans, J. Livmanis. (2005) Efficiency of oil radish growing in crop
rotation.. Agronomy research. Vol. 8, 81-85.
Vucāns R., Lipenīte I., Livmanis J. (2008) Comparision of methods for
determination of phosphorus in carbonatic soils. Agronomy research. Vol. 11,
299-305.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
9
9
18
From 2005
4
1
5
9. Languages
Reading skills
English
Russian
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
X
10. Professional memberships
Member of NJF soil, water and enviromental section
132
CURRICULUM VITAE
Biruta Bankina
2. Date of birth: 23 June, 1960
3. Education
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy 1979-1984 agronomist
Institute of Plant Protection, Sanct-Peterburg, Russia, 1986-1990, plant protection
Latvia University of Agriculture, Master of Sciences, 1993.
Latvia University, Faculty of Biology, 1995, Dr. biol.
4. Work experience
Senior researcher and associate professor, Institute of Soil and Plants sciences, Latvian
University of Agriculture (LLU) from 2005.
LLU, Department of Plant Protection, associate professor, 2000-2005.
LLU, Department of Plant Protection, lecturer, 1990-2005
LLU, Department of Plant Protection, technician, researcher, 1983-1990.
5. Scientifical work
Occurrence of important plant diseases in Latvia. Dynamic of disease development and
peculiarities of life cycle. Possibilities of warning and forecast diseases. Biological
peculiarities of causal agents. Wheat and rape diseases epidemiology: possibilities of
overwintering and distribution.
6. Projects (2005-2011)
International project:
1. EUREKA E!5363 „Optimization and adjustment of post-harvest parameters of Baltic
vegetables in controlled atmosphere (BALTVEGSTOR)”.
1. Population genetic analysis of pest insects, mites and fungi of economic importance in the
Baltic region (2009-2011). 2009-2011. Project leader Rimantas Rakauskas, Dr.habil.,
professor of Vilnius University.
2. COST 873 activity „Bacterial diseases of stone fruit”. 2007. g.
3. Inga Moročko "The role of endophytic and non-pathogenic Fusarium fungi in cropping
systems", supervisors B. Bankina, Jan Stenlid, 2004-2006.
Projects funded by Latvian Council of Sciences and Ministry of Agriculture
1. State Research Program “Sustainable Use of Local Resources (Earth, Food, and
Transport) – New Products and Technologies (NatRes)” (2010-2013); project No.3.
“Sustainable Use of Local Agricultural Resources for the Development of High
Nutritive Value Food Products (Food)”, Sub-project No.3.1 “Sustainable Use of Soil
as the Main Resource for the Production of Safe and Qualitative Food and Feed from
the Main Agricultural Crops” – senior researcher.
2. Monitoring and developing peculiarities of harmful, less-investigated populations of
plants pathogens in different agrocenozes (2009-2011) – leader of project.
133
3. Investigations of pests distribution, harmfulness and life cycle for economical and
biological thresholds in integrated plant protection (2008-2013) – leader of project.
4. Investigations of soil-borne pathogens under large scale organic farming (2004-2008)
– leader of project.
7. Postdoctoral training (2005-2010)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Management of development system of e-courses Moodle. Latvija, Jelgava, LLU,
01.10.2010-29.10.2010.
Course on monitoring of Leptosphaeria spp. in air samples. 20-21 May, 2008. Institute of
Plant Genetic, Poland.
Progress and prospects with the implementation of DSS for crop protection in Europe.
17-19 March 2008, Denmark.
Forest pathology. Spring Foray, EMA, 25-28 April, 2007, Greece.
Forest pathology. University of Helsinki, 8-15 August, 2006, Finland.
Use of ICT in distance learning. NOVA/BOVA, 27-29. April, 2005, Lithuania,.
8. Publication
2006-2010
Total
5 (with co-authors)
1 (with co-authors)
16
11
22
13
10
18
7
69
38
Monographs, books
Materials for studying
Other scientifical publications
literature
KOPĀ
9. Most important publications (2008-2011)
1. Bankina B., Priekule I. 2011. A review of tan spot research in the Baltic countries:
occurrence, biology and possibilities of control. Zemdirbyste-Agriculture. Vol. 98 (1): 310.
2. Bankina B., Balodis O., Gaile Z. (2010) Advances of Fungicide Application for Winter
Oilseed Rape. In: Fungicides, ed. By O. Carrise, Vienna: Intech, ISBN 978-953-307-2661, 157-177.
3. Bankina B., Gaile Z. (2009) Evolution of barley disease development depending on
varieties. Agronomy research. Vol. 7 (Special issue 1), p.198-203.
4. Bimsteine G., Lepse L., Bankina B. (2009) Possibilities of integrated management of
onion downy mildew. Sodininkyste ir darzininkyste. 28 (3), p.11-17
5. Jarmoliča S., Bankina B. (2009) Powdery mildew of strawberries in Latvia under field
conditions. Sodininkyste ir darzininkyste. 28 (3), p.79-83
6. Balodis O., Bankina B., Gaile Z. (2008). Fungicide use efficiency for disease control on
winter rape. Zemdirbyste-Agriculture. Vol .95, No.3, p. 13-18.
134
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
38
10
48
From 2006
28
8
36
11. Languages
Reading skills
English
X
Russian
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
12. Other important dates
Member of NJF board of plant sciences section
Member of British Plant Pathology society
Member of Association of European agronomists
Member of Society of Latvia Mycologists
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Curriculum Vitae
1. Family name:
2. First names:
3. Date of birth:
4. Nationality:
5. Civil status:
6. Education:
Institution
AlsiĦa
Ina
26.07.1960
Latvian
married
higher education
[ Date from - Date to Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained:
]
Jelgava Secondary school Nr
1967-1978
Diploma for secondary education
2
Latvia University Faculty of
1978-1983
Biologist, lecturer of biology and
Biology
chemistry
Latvia University of
1992
MSc degree in Agriculture
Agriculture
1992
MSc degree in Pedagogy
Agriculture
Latvia University
1993
Dr.biol.
7. Language skills: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (5 - excellent; 1 - basic)
Language
Reading
Speaking
Writing
Latvian (mother tongue)
5
5
5
English
4
4
3
Russian
4
4
3
8. Membership of professional bodies:
9. Present position:
1. Head of Science Division
2. Assoc. prof. Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences
10. Years within the firm: from 1983
11. Specific experience in the region:
Country
Date from - Date
Organization
Responsibilities
to
Sweden
Aug. 1992
Swedish
Courses in soil
University of
microbiology
Agricultural
sciences
Taiwan
Nov.- Dec. 1993
Precise instrument Courses of the use
Development
of scientific
Centre,
instruments
Finland
Jan.- march, 1995
Helsinki Univ.,
Plant
biotechnology,
obtaining of
transgenic plants
Finland
Febr.1997
Helsinki Univ.,
obtaining of
transgenic plants
Sweden
Oct. 1999
Swedish
Acquaintance with
University of
departments
Agricultural
connected with
sciences
microbiology,
plant
136
Finland
June, 2000
University of
Helsinki,
Finland
Great Britain
University of
Helsinki,
Finland
Latvia
06.2000
October, 2002
Newcastle
university,
Norfa course
05.2003
NOVA BOVA
Etnobonatny
course
Stakeholders’ Meeting of European
Network of GMO laboratories ( ENGL)
International Visitors program of United
States Department of State
“Biotechnology and Food Safety”
NOVA BOVA
„Biodegradation
course
of plant materials”
NOVA course
“Crop
Physiology”
The first Baltic sea region symposium
and postgraduate course on agrobiotechnology focused on root-microbe
systems
University of
Training course
Illinois
”Enhancing
Biotechnology at
Latvia University
of Agriculture”
September, 2003
The USA
May, 2004
Latvia
09.2004.
Sweden
01-03.2005
Lithuania
May, 2005
The USA
01-02.2006
12. Professional experience
Date
Location
Company
from Date to
From
Latvia
Latvia Univ. of
2001
Jelgava Agriculture
Latvia
Jelgava
Latvia
Jelgava
Norfa course
08.2002
Bulgaria
19982001
18871998
Helsinki Univ.,
biotechnology
Courses of
symbiotic nitrogen
fixation
Forest Microbes
and their Role in
biodeterioration,
biodegradation
and
bioremediation
Acquaintance with
departments
connected with
agriculture, plant
biotechnology
Symbiotic
nitrogen fixation
Latvia Univ. of
Agriculture
Latvia Univ. of
Agriculture
Position
Assoc. prof.
Docent
Lecturer
Description
Dept. of Plant Biology
and Protection/Institute
of soil and plant sciences
Dept. of Plant Biology
Dept. of Plant Biology/
Dept. of Plant Physiology
and Microbiology
137
1983Latvia
Latvia Univ. of
Assist. Prof.
Dept. of Plant Physiology
1987
Jelgava Agriculture
and Microbiology
13. Other relevant information (eg, Publications)
Patents
1. L.Parādniece, I. Melgalve, I. Strokša, J. Lepsis, U.KauliĦš Karotīna koncentrāta
iegūšana no ziedputekšĦiem// Patents, Patenti un preču zīmes (Latvijas rep. Patentu
valdes oficiālais vēstnesis, 2000, Nr.8, 905.lpp.( Latvian Patent – Extraction of
carotene from pollen).
2. AlsiĦa I., Dubova L., GobiĦa V., Torstere S., KauliĦš U. Patent Nr. 13439
„Lauksaimniecības produktu ražošanas intensifikācijas paĦēmiens” ( Intensification of
production of agriculturel products). Published 20.08.2006.
3. I. AlsiĦa. L. Dubova. U. KauliĦš, K. Kveksis, L. ZariĦa Augu augšanas stimulēšanas
paĦēmiens Method of Plant growth stimulation. Patent Nr. 13690. Published 2008.
4. Jūlija Volkova, Ina AlsiĦa Bioloăisko lauksaimniecības produktu ražošanas
intensifikācijas paĦēmiens, ( Intensification of biological agriculture production)
Published 2011. g.
Publications
skaits
Books
Mācību metodiskie līdzekĜi
ISI publications
Proceedings and other scientific
publications
Popular-science
Total
3
5
6
>50
>15
>70
Main of last of them:
1. AlsiĦa I., Dubova L. Physiological Activity of Sapropel Decomposition Products /
Suistainable development in the Baltic and Beyong. Peter Lang Europaischer Verlag der
Wissenschaften, 2006. Vol. 23, P. 551-559.
2. Steinberga V, Alsina I., Ansevica A., Dubova L, Liepina L. The Evaluation of Effectiveness of
Rhizobium lupini Strains; Multifunctional agriculture at the outset of XXI century: Challenges and
Risks, Jelgava 2008, Nr. 10, P.193-196.
3. Алсиня И. И., Петрова Г. А. , Дубова Л.Я. , Алсиньш Я.Г.(2010) Влияние цветного
полиэтиленового покрытия на рост и химический состав базилика, Девятая
международная научно-практическая конференция “Исследование, разработка и
применение высоких технологий в промышленности”, Санкт- Петербург, c.88-92.
4. Duma M., Alsina I., Dubova L. Stroksa L., Smiltina Z. ( 2011) The effect of sodium selenite and
selenate on the quality of lettuce. Food balt2011, Jelgava ,p 39-44
5. I.Alsina, L. Dubova, Z. Krūma, J. Krainis, I.Žukauska, R. Galoburda. (2011) Antibacterial
activity of extracts from different Origanum vulgare clones grown in Latvia. . Microorganisms in
Industry and Environment (From Scientific and Industrial Research to Consumer products. Ed. A.
Mendez-Vilas World Scientific. p 355-358
6. Dubova L., Steinberga V., Mutere O., Jansone I., Alsina I.( 2011) Influence of organic and
conventional soil tillage system on soil respiration and enzymatic activity. Microorganisms in
Industry and Environment (From Scientific and Industrial Research to Consumer products. Ed. A.
Mendez-Vilas World Scientific. p 61- 65
138
CURRICULUM VITAE
Elga Plīse
2. Date of birth: 9 October, 1936
3. Education
University of Latvia, 1958 – 1960.
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, 1974, Candidate of Dr.biol.
Latvia University of Agriculture, 1992, Dr.biol.
4. Work experience
Docent emeritus, Institute of Soil and Plants sciences, Latvia University of Agriculture (LLU)
from 2005.
LLU, Department of Plant Biology and Protection, docent, 2001 - 2005
LLU, Department of Plant Protection, docent, 1982 - 2001.
LLU, Department of Plant Protection, assistant, 1974 - 1982.
LLU, Department of Plant Protection, senior laboratory assistant, 1972 - 1974.
LLU, Department of Plant Protection, assistant, 1970 - 1972.
LLU, Department of Plant Protection, senior laboratory assistant, 1962 - 1970.
Entomology of agriculture and forestry
6. Projects (2005-2011)
biological thresholds in integrated plant protection (2008-2013).
8. Publication
Total
19
Monographs, books
literature
TOTAL
31
13
1
41
105
Plīse E. (2004) DārzeĦu kaitēkĜi [Pests of Vegetables]. SIA „Latvijas Lauku konsultācijas un
izglītības centrs”: Ozolnieki, 98 p., in latvian
Plīse E. (2004) Kokaugu kaitēkĜi [Pest of Trees]. Jelgava: LLU. 240 p., in latvian
139
Plīse E. (2007) Latvijas kokaugu kaitēkĜi [Pests on Trees in Latvia]. Ozolnieki: SIA Latvijas
Lauku konsultāciju un izglītības centrs. 230 p., in latvian
Plīse E. (2009) KukaiĦi mežā un dārzā. [Pest in forest and garden] Jelgava: LLU, 368 p., in
latvian
Plīse E. (2011) Augiem kaitīgās ērces [Plant harmfull mites]. Jelgava, 41 p. (electronical
issue).
11. Languages
Reading skills
Germany
X
Russian
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
140
CURRICULUM VITAE
Dainis Lapins
2. Date of birth
August 24, 1944
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Agronomy, 1963 – 1974, certified agronomist
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Agriculture, 1974 – 1978 postgraduate
Latvia University of Agriculture, Promotion Board, 1992, Dr. agr.
4
Professional carrier
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences,
professor (since September 1, 2005)
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Soil Management, the
head of department (2003 - 2005), professor (since 2001)
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of Agriculture, the head of
institute (1997 - 2000)
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, associated professor (1986 - 2000),
lecturer (1979 - 1986)
5. Research areas
1997 – 2000 – the main tasks of scientific work were to develop ecologically
grounded management systems for weed control, soil tillage and crop rotation to increase soil
fertility and crop productivity
Since 2004 – scientific work is connected with technologies of precision agriculture using
GPS in connection with soil tillage and weed control.
6. Projects (2005–2010)
International projects (including ESF, EUREKA, COST and others):
1.
ESF project „Support LUA doctor studies” Nr. 2009/0180/1DP/1.1.2.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/017
G. Dinaburga doctor studies foreman.
2.
Socrates – Erasmus contract Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture
and University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture in German (Bonn ). (Head Prof. W.
Kübauhs, 2003. -2005, and college in Bingen (German). Series of lectures.) .
3.
Baltic Ecological Recycling and Society (BERAS), Baltic Sea Region Interred 3 B,
Community Initiative Concerning Transnational Cooperation on Planning 2000 – 2006, head
A. Granstedts, Sweden.
Republic of Latvia
1. LSC Project Nr. 09.1530 „Changes in soil properties depending on the agricultural
land use “(2010 – 2011, subdivision head)
141
2. LSC Project Nr. 09.1448 “Plant Growth Circumstance Efficiency Estimation to
Technology Optimisation Causation” (2009, head)
3. ESM Project Nr. 06.6-xi13 “„Creating the system of field history record keeping
in LLU MPS “Vecauce” for optimization of field management technologies, its
interdisciplinary aspects.” (2006, head)
4. LSC Project Nr. 05.1604.1” „Development of Theoretical Basis of Soil Tillage and
Weed Control for Provision of Precision Farming” (2004 - 2008, head)
5. LSA and Ministry of Agriculture Project Nr. 310706/S433 and Nr. 050407/S60
“Foresight methodology in Research Infrastructures policy and Latvia rural
developmental strategies formulation” (2005 – 2006, subdivision head)
3. Development and management of Moodle e-courses, 01.10.2010–29.10.2010, certificate
Nr. 0303, LLU, Jelgava, Latvia.
4. Seminary on introduction problems GIS and GPS in agriculture, 09.11.2010. – 12.11.2010.,
Belarus, SSTC.
5. Seminary on optimization soil tillage and sowing technology systems, Väderstadt, Sweden,
19.06.-01.07.2005.
6. Seminary on optimization soil management (soil tillage, weed control) systems in precision
agriculture. Field management and historical methodology to avail AGRONET-NG
(company AGROCOM, Germany) 06- 09.06.2005.
8. Publications
Monographs, books
Study materials
SCI publications
Publications in professional literature (Periodic)
Total
Total
(from
2003)
1
5
12
12
20
1
51
From
2005
1
5
9
12
11
1
39
1. Lapinsh D., Korolova J., Berzinsh A. (2008) Crop rotation influence on the weed incidence in
cereals. In: Zemdirbyste-Agriculture. Ed. by Z. Dabkevičius, I. Brazauskiene, S. Raudonius et
al. Akademija: Kẻdainiụ. T. 95, Nr. 3, p. 433 - 439. ISSN 1392-3196
2. Lapins D., Vilde A., Berzins A., Dinaburga G., Plume A., Rucins A. (2008) Investigations of
Technologies for the Precision Agriculture and Estimation their Efficiency. In: Proceedings of
the International Conference “Biosystems Engineering and Processes in Agriculture”,
Raudondvaris, September 25 - 26, 2008. No. 13, p. 157 - 161. ISSN 1822-2706
3. Dinaburga G., LapiĦš D., BērziĦš A. (2009) Neregulējamo faktoru ietekme uz ziemas kviešu
augšanu un attīstību. No: VII starptautiskās zinātniski praktiskās konferences materiāliem
„Vide. Tehnoloăija. Resursi.” 1. sējums, Rēzekne: Rēzeknes augstskola, 25. - 27. jūnijs 2009,
92. - 99. lpp. ISSN 1691-5402 ISBN 978-9984-44-027-9
4. Dinaburga G., LapiĦš D., Berzins A., Kopmanis J., Plume A. (2010) Interconnection of
altitude of stationary GPS observation points and soil moisture with formation of winter wheat
grain yield. Risks in agriculture: “Environmental and Economic Consequences”, Tallinn,
Estonia, June 8 - 10, 2010. p. 403 - 408. ISSN 1406-894X
5. Dinaburga G., LapiĦš D., Kopmanis J. (2010) Evaluation of effect of unregulated factors on
development and yield of winter wheat. In: Proceedings of the 38th International Symposium
142
on Agricultural Engineering “Actual Tasks on Agricultural Engineering”, Opatija, Croatia,
February 22 - 26, 2010. Ed. by S. Košutić. No. 38, p. 225 - 234. ISSN 1333-2651
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total, from 2003
16
31
47
From 2006
15
20
35
10. Languages
Reading skills
excellent
Russian
English
German
good
Writing skills
average
excellent
good
averag
e
Speaking skills
excellent
X
X
good
averag
e
X
X
X
X
X
Member of NJF plant science
Member of Association of Latvian agronomists
Member of the Latvian Soil Science Society
Member of Latvian Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences (LAAFS)
143
CURRICULUM VITAE
2. Data of birth
Andris Berzins
22.04.1940.
3. Address
Lielā 5-3, Jelgava, LV 3001; LATVIA
4. Phone number
+371 63005632, +371 26221214
5. e-mail:
[email protected]
Soviet Union, Moscow
Latvia Academy of Agriculture
associated professor
Dr. agr.
docent
Cand. Sc. (Agr.)
Agronomist
2001
1992
1982
1974
1964
Latvia University of Agriculture (LUA), Faculty of Agriculture (AF), Institute of Soil
and Plant Sciences, associated professor (since September 1, 2001)
LUA, AF, Department of Soil Management, the head of Department (1997 - 2003)
LUA, AF, Institute of Agriculture, the assistant director of institute (1997 - 2000)
LUA, AF, the assistant dean of Faculty (1995 - 1997)
LUA, AF, Department of Soil Management, assistant professor (1982 –2001)
LUA, AF, Department of Soil Management, lecturer (1976 - 1982)
8.
•
•
•
Research areas
Develop ecologically grounded management systems for weed control and soil tillage
Minimal soil tillage
Technologies of precision agriculture using GPS in connection with soil tillage and weed
control
9. Projects funded by Latvian Council of Science and Ministry of Agriculture of the
Republic of Latvia (2008 -2010)
Project Nr. 06.6-xi 13 Support for Infrastructure Stock of the Precision Field Management
Science Laboratory of LUA Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences. 2008.
Project Nr. 09.1448 “Plant Growth Circumstance Efficiency Estimation to technology
Optimisation Causation” 2009.
Project Nr. 09.1530. „Changes in soil properties depending on the agricultural land use “
Project Nr. 070410/S36. “Influence of minimal soil tillage on its fertility maintenance,
development and distribution of pests as well as crops’ yield and quality in resowings”. 2009 2010.
144
10. Publications
Total 1970-2011
1. Monographs, books
2. Study materials
3. Peer-reviewed publications
4. Other scientific publications in
professional literature
5. Proceedings of conferences
Total
14 (with co-authors}
19
30
62
2006–2011
1 (with co-authors)
2
8
5
66
191
13
28
11. List of most important publications, 2006–2011
1. Korolova J., Lapinsh D., Berzinsh A. (2006) Weed dynamics in differently managed
fields. Agronomy Research. Estonia: Volume 4 Special ISSUE, pp. 241 – 245.
2. Lapins D., Rucins A., Vilde A., Cesnieks S., Berzins A., Aizsilnieks A., Kopmanis J.,
Plume A. (2006) Investigations in Precision Agriculture in Latvia: Soil Tillage
Management. NJF seminar 378. Tillage Systems for the Benefit of Agriculture and the
Environment. Nordic Agricultural Academy: Odense, Denmark, NJF Report. Vol 2.
Nr. 4, pp. 168 – 176.
3. Dinaburga G., Lapins D., Berzins A., Plume. (2008) Efficiency estimation of soil deep
–tillage for winter wheat by using precision technologies of crop cultivation. Latvian
Journal of Agronomy. No. 11, Jelgava: LLU, ISSN 1691-3485, pp. 211-217.
4. Gundega Dinaburga, Dainis LapiĦš, Andris BērziĦš (2009) Neregulējamo faktoru
ietekme uz ziemas kviešu augšanu un attīstību. VII starptautiskās zinātniski praktiskās
konferences materiāli „Vide. Tehnoloăija. Resursi”. 1. sējums. Rēzeknes augstskola,
Inženieru fakultāte, Latgales ilgtspējīgas attīstības pētniecības institūts. Rēzekne:
ISBN 978-9984-44-027-9, 92.-99.lpp.
5. Д. Лапиньш, д-р агр.; Г. Динабурга; А. Плуме; А. Вилде, д-р инж. наук; А.
Берзиньш, д-р агр; А. Руциньш, д-р инж. наук; Е. Королева (2009) Исследование
эффективности точного земледелия и проблемы его внедрения в производство.
Материалы 6-й международной научно-практической конференции «Экология и
сельскохозяйственная техника» Том II. Санкт-Петербург: ISBN 978-5-88890058-1 СПб, c. 16 - 22.
6. Dinaburga G., LapiĦš D., Berzins A., Kopmanis J., Plume A. (2010) Interconnection
of altitude of stationary GPS observation points and soil moisture with formation of
winter wheat grain yield. Risks in agriculture. “Environmental and Economic
Consequences”, Tallinn: Estonia, June 8-10, 2010. pp. 403-408. Abstracted and
indexed: Thompson Scientific database (ISI Master Journal List): Zoological Records,
Biological Abstracts and Biosis Previews, AGRIS, ISPI, DOAJ, CAB Abstracts,
AGRICOLA (NAL; USA), VINITI, INIST-PASCAL. Online: Agronomy Research is
available online at http://www.eau.ee/~agronomy/ ISSN 1406-894X
7. LapiĦš D., Dinaburga G., Kopmanis J., A. BerziĦš A. (2010) Assessment of statistical
description, linear relationships and technological optimization for sowing depth of
winter wheat as yield affecting factor. In: Proceedings of the 4th International
Scientific Conference” Applied Information and Communication Technologies”,
Jelgava: LLU, April 22-23, ISBN 978-9984-48-022-0 (on CD) p. 102-109.
145
12. Languages
Reading skills
English
Russian
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
X
X
Member of the ISTRO –International Soil Tillage Research Organization
Member of the Latvian Society of ploughman
Member of the Latvian Society of agronomists
146
CURRICULUM VITAE
Maija Ausmane
2. Date of birth
January 26, 1944
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy, 1993, Dr. agr.
Latvia University of Agriculture, 1992, Master of Science
Associate professor, Institute of Soil and Plants sciences, Latvia University of Agriculture
(LLU), from 2007 – present
Docent, Department of Soil Management, LLU, 1998–2007
Lecturer, Department of Soil Management, LLU, 1994–1998
Assistant, Department of Soil Management, 1985-1994
Laboratory assistant, Department of Soil Management, LLU, 1971–1985
5. Research areas
Weeds, weed management. Soil tillage. Reduced soil tillage. Crop weediness in crop rotation
in organic farming.
6. Projects (2005–2011)
Republic of Latvia
1. No. 09.1448. “Plant Growth Circumstance Efficiency Estimation to Technology
Optimisation Causation”, researcher. (Head of project professor D. LapiĦš)
2. “Dynamics of Crop Weediness in Crop Rotation of Organic Farming System” Head of
project. 2004 – 2009.
3. No.200309/S18 “The Influence of Minimal Soil Tillage on its Fertility Maintenance,
Development and Distribution of Pests as well as Crop’s Yield and Quality in Resowings”,
researcher, (Head of project professor A. Ruža)
7. Development and management of Moodle e-courses, 01.10.2010–29.10.2010, LLU,
Jelgava, Latvia.
2. International seminar for future perspectives of joint international BOVA doctoral courses
„Planning of international BOVA Ph.D. courses” 05.-06.12.2006., LLU.
8. Publications
2006–2011
Total
Monographs, books
Study materials
21
6
12
2
3
2
147
literature
Total
13
8
52
16
1. Ruza A., Berzins A., Ausmane M. Effect of minimum tillage on soil
sustainability.(2011). Book of abstracts. 24th NJF Congress. Food, Feed, Fuel
and Fun. Nordic light on future land use and rural development. SLU, Uppsala,
Sweden, June 14-16, 2011. pp. 224.
2. M. Ausmane, Z. Gaile, I. Melngalvis (2008) The Investigation of Crop Weediness in the
Crop Rotation of Organic Farming System. Latvian Journal of Agronomy. No.10, Jelgava:
pp.25 -31.
3. M. Ausmane, I. Melngalvis.(2007) Minimalization of Primary Soil Tillage in Crop
Rotation. III. The Changes in Weediness of Sowings. Proceedings of the Latvia University of
Agriculture., vol. 18 (313)Jelgava: pp.1-8.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
10
2
12
From 2006
2
2
4
10. Languages
Reading skills
Speaking skills
X
English
Russian
Writing skills
X
X
X
X
X
Member of International Soil Tillage Research Organization (ISTRO)
Member of the International Union of Soil Science (IUSS)
148
CURRICULUM VITAE
Gunita Bimšteine
2. Date of birth: 9 May, 1975
3. Education
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy 1997, agronomist
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy, 1997, bachelor’s degree
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy, 1999, Master’s degree
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy, 2005, Dr. agr.
4. Work experience
Senior researcher and docent, Institute of Soil and Plants sciences, Latvian University of
Agriculture (LLU) from 2006.
LLU, Department of Plant Biology and Protection, assistant, 2001 - 2006
LLU, Department of Plant Protection – assistant, 2000 - 2001.
Phytophthora infestans population in Latvia. Vegetable diseases biology and epidemiology.
Biological peculiarities of causal agents. Possibilities of warning and forecast vegetable
diseases.
6. Projects (2005-2011)
International project:
2. EUREKA E!5363 „Optimization and adjustment of post-harvest parameters of Baltic
vegetables in controlled atmosphere (BALTVEGSTOR)”.
biological thresholds in integrated plant protection (2008-2013).
7. Sub-project No.3.1 “Sustainable Use of Soil as the Main Resource for the Production
of Safe and Qualitative Food and Feed from the Main Agricultural Crops” of State
Research Program “Sustainable Use of Local Resources (Earth, Food, and Transport)
– New Products and Technologies (NatRes)” (2010-2013).
8. Monitoring and developing peculiarities of harmful, less-investigated populations of
plants pathogens in different agrocenozes (2009-2011)
9. Investigations of soil-borne pathogens under large scale organic farming (2004-2008)
7. Postdoctoral training (2005-2010)
7.
8.
Moodle e-courses modelling and administration system. Latvia, Jelgava, LLU,
01.10.2010-29.10.2010.
Progress and prospects with the implementation of DSS for crop protection in Europe.
17-19 March 2008, Denmark.
149
8. Publication
2006-2011
Total
3 (with co-authors)
1 (with co-authors)
17
1
10
6
7
8
4
37
20
Monographs, books
literature
TOTAL
1. Bimsteine G. (2008) Oospores of Phytophthora infestans in potato leaves in Latvia.
In: Book of Abstracts. ICPP 9 th International congress of Plant Pathology, held in
Torino, Italy, August 24 – 29. 2008., p. 156.
onion downy mildew. Sodininkyste ir darzininkyste. 28 (3), p.11-17
3. Bimsteine G. (2009) Phytophthora infestans populations in Latvia. Proceedings of the
Latvian Academy of Sciences. Section B: Natural, Exact and Applied Sciences. Vol.
62, No. 6, p.223 – 226.
4. Lepse L., Bimsteine G. Bankina B. (2010) Effectiveness of Decision Support System
in Integrated Management of Onion Downy Mildew in Latvia. In: Book of abstracts:
28th International Horticultural Congress “Science and Horticulture for People”, held
in Lisbon, Portugal, August 22 -27, 2010. Vol. 2, (Symposia), p.601 – 602.
5. Turka I. Bimšteine G. (2011) Dažādu kartupeĜu šėirĦu bumbuĜu slimību skrīnings un
to nozīmīgums integrētās augu aizsardzības sistēmās. LLU Raksti [The Screening of
Different Potato Varieties for Tuber Diseases and its Importanc in Integrated Pest
Manegement] Proceedings of tha Latvia University of Agriculture Nr. 26 (321) 54 – 59
lpp.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
22
5
27
From 2006
10
1
11
11. Languages
Reading skills
English
X
Russian
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
Member of NJF plant protection section
Member of Society of Latvia Mycologists
150
CURRICULUM
Name
Vilhelmine
Place of birth
Work place and position
Steinberga
Surname
Ludza
VITAE
26 March, 1941
Year of birth
Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences of Latvia University of
Agriculture, Senior Researcher
Work address
LLU Faculty of Agriculture
Liela street 2, Jelgava, LV-3001
Telephone
E-mail
+371 63010612
[email protected]
Education
Higher education, doctoral studies
Ed. Establishments, country
Study period
Latvia University, Faculty
1963-1968
of Biology
Latvia Academia of Agriculture
(post graduate course)
1970-1973
Speciality
Qualification
Biologist
Microbiologist
Biologist
Microbiologist
Research degrees
Institution awarding degree
LLU Promotion board in
Biology science
Year
1992
Speciality
Biology
Degree
Dr.biol.
Diploma No
Dipl.E-D
Nr.000809
Employment
1968-1970 Latvia Academia of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy, laboratory assistant
1970-1973 Latvia Academia of Agriculture, post graduate course, Faculty of Agronomy
1973-1975 Latvia Academia of Agriculture ,Faculty of Agronomy, Department of Plant
Physiology and Microbiology, laboratory assistant
1975-1980 Latvia Academia of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy, Department of Plant
Physiology and Microbiology, assistant professor
1980-1985 Latvia Academia of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy , lecturer
1985-1999 Latvia University of Agriculture , Faculty of Agriculture, associate professor
From 2006 Istitute of Soil and Plant Sciences of Latvia University of Agriculture, senior
Researcher
Scientific research interests
Projects
• Grant of Latvia University of Agriculture Nr. XP-96 „The Nodule Bacteria strain’s
distribution in Soils of Latvia the Collection up on inventory and to retain”2006-2008,
responsible executor.
• Grant of Latvian Academy of Science, „Changes of soil Biological activity during
cultivation of grain in different agricultural Systems”2009-2010, head of the project.
• Grant of Latvian Academy of Science, „Changes in soil properties depending on the
agricultural land use” 2010-2012, responsible executor.
151
•
•
ES structural finds. „Influence the extract Products of Organic to cultivation of the
Plants” 2011-2013, responsible executor.
Market oriented project ”Nr TOP 0706 2007, responsible executor.
Contributions at conferences (last five years)
Ansevica A., Steinberga V., Dubova L., Alsina I., Karpova I. Evaluation of Rhizobium
strain efficiency in peas and garden beans grows in different soils. Lithuanian University
of Agriculture. International Scientific Conference; Actualities in Plant Physiology, 12-13
June, 2008.
Ansevica A., Steinberga V., Alsina I., and Dubova L. Evaluation of Rhizobium
leguminosarum Strains Effectivenes, Virulence and Ability of Competitiveness in Field
Beans ( Vicia faba ). 5th International Symposim of Interactions of Soil Minerals with
Organic Components and Microorganismus. November, Chile. 2008.
Limane B., Mihailova A., Potapova K., Steinberga V., Mutere O. The role of Phytotoxicity
study in the soil remediation tehnologies. Joint PSE-SETAC Conf. Ecotoxicology in the
real world. September 16-19, 2009. Krakow, Poland.
Ansevica A., Steinberga V., Alsina I., Dubova L Nodulation process and nitroge fixation
effectiveness in field beans ( Vicia faba ). Biomicroworld 2009, 2-4 December, Lisbon.
Portugal.
Dubova L., Steinberga V., Alsina I. Effect of Soil Microorganisms an Vegetable
Quality.International Horticultural Congress, Lisbon. Portugal. August 22-27, 2010.
Dane S., Šteinberga V., AlsiĦa I., Dubova L. The influence of onions and red beet on the soil
microbiological characteristics, First International Symposium on Microbial Horticulture.
May 15-19, 2011, Alnarpa, Sweden.
Dubova L., AlsiĦa I., Steinberga V.,Gmizo G.Influence of additional microorganisms
preparation on growth of lettuce, 1st International Symposium on Microbial Horticulture
May 15-19, 2011, Alnarpa, Sweden.
Dubova L.,Ruža A., AlsiĦa I., Steinberga V. (2011). The effect of tillage on same biological
parameters of soil. Scientific conference “Agricultural Chemistry in agriculture and
environmental protection” Warsaw, Poland, June 20 – 21.
Steinberga V., Dubova L., Mutere O., Jansone I., AlsiĦa I. (2011). The influence of field
management system on the soil biological activity. Scientific conference “Agricultural
Chemistry in agriculture and environmental protection” Warsaw, Poland, June 20 – 21.
Number of publications – 79, including
textbooks 2,
scientific articles 67,
laboratory manuals 9.
Main Publications
1. Ina AlsiĦa, Anita Anševica, Laila Dubova, Inta Dudare, Maiga Niedrīte, Vilhelmīne
Šteinberga. The evaluation of effectiveness of Rhizobium leguminosarum strains in
different host plants. 6. starptautiskā zinātniski praktiskā konference
„Vide.Tehnoloăija. Resursi.”, 2007.gada 20-22 jūnijā Rēzeknē. Rēzeknes Augstskola,
p 190-194.
2. Steinberga V. Alsina I., Ansevica A., Dubova L. Liepina L. The evaluation of
Effectiveness of Rhizobium lupini Strains; Multifunctional agriculture at the outset of
XXI century: Challenges and Risks, Jelgava 2008, P.193-196.
152
3. Anita Anševica, Ina AlsiĦa, Vilhelmīne Šteinberga, Laila Dubova. The evaluation of
effectiveness of Rhizobium leguminosarum in field beans (Vicia faba). Research for
rural develpoment 2007. International scientific conference proceedings, Jelgava,
2007. p.42-45.
4. Dubova L., Mutere O., Mihailova A., AlsiĦa I., Šteinberga V., Limane B., ZariĦa Dz.
Growth of peas Pisum sativa L. in the presence of diesel and bacteria consorta in peat
and sandy soil. The 2nd. WSEAS/IASME Conf on Waste Managament, Water
Pollution. Air Pollution and Indoor Climate (WWAI`08) Corfu Greece, October 2628, 2008. (Proceedings,6 lpp.)
5. И.И. Алсиня, В.К.Штейнберга, О.А.Мутер, И.Я.Янсоне, Л.Я.Дубова. 2010.
Динамика показателей биологической активности почвы в севообороте
зерновых. Высокие технологии, исследования, промышленность. Том 4.
Сборник трудов. Под редакцией А.П.Кудинова. Санкт-Петербург, 2010, стр. 130136.
6. Dubova L., Šteinberga V., Mutere O., Jansone I., Alsina I. 2011. Influence of organic
and conventional soil management system on soil respiration and enzymatic activity.
BioMicroWorld 2009. Conference Proceedings Book. World Scientific Publishing
Co.Pte.Ltd., p.61-65.
Membership at Scientific Organizations
• Member of Latvian Society of Microbiology.
• Member Latvian Society of Agronomy.
Language skills
Reading
Language
excellent
Latvian
Russian
German
English
Polish
good
Writing
average
x
x
excellent
good
Speaking
average
x
x
good
average
x
x
x
x
x
excellent
x
x
x
x
x
x
153
CURRICULUM VITAE
Ilze
Name
Riga, Latvia
Place of birth
Vircava (b. Lūse)
Surname
1980
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences, docent
Work address:
Lielā street 2
Jelgava, Latvia
LV 3002
+371 63005635
[email protected]
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Education
Higher education, Master’s studies, doctoral
studies. Educational Establishment, country
Higher education, LU, Faculty of Geography
and Earth Sciences
Master’s studies, LU, Faculty of Geography
and Earth Sciences
Doctoral studies, LU, Faculty of Geography
and Earth Sciences
Study
period
1998.–
2002.
2002.–
2004.
2005.–
2008.
Speciality
Qualification
Geology
Bachelor of
geology
Master of
geology
Doctor of
geology
Quarternary
geology
Applied
geology
Research degrees
Doctoral Committee of Geology
University of Latvia, Latvia
Year
2010
Speciality
Aplaid geology
Degree
Dr.geol.
Diploma
No.
Sērija D,
Nr. 0301
Employment
1996-2008
1998-2001
2003-2007
2007-2011
2010-2011
From 2011
SIA ZRF Relika, Laboratory of quality, laboratory assistant
Latvia University, Laboratory of Quarternary environment, laboratory
assistant
Latvia University of Agriculture, Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences,
assistant
lecturer
University of Latvia, Department of Applied Geology, Faculty of
Geography and Earth Sciences, researcher
docent
2010–2011The national research program. 2010.10-4/VPP-5 Project No. 1 - Development of new technologies
for innovative products for the creation of the Latvian mineral resources, researcher
2009–2011 Compendium on Science & Research cooperation between the European Union and the Russian
154
Federation. Scientific cooperation between researchers of Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences, Faculty of
Agriculture, Latvia University of Agriculture and Laboratory of Crystal Chemistry of Minerals, Institute of
Geology of Ore Deposits, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, Russian Academy of Science
2010 Estonian-Latvian cooperation project “BUY LOCAL“, The leader and coordinator of group of experts from
Latvia
2006 The research project of the University of Latvia, project Nr. 2006/1-229717 “The glacial geological
structure of bluff coasts of Baltic sea and its near territory in section Sensala-Pāvilosta and the surroundings of
Ziemupe” (assistant).”
Contributions at conferences (last three years)
1. Lūse, I., Bregman, E.P.H., Segliņš, V., Stunda, A., 2009. Illite 1Md polytype in the tills of Latvia and
the Netherland. Book of abstracts: Clay minerals and Layered Materials 2009, Clay minerals and
Layered Materials, Zvenigorod, Russia, 148
2. Lūse, I., Krupskaya, V. V., Randers, M., Kisileva, I. A., Melchakova, L. V., Ogorodova, L. P., 2009.
Possibilities to determine kaolinite group mineral structures applying Quanto software. Book of
abstracts: Clay minerals and Layered Materials 2009, Clay minerals and Layered Materials,
Zvenigorod, Russia, 67
3. Bregman, E.P.H., Lūse, I., 2009. Clay minerals as a tool for paleoreconstruction of ice flows and
glaciations in Drenthe, the Netherlands, with a reference to NW European glacial landscapes.
Book of abstracts: Clay minerals and Layered Materials 2009, Clay minerals and Layered
Materials, Zvenigorod, Russia, 142
4. Stunda, A., Luse, I., Berzina-Cimdina, L., 2009. Intensive unbasal peak data acquisition for 1Md
polytype. Book of abstracts: Clay minerals and Layered Materials 2009, Clay minerals and
Layered Materials, Zvenigorod, Russia, 55
5. Lūse, I., Segliņš, V., Stunda, A., 2009. Illite polytype diagnostics between primary and secondary
mineral phases. Proceedings, 4th annual meeting of the Nordic Mineralogical Network, Helsinki,
Finland, 20
6. Lūse, I., SegliĦš, V., Stunda, A., BērziĦa-CimdiĦa, L., 2009. Autigēno minerālu asociācija
glacigēno nogulumu un pamatiežu kontaktzonā. LU 67. zinātniskā konference: referātu
tēzes, Rīga, 216
7. Irbe, Z., Lūse, I., 2009. Mālu daĜiĦu izmēru sadalījuma analīze izmantojot lāzera
granulometriju. LU 67. zinātniskā konference: referātu tēzes, Rīga, 192
8. Lūse, I., SegliĦš, V., Stunda, A., BērziĦa-CimdiĦa, L., 2009. Iespējamie illīta politipi
Latvijas glacigēnajos nogulumos. LU 67. zinātniskā konference: referātu tēzes, Rīga, 215
9. Bambergs, K., Lūse, I., 2010. Mālu minerāli morēnu augšĦu cilmiežos. LU 68. zinātniskā
konference: referātu tēzes, Rīga, 274
10. Randers, M., Lūse, I., Stunda, A., Karpovičs, A., 2010. Augšdevona Katlešu svītas
mālaino nogulumu krāsu neviendabība un ăenēze. LU 68. zinātniskā konference: referātu
tēzes, Rīga, 360
11. Irbe, Z., Karpovičs, A., Popovs, K., Lūse, I., 2010. Lāzerdifrakcijas granulometrijas
izmantošanas specifika mālu granulometriskā sastāva noteikšanā. LU 68. zinātniskā
konference: referātu tēzes, Rīga, 298
12. Lūse, I., Karpovičs, A., SegliĦš, V., Stunda, A., Randers, M., 2010. Clays and authigenic
minerals composition of the glacigenic and bedrock contact zone. The 5th Mid-European
Clay Conference, MECC 2010, Budapest, Hungary.
13. Randers, M., Lūse, I., Stunda, A., Karpovičs, A., 2010. Natural pigments in clayey
sediments of Kuprava pit in Latvia. The 5th Mid-European Clay Conference, MECC 2010,
Budapest, Hungary.
14. Bregman, E.P.H., Lūse, I., Stunda, A., Karpovičs, A., Randers, M., 2010. Clay mineral
composition: a significant tool for glaciation till studies and paleo reconstruction, with a
reference to the glacial history in Drenthe, the Netherlands, North-West Germany and the
Baltic. The 5th Mid-European Clay Conference, MECC 2010, Budapest, Hungary.
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15. Krupskaya, V.V., Luse, I., Randers, M.A., Melchakova, L.V., Vigasina, M.F., Ogorodova,
L.P., Kiseleva, I.A., 2010. Kaolinite-dickite relation by thermodinamic data. The 5th MidEuropean Clay Conference, MECC 2010, Budapest, Hungary.
16. Randers, M., Lūse, I., Stunda, A., Karpovičs, A., 2010. Kupravas karjera mālu minerālais
sastāvs. 51. RTU Studentu Zinātniskās un tehniskās konferences materiāli, Rīga
17. Lūsis M., SegliĦš V., Vircava I., 2011. Tendences of latvian clay resources extraction.
ПРОБЛЕМЫ НЕДРОПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ, Международный форум-конкурс молодых
ученых, сборник научных трудов, Часть 1, САНКТ-ПЕТЕРБУРГ
18. Stunda A., Vircava I., Krieke G., Berzina-Cimdina L., 2011. Latvian clays for medical
and cosmetic applications. ПРОБЛЕМЫ НЕДРОПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ, Международный
форум-конкурс молодых ученых, сборник научных трудов, Часть 1, САНКТПЕТЕРБУРГ
19. Lūsis M., SegliĦš V., Vircava I. 2011. Tendencies of sand and gravel extraction in the
Baltic States and Sweden in 2005 – 2008. Abstrtacts of the 2nd Student`s International
Geological Conference, Rīga, LU, 15 p.
20. Pipira D., Vircava I. Kupravas mālaino nogulumu minerālā un granulometriskā sastāva
neviendabība. Abstracts of the 52th International Scientific Conference of Riga Technical
University. 80. p.
21. Vircava I., Pipira D., Stunda A., SegliĦš V. 2011. Apriėu un Lažas mālu iegulu
ăeoloăiskais raksturojums. Abstracts of the 52th International Scientific Conference of
Riga Technical University. 81p.
Courses delivered
Engineering geology, field practice of Engineering geology, Resources of Agriculture.
Lifeless resources, Geology and Soil Science, Field practice of Geology and Soil Science,
Resources exploration, Active tourism.
Publications
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6.
7.
Киселева И. А., Огородова Л. П., Крупская В. В., Мельчакова Л. В., Вигасина М.Ф.,
Луcе И. (2010). Термодинамика минералов каолинитовой группы. In: Геохимия.
ISSN PRINT: 0016-7525.
Zinātniskās publikācijas Latvijas izdevumos
Lūse, I., SegliĦš, V., Stunda, A., BērziĦa-CimdiĦa, L., 2008. Paraugu sagatavošanas
metodikas nozīme illīta politipu pētījumos. RTU Zinātniskie raksti. Materiālzinātne un
lietišėā ėīmija, 1(18), 135–147.
Lūse, I., SegliĦš, V., Stunda, A., BērziĦa-CimdiĦa, L., 2008. Illīta politipu pētījumi
glacigēnos nogulumos. LLU raksti, 21 (315), 106–115.
Lūse I., SegliĦš V., Stunda A., Randers M. (2011) Minerālā sastāva un illīta politipu
variācija augšdevona Katlešu svītas un Latvijas apledojuma glacigēnajos nogulumos.
Latvijas Universitātes raksti. Zemes un Vides ZinātĦu sērija, 762.sēj., 102-113.
Stunda A., BērziĦa-CimdiĦa L., Lūse I. (2011) XRD uzĦemšanas parametru ietekme uz
vāji kristālisku materiālu difraktogrammām. Latvijas Universitātes raksti. Zemes un
Vides ZinātĦu sērija, 762.sēj., 93-101.
Vircava I., Pipira D., SegliĦš V., Stunda A. (2011) Rentgenstaru pulverdifrakcijas
metodes illīta, illīta-smektīta noteikšanai un to pielietojums Latvijas māliem. RTU
Zinātniskie raksti, Materiālzinātne un lietišėā ėīmija, 24. sēj., 14-19.
SegliĦš V., Sedmale G., Vircava I. (2011) Latvijas minerālās izejvielas: īpašību
apkopojums. RTU Zinātniskie raksti, Materiālzinātne un lietišėā ėīmija, 24. sēj., 116135.
Continuing education, in-service training (last three years)
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12.12.–18.12.
2010
11.05. – 15 .05.
2009.
15.04.–17.04.
2009.
Structural State of Minerals and its Applications, University of
Copenhagen, Denmark
Clays: mineralogy, geochemistry and geotechnical properties,
Department of Earth Sciences, University of Gothenburg,
Gothenburg, Sweden
PHARE 2009 – Module1, Crystal Structure solution and refinement
from powder data, workshop, Martina Franca, Italy
Academic and social societies (membership)
Member of Latvia Soil society
Awards
First place at the 49th scientific and technical conference of Students, Riga Technical
University (Stunda, A., Lūse, I., 2008. New solutions for the analyses of clayey sedimentary
rocks with XRD;
Diploma for the best young scientist poster presentation (I. Lūse, E.P.H. Bregman, V. SegliĦš,
A. Stunda. Illite 1Md polytype in the tills of Latvia and the Netherland. I. Lūse, V. V.
Krupskaya, M. Randers, I. A. Kisileva, L. V. Melchakova, L. P. Ogorodova. Possibilities to
determine kaolinite group mineral structures applying Quanto software), Clay minerals and
Layered Materials, Zvenigorod (Moscow region), 2009.
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
English
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CURRICULUM VITAE
1.1.
LAILA
Name
Rīga
Place of birth
DUBOVA
Surname
1970
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences
Work place
Lecturer
position
Work address:
LLU Faculty of Agriculture
Telephone
+ 371 3010612
E-mail:
[email protected]
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Education:
1999. - 2002. PhD study Latvia University of Agriculture (theoretical course).
2000. Latvia University of agriculture (master study). Diploma No. 001645.
1989. – 1994. Latvia University, Faculty of Biology
Qualification: biologist, plant physiologist. Diploma No 104346.
1.6.
Research degrees
Master degree in the agricultural sciences
1.7.
Employment:
From 2003 september lecturer in the Latvia University of Agriculture Institute of Soil
and Plant sciences (till 2005. september Department of Plant biology).
Since 1994 till 2003 asissistant in the Department of Plant biology, Latvia University
of Agriculture
Since 1988 till 1989. Laboratory assistant in the Laboratory of microorganisms
ecology and selection of Institute of Microbiology and Virusology by Latvia Research
Academy.
1.8.
Foreign languages:
excellent
Russian
German
Writing skills
Reading skills
Language
good
X
average
excellent
good
Speaking skills
average
X
X
excellent
good
average
X
X
X
158
English
X
X
X
2. Scientific research interests and publications.
2.1. Scientific fields
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Plant and soil microorganisms intreractions
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Soil microbiological and enzymatic activity
2.2. Patents:
1) AlsiĦa I., Dubova L., GobiĦa V., Torstere S., KauliĦš U. Lauksaimniecības produktu
ražošanas intensifikācijas paĦēmiens / Latvian patent LV Nr. 13439, 2006.
2) AlsiĦa I., Dubova L., KauliĦš, U., Kveksis K., ZariĦa L. Augu augšanas stimulēšanas
paĦēmiens /Latvian patent LV Nr. 13690, 2008.
3) Mutere O., Limane B., Mihailova A., Dubova L., Strikauska S., Zarina. D. Isolation of
consortium of microorganisms-destructors MDK-825 for oil product degradation in soil.
Latvian patent LV 14133 A, 4/2010, 624-625.
2.3. publications (last 7 years):
• Ashihmina O., Dubova L., Potapova K., Muter O. (2011) Eco-toxicity of nitroaromatics:
comparative study for different conditions. Ecoligy& Safety, Vol.5. (pieĦemts
publicēšanai: publicēšanas sertifikāts No. BG2011-ISP-ES-5-2563).
• Dubova L., Šteinberga V., Mutere O., Jansone I., AlsiĦa I. (2011) Influence of organic and
conventional soil management system on soil respiration and enzymatic activity.
BioMicroWorld2009 Conference Proceedings Book. World Scientific Publishing
• AlsiĦa I., Dubova L., Krūma Z., Krainis J., Žukauska I., Galoburda R. (2011)
Antomicrobial activity of extracts from different Origanum vulgare clones grown in
Latvia. BioMicroWorld2009 Conference Proceedings. World Scientific Publishing
Co.Pte.Ltd., p.355-358.
• Алсиня И. И., Петрова Г. А. , Дубова Л.Я. , Алсиньш Я.Г.(2010) Влияние цветного
полиэтиленового покрытия на рост и химический состав базилика, Девятая
международная научно-практическая конференция “Исследование, разработка и
применение высоких технологий в промышленности”, Санкт- Петербург, c.88-92.
• Л.Я. Дубова , И.И.Алсиня, В.К.Штейнберга, О.А.Мутер, И.Я.Янсоне. (2010)
Динамика показателей биологической активности почвы в севообороте
зерновых
Девятая
международная
научно-практическая
конференция
“Исследование, разработка и применение высоких технологий в промышленности”,
Санкт- Петербург, c.130-136.
• B. Limane, J. Juhanson, J. Truu, M. Truu, O. Muter , A.Versilovskis, L. Dubova, and Dz.
Zarina. Changes in microbial population affected by physico-chemical conditions of soils
contaminated by explosives // Current Research Topics in Applied Microbiology and
Microbial Biotechnology. - World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd -2009. p. 637-640.
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L. Dubova, B.Limane, O. Muter, A. Versilovskis, Dz. Zarina, and I.Alsina. Effect of
nitroaromatic compounds on the growth of potted plants. // Current Research Topics in
Applied Microbiology and Microbial Biotechnology. - World Scientific Publishing Co.
Pte. Ltd 2009. p.24-28
• Dubova L., Muter O., Mihailova A., Alsina I., Steinberga V., Limane B., Zarina Dz.
Growth of peas Pisum sativum L. in the presence of diesel and bacteria consortia in peat
and sandy soil. 10th WSEAS International Conference on Mathematical methods,
computational techniques, non-linerar systems, intelligent systems (MAMECTIS'08).
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Corfu, Greece, October 26 -28, 2008. Published by WSEAS Press, 403-407.
Steinberga V, Alsina I., Ansevica A., Dubova L, Liepina L. The Evaluation of
Effectiveness of Rhizobium lupini Strains; Multifunctional agriculture at the outset of XXI
century: Challenges and Risks, Jelgava 2008, P.193-196
Anita Anševica, Ina AlsiĦa, Laila Dubova. The evaluation of effectiveness of Rhizobium
leguminosarum in field beans (Vicia faba) / Research for rural development 2007.
International scientific conference proceedings, Jelgava 2007, p. 42 – 45.
Ina AlsiĦa, Anita Anševica, Laila Dubova, Inta Dudare, Maiga Niedrīte, Vilhelmīne
Šteinberga The evaluation of effectiveness of Rhizobium leguminosarum strains in
different host plants / 6. starptautiskā zinātniski praktiskā konference "Vide. Tehnoloăija.
Resursi", 2007.gada 20.-22.jūnijs Rēzekne, Rēzeknes Augstskolā 190.-194. lpp.
AlsiĦa I., Dubova L. Physiological Activity of Sapropel Decomposition Products /
Suistainable development in the Baltic and Beyong. Peter Lang Europaischer Verlag der
Wissenschaften, 2006. Vol. 23, P. 551-559.
Dz. Zarina, L. Dubova, A. Berzins, U. Viesturs, S. Strikauska. Effect of inoculum on the
survival of pathogenic agents in different composts / Modern multidisciplinary applied
microbiology: exploiting microbes and their interactions. - Wiley-VCH, 2006. – P.737.743..
Alsina I., Dubova L., Krulikovskis J. Biological activity assessment of fertiliser Agrovitkor Agronomijas vēstis Nr. 8, Jelgava 2005, p 301-305
2.4. Conferences (last 7 years):
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Muter O., Dubova L., Zarina D. Microbial activity in the soils contaminated with
nitramines and nitroaromatic compounds. Int. Conf. on Environ. Biotechnology, 9-13
July, 2006, Leipzig, Germany.
Muter O., Dubova L., Saulite L., Grube M., Zarina D. Microorganisms isolation from
soils contaminated with nitramines and nitroaromatic compounds. 11th Int. Symp. on
Microbial Ecology, ISME-11, 2006, Vienna, Austria.
ZariĦa D., Dubova L., Mutere O., Viesturs U., BērziĦš A., Strikauska. The influence of
climatic conditions on the sanitary state of composting and post composting processes.
EcoBalt, Rīga May 10-11, 2007, 70-71.
Limane B., Juhanson J., Truu J., Truu M., Muter O., Dubova L., Zarina D. Changes in
microbial population affected by physico-chemical conditions of soils contaminated by
explosives. II International Conference on Environmental, industrial and Applied
Microbiology, BioMicroWorld 2007 .
Dubova L., Limane B., Muter O., Versilovskis A., Zarina D., Alsina I. Effect of
nitroaromatic compounds to the growth of potted plants. II International Conference on
Environmental, industrial and Applied Microbiology, BioMicroWorld 2007.
Limane B., Muter O., Dubova L., Zarina Dz. Effect of salinity on the plant germination
in the context of soil toxicity. EUROSOIL 2008, Book of Abstracts, Vienna, Austria,
2008.
Dubova L., Muter O., Mihailova A., Alsina I., Steinberga V., Limane B., Zarina Dz.
Growth of peas Pisum sativum L. in the presence of diesel and bacteria consortia in peat
and sandy soil. The 2nd WSEAS/IASME Conf. on Waste Management, Water Pollution,
Air Pollution and Indoor Climate (WWAI’08). Corfu, Greece, October 26-28, 2008
(Proceedings, 6 lpp.).
Limane B., Cugunov M., Muter O., Dubova L., Alsina. The impact of petroleum
hydrocarbons on the soil enzymatic activity and plant growth. 17th Int. Symp. of CIEC,
Cairo, Egypt, November 24-27 2008.
L. Dubova, Dz. Zarina, I. Alsina. The use of microbiotests for determination of soil and
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compost quality // 40th Croatian Symposium on agriculture, 2005.
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Alsina I., Dubova L.. Physiological aspects of sapropel decomposition products.
International Conference "Integrative Approaches towards Sustainability"11-14 May
2005. Jurmala, Riga.
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Alsina I., Dubova L., Krulikovskis J. Biological activity assessment of fertiliser
Agrovit- kor. International Scientific conference ‘Optimizing Agricultural output
production: Theory and Praxis, Jelgava 2005.
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Steinberga V., Alsina I., Ansevica A., Dubova L., Liepina L. The evaluation of
effectiveness of Rhizobium lupini strains, Starptautiskā zinātniskā konference
Multifunctional Agriculture at the outset of XXI century: challenges and risks, Jelgava,
22.-23. marts 2007.
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Karāne I., AlsiĦa I., Dubova L., Šteinberga V. Effects of the spectral distribution of
light on the growth of vegetables. Lithuanian University of Agriculture, Abstracts of
International Scientific Conference: Actualities in Plant Physiology, 12 – 13 June, 2008.
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Anševica A., Šteinberga V., Dubova L., AlsiĦa I., Karpova I. Evaluation of Rhizobium
strain efficiency in peas and garden beans grown in different soils. Lithuanian University
of Agriculture, Abstracts of International Scientific Conference: Actualities in Plant
Physiology, 12 – 13 June, 2008.
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Zegnere L., AlsiĦa I., Dubova L., Šteinberga V. The effect of selenite on the yield and
storage of onions. Lithuanian University of Agriculture, Abstracts of International
Scientific Conference: Actualities in Plant Physiology, 12 – 13 June, 2008.
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Anševica A., Šteinberga V., AlsiĦa I., Dubova L. Evaluation of Rhizobium
leguminosarum strains effectiveness, virulence and ability of competitiveness in Field
Beans (Vicia faba L.) // Journal of Soil Sciences and Plant Nutrition, 2008, Vol. 8(3).
Special Issue ISMOM, 2008,
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Dubova L., Muter O., Alsina I., Zarina Dz., Limane B., Steinberga V., Mihailaova A.
Growth of peas Pisum sativum L. in the presence of diesel and bacteria consortia un peat
and sandy soil // Journal of Soil Sciences and Plant Nutrition, Vol. 8(3), 2008. Special
Issue ISMOM 2008, pp. 182.
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Limane B. Mihailova A., Dinaburga G., Dubova L., Muter O., Alsina I., Zarina Dz.
Comparison of Different Methodical Approaches to Evaluate the Plant Root Growth //
Book of Abstracts, Eurosoil, International Year of Planet Earth, Soil–Society–
Environment, 25–29 August, 2008, Vienna, Austria, pp. 186.
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Alsina I;.Dubova L; Krūma Z.; Krainis J.;.Žukauska I; Galoburda R. Antibacterial
activity of extracts from different Origanum vulgare clones grown in Latvia. III
International Conference on Environmental, industrial and Applied Microbiology,
BioMicroWorld 2009,2 – 4 decembris. Lisabona, Portugāle.
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. Dubova L;. Šteinberga V; Mutere O.; Jansone I.; AlsiĦa I. Influence of organic and
conventional soil tillage system on soil respiration and enzymatic activity.
III International Conference on Environmental, industrial and Applied Microbiology,
BioMicroWorld 2009,2 – 4 decembris. Lisabona, Portugāle.
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Alsina I.; A. Anševica; V. Šteinberga; L.Dubova Nodulation process and nitrogen
fixation effectiveness in field beans (Vicia faba). III International Conference on
Environmental, industrial and Applied Microbiology, BioMicroWorld 2009,2 – 4
decembris. Lisabona, Portugāle.
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Dubova L.; M. Dūma; I.Alsina. The effect of sodium selenite and selenate on the quality
of lettuce and soil microbiological activity. III International Conference on
Environmental, industrial and Applied Microbiology, BioMicroWorld 2009,2 – 4
decembris. Lisabona, Portugāle
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AlsiĦa I., Dubova L. Ăenētiski modificēti organismi. Olaines vēstures un mākslas
muzejs, konference – ”Bioloăiskā lauksaimniecība un pārtika”, 2008. gada 20. februāris.
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Dane S., Šteinberga V., AlsiĦa I., Dubova L. The influence of onions and red beet on the
soil microbiological characteristics, First International Symposium on Microbial
Horticulture. May 15-19, 2011, Alnarpa, Sweden,
L.Dubova, I. AlsiĦa, V. Šteinberga, G. Gmizo Influence of additional microorganisms
preparation on growth of lettuce, 1st International Symposium on Microbial horticulture
May 15-19, 2011, Alnarpa, Sweden
Šteinberga V., Dubova L., Mutere O., Jansone I., AlsiĦa I. (2011). The influence of
field management system on the soil biological activity. Scientific conference
“Agricultural Chemistry in agriculture and environmental protection” Warsaw, Poland,
June 20 – 21. Duma M., Alsina I., Dubova L. Stroksa L., Smiltina Z. (2011) The effect of
sodium selenite and selenate on the quality of lettuce. Food balt2011, Jelgava ,
Alsina I., Petrova G., Dubova L. (2011) The effect of colored plastic films on the yield
quality of basil . Food balt2011, Jelgava
Dubova L.,Ruža A., AlsiĦa I., Šteinberga V. (2011). The effect of tillage on same
biological parameters of soil. Scientific conference “Agricultural Chemistry in agriculture
and environmental protection” Warsaw, Poland, June 20 – 21.
3.4. Continuing education:
2006.g. no 11.janvāra līdz 10. februārim apmācības kurss „Enchancing Biotehnology
at the Latvia University of Agriculture”Illionisas Universitātē, ASV;
2006.04. – 06.07. SIA :Zygon Consulting”Darba seminārs riska novērtējumiem par
vides riska novērtēšanas vispārīgiem principiem un metodoloăiju attiecībā uz ăenētiski
modificētiem organismiem, kurus paredzxēts izvietot vai kuri ir izvietoti tirgū.
Apliecinājums Nr. 2792.
2006.15.05. – 26.05. Laboratorijas darbu kurss „CPSC568: Recombinant DNA
Technology Laboratory” Illionisas Universitātē, ASV;
2005.g. 20. – 27. maijs. KauĦas Universitātes organizētie NOVA kursi „AgroBiotechnology focused on Root-Microbe Systems” ;
2005. gada 5. jūlijā „Boosting Baltic FP6”organizētie kursi „Getting started-proposal
preparation for FP6”, Jelgavā, Latvijā.
4.
L. Dubova. “Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation in Latvia soils” referāts starptautiskajā
seminārā:
EU FP7 projekts „FLAVOURE” Soil Micro-organisma as Indicator for the
Biologocal Quality of Soils. Organizētājs Estonian Research Institute of
Agriculture&Tallinn University of Technology. No 30.-31.03.2010 .
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Antons Ruža
2. Date of birth: 03 July, 1938
3. Education
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy 1963-1969 agronomist
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy, 1970-1972
Latvia University of Agriculture, Dr. agr., 1975.
Latvia University of Agriculture, Dr. habil. agr., 1996.
4. Work experience
Senior researcher, Institute of Agrobiotechnology, Latvian University of Agriculture (LLU)
from 2003.
LLU, Department of Crop Production, professor, 1996 - 2003.
LLU, Head of the Department of Crop Production, 1993 – 2003.
LLA, Vice-Dean of Faculty of Agronomy, 1980 – 1989.
LLU, Department of Crop Production, lecturer, 1972 - 1996
Sustainable use of soil as the main resource for production of safe and qualitative food and
feed from the main agricultural crops. Influence of minimal soil tillage on its fertility
maintenance, development and distribution of pests as well as crops’ yield and quality in resowings. Crop production – optimization of yield and quality formation for different species
and cultivars of cereals. Correlation among agroecological factors, yielding and grain quality
parameters.
6. Projects (2006-2012)
Projects funded by Latvian Council of Sciences
10.
State Research Program “Sustainable Use of Local Resources (Earth, Food, and
Transport) – New Products and Technologies (NatRes)” (2010-2013); project No.3.
“Sustainable Use of Local Agricultural Resources for the Development of High Nutritive
Value Food Products (Food)”, Leader of Sub-project No.3.1 “Sustainable Use of Soil as
the Main Resource for the Production of Safe and Qualitative Food and Feed from the
Main Agricultural Crops”.
11.
„ Justification of agro ecological factors’ rational use for growing field crops” (2005 –
2008).
12.
„Agrotechnological factors, Domestic Animal Health and Welfare Influence on
Sustainable Food Products Safety and Quality, sub-project “Optimisation of environment
conserving biotechnological processes in crop growing for safe and quality crop output
production” (2006 – 2009).
163
Projects funded by Ministry of Agriculture
1. Determination of maximal fertiliser norms for crops (2009 – 2013).
2. Sustainable use of soil as the main resource for production of safe and qualitative food and
feed from the main agricultural crops (2009 – 2013).
7. Publication
2006 - 2011
Total
58 (with co-authors)
3 (with co-authors)
16
84
46
110
1
25
20
19
314
67
Monographs, books
Studying materials
Scientifical publications
literature
All together
Monographs and Separate Chapters in Monographs
Bardachenko V., MerkuryevY., Solomennikov A., Ruza A. (2009) Defining Optimal
Farmer Strategy under Climate Uncertainty. In: Cultural Landscape Across Disciplines.
Monographic, edited by Józef Hernik. Bydgoszcz – Kraków, 323 -340 pp.
Kunkulberga D., Ruža A. (2008) Kviešu un rudzu graudu uzturvērtība un izmantošana
pārtikā. Jelgava, 56 lpp. [in Latvian]
Bardačenko V., Merkurjevs J., Ruža A., Solomenikova Ī. (2007) Lauksaimnieka stratēăiju
modelēšana nepastāvīgas meteoroloăiskās situācijas apstākĜos. No: Lauksaimniecības un
pārtikas risku vadīšana. Monogrāfija, Jelgava, 468 – 493 lpp. [in Latvian]
Scientifical publications
Ruza A., Kreita D., Katamadze M. (2011) Mineral fertilizer use efficiency in spring barley
sowings. Agraarteadus. Journal of Agricultural science XXII(2), 40 – 44.
Abstracted/indexed: CAB International (UK) databases, AGRIS' DOAJ.
Ruza A., Bankina B., Strikauska S. 2011. The impact of sowing time on sugar content and
snow mould development in winter wheat. Acta Biologica Universitatis Daugavpiliensis.
11 (1): 47-54.
Ruža A., Kreita D. (2008) Sowing Time influence on yield of winter Wheat under
conditions of Zemgale. Agronomijas vēstis/Latvian Journal of Agronomy, 11: 271-275.
Indeksēts CAB abstrakt/full text un EBSCO.
Skudra I., Ruža A. (2008) Ziemas kviešu graudu ražas un kvalitātes sakarības ar slāpekĜa
saturu augsnē un augos. Agronomijas vēstis/Latvian Journal of Agronomy, 10: 186 -193.
Indeksēts CAB abstrakt/full text un EBSCO.
Kunkulberga D., Ruza A., Linina A., Galoburda R. (2007) Evalution of wholegrain
flour baking properties depending on variety. Maisto chemija ir technolologija, 41 (2):
24 – 29. Indeksēts CAB abstrakt/full text
164
Kunkulberga D., Klava D., Ruza A., Zirvite I., Riekstina A. (2007) Development of
wholegrain products. In: Proceedings of 4th International congress "Flour - Bread’07",
300-305 pp. Indeksēts Web of Sciences and CAB full text.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
51
47
98
From 2006
21
7
28
Member of NJF
Chairman of the Expert Commission (Agriculture) of Latvia Council of Sciences (2000 2007)
Chairman of the Expert Commission (Agricultural, Environmental, Earth and Forestry
Sciences) of Latvia Council of Sciences (2007 – 2010)
Honorary member of Latvia Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences
12. Honours and awards
Laureate of Paula Lejina Prize, Latvian Academy of Sciences, 2009
Silver medal of Latvia University of Agriculture, 2008
Republic of Latvia Cabinet of Ministers Award, 2008
Order of The Three Stars, 1998
Gold medal of Ministry of Agriculture of Republic of Latvia, 1998
13. Languages
Reading skills
X
Germany
Russian
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
165
CURRICULUM VITAE
Aleksandrs Adamovičs
2. Date of birth
April 13, 1947
3.1 Education
Undergraduate studies graduate
studies postgraduate studies.
Higher, educational institution,
country.
Study years
Specialization
Qualifications
Latvian Agricultural Academy,
Latvia
1966 - 1971
Agronomy
Qualified agronomist
Latvian Agricultural Academy,
Latvia
1973 - 1976
Crop
production
Cand.Sc. (Crop
Production)
(habil.postgraduate studies
profesors school)
1997 - 1999
Grassland
management
3.2. Academic titles and scientific degrees
Scientific degrees
Academic board,
institution, country
Date,
decision /
minutes /
No
Board of Lithuanian
Agricultural
Academy, Lithuania
30.10.197
8.,
Habilitation and
Promotion Board,
Agriculture
23.10.199
2.,
Specialization
Scientific
degree
Diploma No.
Crop Production
Cand.Sc. (Agr.)
CX Nr.003114
Agriculture
Dr.agr.
G-D Nr.00016
Nr. 12
Nr. 6/1-2
Academie titles
Academic board, institution,
country
Date,
decision /
minutes No
Specialization
Academic
title
Diploma
No.
166
Higher Certifying commission
of the U.S.S.R. Council of
Ministers
LLU Agricultural Sciences
related branch ‘Field Crops’,
open Habilitation and
Promotion Board
LLU Agricultural Sciences
related branch ‘Field Crops’,
open Habilitation and Promotion
Board
02.03.1983.,
Nr. 9д/5
09.06.1998.,
Crop
production
Docent
Grassland
Management
Associate
professor
Nr. 12
ДЦ
Nr.0609
28
LLU -A
PR
Nr. 001
22.12.2003
Nr. 2/1
Agriculture/
Crop production
Professor
LLU - PR
Nr. 055
2005 to present Director, Institute of Agrobiotehnology, LLU
2003 -2005 Professor, Dept.of Crop Production, Faculty of Agriculture, LLU
1998 -2003
1978 – 1997
1995 – 1997
1976 – 1978
1972 – 1976
Associate professor, Dept.of Crop Production, Faculty of Agriculture, LLU
Docent, Dept. Of Crop Production, Faculty of Agriculture, LLU
Director, Study and Research farm ‘Peterlauki’(pluralizing)
Lecturer, Dept. Of Crop production. Faculty of Agriculture
Post graduate student, Dept. Of Crop Production, Faculty of Agriculture, LUA
5. Research areas
Grassland Management & Forage Management, Crop Production, Bioenergy
6. Projects (2005–2010)
3. ESF Project „Attraction of human resources to the research of the renewable energy
sources”, Contract Nr. 2009/0225/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/129 The project leader
P. Rivža. Adamovičs A. - senior researchers.
4. Interreg The Baltic Sea Region Bioenergy Promotion Project, ZV 78, ((the joint project,
involving 36 partners from 11 countries) 2009-2012. The project leader V.Dubrovskis.
Adamovičs A. - senior researchers.
5. Projects funded by Latvian Council of Science and Ministry of Agriculture of the
Republic of Latvia
1. Grants Nr. 05.1591 "Vidi saudzējošu zālāju produktivitātes un kvalitātes veidošanas
tehnoloăiju pamatojums un zāles izmantošanas veidu optimizācija" //Environment
friendly technology substantiation for grassland productivity and quality formation
and optimizing ways of herbage use.//. 2005. - 2008. Projekta vadītājs A.Adamovičs.
167
2. LR IZM -LLU projekts Enerăētisko augu audzēšanas, pārveides un izmantošanas
tehnoloăijas bioenerăijas ieguvei. Projekta vadītājs A. Adamovičs.
3. ZM-LAD subsīdiju projekts. Minerālmēslojuma agronomiskās efektivitātes noteikšana
stiebrzālēm Projekta vadītājs A. Adamovičs.
4. ZM-LAD subsīdiju projekts. Enerăētisko augu izvēle un audzēšanas tehnoloăijas
biogāzes ieguvei. Projekta vadītājs A. Adamovičs.
5. ZM subsīdiju projekts. Latvijas apstākĜiem piemērotu augu ekonomiski pamatotu
audzēšanas tehnoloăiju izstrāde bioenerăijas ieguvei. Projekta vadītājs A.Adamovičs
6. ZM subsīdiju projekts (L- 151) Dažāda agrīnuma baltā āboliĦa - stiebrzāĜu zelmeĦu
produktivitāte atkarībā no pĜaušanas biežuma. Projekta vadītājs A.Adamovičs.
7. Sadarbības projekta „Agrotehnoloăisko faktoru, mājdzīvnieku veselības un labturības
ietekme uz ilgtspējīgas pārtikas produktu drošību un kvalitāti” apakšprojekts Nr.
06.0039.1 “Vidi saudzējošu augkopības biotehnologisko procesu optimizācija drošas
un kvalitatīvas produkcijas ieguvei”. 2006. – 2009. Līdzdalība: A.Adamovičs vadošais pētnieks.
1.
Development and management of Moodle e-courses, 01.10.2010–29.10.2010, LLU,
Jelgava, Latvia.
2.
Vācija, Ķīle, Ķīles universitāte Zāles lopbarības ražošanas tehnoloģijas, dzīvnieku
audzēšana un ēdināšana, bioenerģētika. /2010 gadā, 12 dienas.
3.
Lielbritānija, Marches reģiona Enerģētikas aģentūra. Pieredzes apgūve ilgspējīgu
vietējo enerģētikas attīstības vienību izveidošana. /2008.gadā, 4 dienas.
4.
Ėīna, Pekina, Lanzhou, Hohhota: Ėīnas Lauksaimniecības universitāte, Ėīnas
Tautas Republikas Zālaugu federācija, Lanzhou Lauksaimniecības universitāte. //
Dabisko zālāju resursi, ekoloăija un ražošanas sistēmas // 2008. gadā, 17 dienas.
Polija, Polijas Zemkopības ministrija. Varšavas Lauksaimniecības universitāte
//Integrētas lauksaimniecības sistēmas//2008.gadā, 8 dienas.
5.
6.
Italija, BoloĦa BoloĦas universitātes, Lauksaimniecības fakultāte //Enerăētisko augu
audzēšana// 2008 gadā, 8 dienas.
7.
Spānija, Barselonas universitāte, Ģeoloģijas fakultāte //Jaunākas slāpekļa
noteikšanas metodes, izmantojot izotopu 15N. Lleidas universitāte. Slāpekļa efektīva
izmantošana, zudumu samazināšana un vides aizsardzība //2007 gadā, 6 dienas.
8. Publications: Total-328
2006–2010
Total
7 (with co-authors)
5 (with co-authors)
2
12
17
80
11
5
12
59
8
129
89
Monographs, books
Study materials
literature
Total
168
1. Adamovics A., Adamovica O. (2010) Productivity and yield quality of white clover-grass
mixed swards depending on cutting frequency. Grassland science in Europe, Vol. 15,
ISBN 978-3-86944-021-7. pp 187-189.
2. Poiša L., Adamovičs A. (2010) Winter cereals as raw material for bio-ethanol production
in Latvia. In: From research to industry and markets.Proceedings of 18th European
Biomass Conference Conference held in Lyon, France, 3-7 May, 2010. ISBN – 978 – 88 –
89407 – 56 – 5. pp. 411 – 416.
3. Adamovics A., Dubrovskis V., Plume I.(2009) Biogas yield from energy crops in Latvia.
Proceedings of the 17th European Biomass Conference”From research to industry and
markets". Florence: Eta-Florence Renewable Energies [DVD], pp.1509-1511. ISBN
978-88-89407-57-3.
4. Gutmane I. and Adamovich A. (2007) Productivity and persistence of Festulolium and
Lolium x boucheanum swards // Grassland Science in Europe. Vol. 12, pp.59- 62.
5. Adamovičs A. (2007) Enerăētisko augu audzēšana un izmantošana// Aut. kol. Gr.
Enerăētisko augu audzēšana un izmantošana - 190 lpp.//, Jelgava, 11-89 lpp.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
From 2006
47
9
32
6
56
38
10. Languages
Reading skills
English
Russian
German
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Member of NJF plant protection section
Member of the European Grassland Federation (EGF)
Member of Association of European agronomists (ESA)
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Surname and first name: ABOLINS MINTAUTS
Year, date and place of birth: 1943, April, 3, Riga
Nationality: Latvian
Civil Status: Married
Degree and Position: Dr. agr., Assoc. Professor,
Institute of Agrobiotechnology, Faculty of Agriculture
Address: 2 Liela, Jelgava, Latvia University of Agriculture (LUA), Latvia, LV- 3001
Institute of Agrobiotechnology, Latvia, LV 3001; Phone: +371 30 05630; Fax: +371 30 05630
E-mail: [email protected]
Research Skills:
Fruit Science. Vaccinium spp., apple cultivars and rootstocks compatibility.
Languages: latvian, english, russian
Education: Latvia University of Agriculture , Faculty of Agronomy, 1970.
Dr.agr., Latvia University of Agriculture, 1992.
Experience:
Latvia University of Agriculture:
Assistant, Docent, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Crop Production, 1976 – 1997.
Assoc. Professor, Faculty of Agriculture, Head of the Dept. of Horticulture , 1998-2005.
Assoc. Professor, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of Agrobiotehnology, 2006- nowadays
Awards and Honours:
Latvia Ministry of Agriculture, based on diligent work, 2003.
Latvia University of Agriculture, based on diligent work, 2003.
Research Projects:
LSP Grant „Vaccinium spp. biological aspects of winter hardiness” chair 2009.
Latvia Ministry of Agriculture Subsidies project “Environment-friendly growing technologies in fruit
and berry orchards in different soil and climate conditions”, sub-topic “Blueberries and cranberries”,
managed by Latvia State Institute of Fruit-growing, started at 2007, continue.
ESF project “Professional practice of higher education students in horticultural enterprises”, expert in
Fruit Production, 2007.
Publications:
Šterne D., Liepniece M., ĀboliĦš M. (2010) Preliminary observations of phenology
development, yield and yield quality of some highbush blueberry cultivars in Latvia.
Research for Rural Development -2010 Jelgava, LUA, p. 60-64.
Abolins M., M.Liepniece, D.Sterne (2009) Vaccinium spp. production patterns and winter hardiness
in Latvia. Proc. of 9th Int. Symp. on Vaccinium Culture, ISHS Acta Hort., No 810, p. 205-210.
Abolins M., Sausserde R., Liepniece M., Sterne D. (2009) Cranberry and blueberry
production in Latvia. In: Latvia Journal of Agronomy Nr. 12, p.7-13.
Šterne D., ĀboliĦš M. (2009) Evaluation of winter hardiness and productivity of five
highbush blueberries cultivars in Latvia. Annual 15 th International Scientific Conference
Proceedings. Research for Rural Development-2009, Jelgava, LUA, p. 76-81.
.
170
Curriculum vitae
1. Name, surname Uldis Osītis
2. Place of birth Madona district, Latvia. 6 of March 1936
3. Permanent address 4 Stadiona street, Jelgava LV – 3002, phone 29387057,
E-mail: <[email protected]>
4. Education Higher education
5. Professional experience
5. 1. Leading researcher in Agrotechnological Institute of the Latvia University of
Agriculture (LUA) from 2008;
5. 2. Associate professor from 1998;
5.3. Dean of the Faculty of Zooengineering of the LUA (1985 – 1980);
5.4. Dean of the Faculty of Zootechnics of the Latvia Agricultural Academy
(LAA) (1972 – 1980);
5. 5. Docent of the LAA from 1970;
5.6. Assistant of the LLA from 1966.
6. Scientific activities. Main research activities − ruminant nutrition. From 30 of September 1998
with resolution of the Ministry of Agriculture of Latvia Republic started new system of nutrition of
high-yielding cows which was worked out in Department of Animal Nutrition of LUA leaded by U.
Ositis. On that base was published U. Ositis monograph “Evaluation of feedstuffs for ruminant
nutrition”, Jelgava 102 pp. On that theoretical rule was compiled the first computer program in
Latvian language for rationing feeding ration of high-yielding cows. Research of beef cattle and
horse nutrition is in progress.
7. Participation in scientific projects from 2005.
7. 1. International projects.
Superior of the ERAF project from 2010 “Lasting conservancy of native food value of
fruits and berries making use innovative development” with identification Nr.
2DP/2.2.2.2.0/10/APIA/VIAA/121, with expenses of project 340 000 LVL.
Superior of German BIOCHEM project “Impact of a probiotic BioPlus 2B supplement
on the weight loss of sows and weaning weight of piglets”.
7. 2. Projects of Scientific Council of the Latvia Republic etc.
As superior:
Project Nr. 300708/S311, S312
1. S311. “Good hygienic practice for feed distribution”, 6000 LVL;
2. S312. “Good veterinary practice for veterinary medicament distribution”, 5000 LVL
3. Project Nr. XP94 “Developmental diseases affecting growing horses” 12 700 LVL.
As executor:
1. Project Nr. 120608/S260 “Integrate breeding conditions of animal originating products
(milk, meat) for animal growing farms”.
2. Project Nr. 7/08 SAE – 2008 – 0112B “Working out strategy for milk and meat
centre”.
3. Project Nr. XP124 “Changes of protein fractions in feedstuffs depending of it
processing methods”.
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8. International experience.
8.1. Poster in Nordic Feed Science Conference 22. – 23. June 2010 in Swedish
Agricultural University Uppsala;
8.2. Dairy Solution Symposium 2010. g. 1. – 2. July in Utrecht University, the
Netherlands;
3rd European Workshop on Equine Nutrition, Compabasso, Italy, 21 – 24 June 2006;
2nd European Workshop on Equine Nutrition, Dizon, France, 17 – 21 January 2004.
9. Publications: (from 2003)
Category of publication
Monographs
Teaching aids
SCI publications
Publications in international journals
Materials of Conferences
Periodicals
TOTAL
Total
From
2005
2
−
−
3
−
3
12
20
2
−
−
3
−
3
12
20
10. Report in Scientific conferences: (from 2003)
Category of Conference
Total
International
Latvia
KOPĀ
11.
From
2005
3
−
3
3
−
3
Main publications from 2005.
1. Osītis U. (2005) Dzīvnieku ēdināšana. LLKC, 320 lpp
2. Osītis U. (2007) Zirgu ēdināšana. SIA Petrovskis un Ko, 290 lpp.
3. J. Plēsums, U. Osītis, A. Runce, I. Ramane, Z. Gaile, S. Skuja.(2005) GaĜas liellopi
un liellopu gaĜas ražošana Latvijas apstākĜos. LLKC, 123 lpp.
4. Bula S., Osītis U. The application of organic trace minerals in beef cattle
nutrition. International Scientific Conference Proceedings, Research for rural
development. Jelgava, 21. – 23. maijs 2008., 328 – 334 pp.
5. Bula S., Osītis U. Influence of Seabuckthorn by-products on the Mare and Foal
Blood Biochemical indices. International Scientific Conference Proceedings,
Animal. Health. Food Hygiene. Jelgava, 14. November 2008, 24 – 29 pp.
12.
Language skills :
Literacy
perf
ect
goo
d
Written
aver
age.
perf
ect
goo
d
Speaking
aver
age.
perf
ect
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d
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age.
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Russian
×
×
×
English
×
×
×
13. Another important news:
1. 2010. 26. 10. Gratitude Paper of from Minister Cabinet of Latvia Republic;
2. 2006. g. 10. 01. Latvia Scientific Academy and Latvia Agricultural and Woodland
Science Academy award of Paula LejiĦa for monograph
”Dzīvnieku ēdināšana kompleksā skatījumā”.
3. According the resolution Nr.9/7 from Convent of LUA on 2004. 13.10 allocated
Emeritus honorary title or associate professor. .
4. 1991 year barricade participant sign Nr. 4622 with Board resolution Nr. 9,
2000.12.12.
5. Member of Nordic Agricultural Scientific Association.
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Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Personal data
Name Surname
Mailing address
Antra Balode
27/1 Braslas street, flat 28,
Riga, LV 1084, Latvia
+371 29115518
Telephone
E-mail
Citizenship
Education
[email protected]
Republic of Latvia
1994-1997
2002
1978-1984
1975-1978
Working Experience
Post Graduate Course
Agricultural Doctor’s Degree (Dr.agr.)
Latvia University
Faculty of Biology, Biologist
Latvian Agricultural College, Horticulture
Garden Designer
1975 - 1991
Botanical Garden of Latvia University
Head of the Experimental area of Ornamental
Plant breeding
1998- 2003 Ministry
of
Agriculture
of
Latvia
State Plant Protection Service Seed Control
Department, Senior inspector of field inspection
2003 – 2004 Ministry of Agriculture of Latvia, Deputy Head
of Education and Science, Rural Development
Department
2004 – 2006 Ministry of Education and Science of Latvia,
Senior Desk Officer of the Higher Educational
and Science Department.
2004 –
To now Latvia University of Agriculture,
Faculty of Agriculture, Assistant Professor of the
Institute of Agrobiotechnology, Division of
Horticulture, Study courses: Flowerculture and
Project Management
2006 –
To now Latvia University of Agriculture,
Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of
Agrobiotechnology, Senior Researcher
Participant or leader of Research projects and programmes
EU Projects
1. EUREKA project “Horticulture: Biological Products, Production and
Marketing” (2008 – 2010)
2. EU Sixth Framework Programme VISION ERA-NET Project ”Shared
Knowledge Bases for Sustainable Innovation Policies”, the coordinator of
Ministry of Education and Science (2005 – 2007)
3. EU ESF Project "Continuing education e Learning programme on Garden and
Landscape Architecture for Promotion of Tourism and SMEs" (2006 – 2007)
4. EU ESF Project „Higher Educational Programme in the Professional Practice
in Horticulural Companies” ( 2006 – 2008)
174
5. EU Leonardo da Vinci Programme Mobility Project “Improvement of
Professional Qualification in the Training of Flowerculture”, Sanremo and
Pescia, Italy (2007)
6. EU Leonardo da Vinci Programme Project “Practical Training of Horticulture
in Great Britain in the Royal Horticultural Society Wisley Garden” (2008)
Local projects
1. Latvian Council of Science Project “Factors Determined Engrafting of
Coniferous Trees and Investigation of Grafting Growth” (2009 – 2012)
2. Market Oriented Research Project “Integrated technology of Vegetable
Production” (2008 – 2009)
3. Market Oriented Research Project coordinated by the Ministry of Education
and Science “Research on production and marketing of ornamental plant in
Latvia” (2006 – 2007)
4. Research Project coordinated by the Ministry of Education and Science
“Analysis of the Genetic Diversity of Spices and Medicinal Plants using
Molecular Markers (2007)
Publications in corresponding branch of science
1) Balode, A. 2011. Effect of biological product Trihodermin B-J on Botrytis suppression
and lily bulb development. Proceedings of the IInd International symposium on the genus
Lilium. Pescia (Tuscany) Italy, August 30-September 3, 2010, Acta Horticulturae 900: 8994
2) Balode, A. 2010. Effect of Trihodermin, biological product against Botrytis in
horticultural crops. Proceedings of the VIth International on postharvest symposium
Antalya, Turkey, April 8-12, 2009. Vol 3. Acta Horticulturae 877:1583-1588
3) Balode A. 2009. Breeding for resistance against Botrytis in Lily. Proceedings of the 23rd
International Eucarpia Symposium section ornamentals, Leiden, The Netherlands, August
31-September 4, 2009. Acta Horticulturae. 836. 143 – 148
4) Balode, A. 2009. Influence of biological products - Trihodermin and BioMikss on the
yield of lettuce and strawberry. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference
“Research for Rural Development 2009”. Jelgava, Latvia. 86 – 89
5) Balode A. 2008. Latvijas martagonlilijas (L. martagon L.) populācijas novērtējums un
izmantošana selekcijā. Agronomijas Vēstis, Jelgava, Latvija. 10: 207 – 213
6) Balode A. 2007. Variability of Wild Martagonlily (Lilium martagon L.) in the Region of
Kurzeme. Latvia University of Agriculture. Proceedings of the International scientific
conference. Research for Rural Development 2007, Jelgava, Latvia. 50 – 56.
7) Balode A. 2008. Applying Colchicine and Oryzalin in Lilium L. Polyploidisation.
Latvian Journal of Agronomy. Jelgava, Latvia. 11: 22 – 27
8) Balode, A. 2007. Colour Analysis of Flowers in Lilium sp. Breeding, Acta Horticulturae.
755. Proceedings of the International Conference on Quality Management in Supply
Chains of Ornamentals, Bangkok, Thailand, December 3-6, 2007. 213-218
9) Balode A. 2007. Diversity assessment of L. martagon in Latvia and application in
Breeding. The Lily Yearbook of the North American Lily Society, Vol. 60. 39 – 48
10) Balode, A. 2006. Lilies in Latvia, The Lily Yearbook of the North American Lily Society.
46: 46 - 49
11) Balode, A. 2005. Lilies (Lilium L.) in Latvia – Genetic Resources, Latvian Journal of
Agronomy. Jelgava, Latvia. 8: 306 – 310
12) Balode, A. 2005. Lilium Culture and Practical Application in Landscape Design and
Gardening, Zeldiniai ir ju dizainas, Viniaus Kolegija. Lithuania. 83 – 88
175
13) Balode, A., BeĜicka I. 2004. Estimation of Lilium Resistance against Gray Mold (Botrytis
Micheli ex.Fr.). Latvian Journal of Agronomy, Jelgava, Latvia. 7: 134 – 139
14) Balode, A., Belicka I. 2001. Estimation of some Traits in Hybrid Seedling Populations of
Lilium. Latvian University of Agriculture, Jelgava, Latvia. 4: 50 – 55
15) Balode, A. 1996. Lily Breeding and Introduction in Moderate Climates. Proceedings of
the International symposium on the genus Lilium. - Taejon, Korea. - (August 28 –
September 1, 1994). Acta Horticulturae. 414: 55-58
16) Balode, A. 1992 Wild and Cultivated Lilies in Latvia. Acta Horticulturae. 325: 853-859.
17) Grauda, D., Balode, A. 2004. Use of in vitro Methods in Interspecific Hybridization of
Lilium. Latvia University. Biology. 676: 167 - 172
Reporting in international scientific conferences and congresses
1) Balode A. Effect of biological product Trihodermin B-J on the development on Lilies.
International Lily Symposium, Pescia, Italy, 30.08. – 04.09.2010
2) Balode A. Biocontrol of Grey Mould in Lilies spp. by Trichoderma spp. and Bacillus spp.
International Horticultural Congress, Lisbon, Portugal, 22.08. – 27.08.2010
3) Balode A. Phenotypic Analysis of Hybrids and their Parents in Lilium spp. Breeding.
International Scientific Conference “Research for Rural Development 2010” Latvia
University of Agriculture, Jelgava, Latvia, 19.-21.05.2010
4) Balode A. Breeding for Resistance against Botrytis in Lily. 23th EUCARPIA Symposium
on Ornamental Breeding. Leiden, The Netherlands, 31.08.2009. – 04.09.2009
5) Balode A. Influence of Biological Products - Trihodermin and BioMikss, on the Yield of
Lettuce and Strawberries. International Scientific Conference ”Research for Rural
Development 2009” Latvia University of Agriculture, Jelgava, Latvia 20. – 22.05.2009
6) Balode A. Effect of Trihodermin, Biological Product against Botrytis in Horticultural
Crops. 6th International Postharvest Symposium. Antalia, Turkey, 06.04.2009. 13.04.2009
7) Balode A. Research on Polyploidization in Lily (Lilium spp.) Breeding. 14.International
Scientific Conference “Research for Rural Development”, Latvia University of
Agriculture, Jelgava, Latvia, May 21-23, 2008.
8) Balode A. Applying Colchicine and Oryzalin in Lilium L. Breeding. International
Scientific Conference, State Priekuli Breeding Institute, Latvia, July 16 - 18, 2008.
9) Balode A. Use of Poliploidy in Lilium L. Breeding. Proceedings of the International
Scientific Conference. Research People and Actual Tasks on Multidisciplinary Sciences,
Vol.1. Lozenec, Bulgaria, June 6 - 8 2007.
10) Balode A. Research of the Environmental Science for Sustainable Development.
International Conference, Environmental Science and Education in Latvia and Europe”,
Riga Technical University, Riga, February 8 – 9 2007.
11) Balode A. Assessment of Diverse Populations of Latvian Martagonlilies (L. martagon L.)
and Application in Breeding. International Conference „Multifunctional Agriculture at the
Outset of XXI Century: Challenges and Risks”, Jelgava, March 22 – 23 2007, Jelgava.
12) Balode A. Evaluation by some Traits of Progenies of Lilium. XXII EUCARPIA
conference ”Breeding for Beauty”. Sanremo, Italy, September 11 – 16 2006.
13) Balode A. Genetic Resources of Lilies (Lilium L.) in Latvia. Horticultural conference
(Rencontres du Vegetal). The National Horticultural institute, Angers, France November
15 -17 2005.
14) Balode A. Lily breeding in Latvia. 58th Annual Lily International Show and Symposium,
Vinnipeg, Canada July 13 - 17 2005.
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15) Balode A. Lilium Culture and Practical Application in Landscape Design and Gardening.
International Conference “Landscape gardening and design tradition and innovation”,
Vilnius, Lithuania, April 21 – 22 2005.
16) Balode A. Distribution of grey mold (Botrytis Micheli ex.Fr.) in ornamental crops. The
RHS International Lily Conference& Lily Show. London, England, June 29 – July 04
2004.
17) Grauda D., Balode A. Use of in vitro methods in interspecific hybridization of Lilium.
International Conference of Baltic States “Plant Tissue Culture: From Theory to Practice”
National Botanical Garden, Salaspils, May 27- 28 2004.
18) Balode A. Lily breeding. International conference ”Horticulture
─ perspective
agricultural branch in the EU. Tendences and development. Riga, July 8 – 10 2004.
Reporting in other conferences
1) Balode A. “Agricultural research in Latvia, EURAGRI meeting. Ministry of Agriculture
and Rural Development”, Warsaw, Poland, February 26 – 28 2004.
2) Balode A. “The cooperation activities between Ministry of Agriculture of Latvia and
Latvia University of Agriculture their development possibilities”. Postgraduate conference
“Research for Rural Development”, Latvia University of Agriculture, Jelgava, May 19 –
22 2004.
3) Balode A. “Research and Development of Latvia”. 2004 R&D Management Training
(RMT) Program for CIS and Eastern European Countries, Seoul, Korea, October 11 – 18
2004.
4) Balode A.”Modern Research Infrastructure in National Research Institutions between
2004-2006”. International Conference”EU-Structural Funds for Research”, Magdeburg,
Germany, May 3 – 4 2005.
5) Balode A. ”EU-Structural Funds for Research in Latvia”. Postgraduate conference
“Research for Rural Development 2005”, Latvia University of Agriculture, Jelgava, May
18 – 19 2005.
6) Balode A. “National Programme on innovation in Latvia”. EU Sixth Framework
Programme VISION ERA-NET Project: Shared Knowledge Bases for Sustainable
Innovation Policies meeting: Helsinki, Finland (TEKES), May 26 – 27 2005.
7) Balode A. “National Innovation system in Latvia”. EU Sixth Framework Programme
VISION ERA-NET Project: Shared Knowledge Bases for Sustainable Innovation Policies
meeting: Wienna, Austria (WIFO), September 19 – 20 2005.
8) Balode A. “Innovation policy in Latvia”. EU Sixth Framework Programme VISION ERANET Project: Shared Knowledge Bases for Sustainable Innovation Policies meeting:
Tampere, Finland, March 13 – 16 2006.
9) Balode A. ”The planning Process of EU Structural Funds of Research and Development
on the Period 2007 – 2013”. Postgraduate conference “Research for Rural Development
2006”, Latvia University of Agriculture, Jelgava, May 17 – 20 2006.
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Personal information
• Name
• Nationality
• Date of birth
Education:
• Dates (from – to)
•Name and type of
organization providing
education and training
•Principal
subjects/occupational
skills covered
•Title of qualification
awarded
•Name and type of
organization providing
education and training
•Principal
subjects/occupational
skills covered
•Title of qualification
awarded
•Level in national
classification
(if appropriate)
Professional Experience:
•Name and address of
employer
• Type of business or sector
•Occupation or position
held
•Main activities and
responsibilities
employer
held
responsibilities
employer
held
DEGOLA LILIJA
latvian
17.05.1956.
From 1995. –1999.
PhD student
Dr.agr
From 1974. –1979.
Zootechnik
Zooengineer
From 2000 year
Latvia University of Agriculture , Liela 2, Jelgava, LV 3001, Latvia
Dr.agr., Docent
Lectures and work in research projects
From 1988.-2000.
Lecturer
Lectures
From 1982.-1988.
Laboratory assistant
Work in research laboratory
178
responsibilities
employer
held
responsibilities
From 1979.-1982.
Colective farm “Stalgene”
Animal production
Zootechnik
Work in animal production and monitoring system
Scientific work. A brief description of the scientific work, especially in the last 5 years.
Scientific research on the effectiveness of hulless barley in feeding of pigs, grain chemical
composition and its importance in animal nutrition, feeding probiotic efficacy studies.
Projekts
1. Market-oriented Project TOP 04-46 - 2004/2005 Title“Zootechnical and economical
evaluation of Hulless barley in pig nutrition”, leader;
2. Grant Project, Agreement Nr. 271206/s768 - 2006./2007.g., Title” Animal production and
food security in accordance with EU and national legislation”,leader;
3. Participation in the project "Technology solutions of grain industry development in Latvia",
2007. / 2009. g.;
4. Participation in the Leonardo do Vinci project HU/05/BF/PP-170018 Title: Development of
central data bank on European level for the education of ecological farming advisers, the part
of this project Nr. LDV 018/2005-2007.g.
5. Participatin in the European Social Fund project "Profesional education teachers involved
in the retraining of LLU" Nr.2010/07/ESF, a lecturer in the agricultural sector of livestock
production.
Different courses:
1) 12.04 – 16. 04. 1999.‘’Pig Production’’in Sweden ;
2) 28.02. – 11.03. 2000. ‘’ Sustainable livestock production and management’’.
3) 11. – 22. 06. 2001. “ Animal nutrition and the Environment”in Denmark
4) 06.10.2008.- 10.10.2008 ” Sustainable pig production”in Sweden,
5) 11.-12.02.2008. “Methodology of research ”in Estonia
6)15.-17.10.2008.“Scientific Writing for Teachers and Doctoral Students”in Lithuania
7) NOVA BOVA course, „Sustainable pig production“-2009., 2011. in Estonia, Sweden
and Latvia.
8) ERASMUS visit in Greece, Technological Educational Institute of
Thessaloniki in 2009.
9) ERASMUS visits in Portugal and Turkey – 2010.
10) ERASMUS visit in Spain -2011.
References: Total 38, since 2005 year 19.
Some of them:
1. L. Degola (2011) The use of feed mixtures in diets of finishing pigs. Current problems of
intensive development of animal husbandry. Collection of scientific papers. V.14.P.1.Gorki,
P. 54-59
2. Bula S., Osītis U., Strikauska S., Degola L.(2011) Impact of a probiotic supplement on the
weight loss of sows and weaning weight of piglets, Book of Abstract of 24th NJF Congress,
Uppsala, Sweden, June 14–16, p.181
3. Bula. S.,Degola L., Osītis U.(2010) Probiotic bioplus 2B effect on high breeding sows
performance. Proceedings of the XV Baltic animal breeding conference, Riga, Latvia, p.90-93.
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4. Degola L. Grain forage quality in pig feeding. Proceedings of XI International scientificpractical conference „Current problems of intensive development of animal husbandry”,
Gorki, Belarussia, 2008, ISBN 985-467-154-2, p.3-7.
5. Degola L. (2007) Evalution of protein content in pig diets. Proceedings of the 13th Baltic
Animal Breeding Conference, Parnu, Estonia, p.71-74
6. Degola L.(2007) Effect of dietary ideal amino acid ratios in covered and hulless-barley
based diets on pig performance. ISSN 1392-2130.Veterinarija ir Zootechnika. T.37(59).,5659.
7. Degola L.(2006)Kailgraudu miežu izēdināšanas ietekme uz cūku nobarošanas
īpašībām/Starptautiskās zinātniskās konferences raksti, ISSN 1407 1754, Jelgava, Latvija,5257.
8. Degola. L. , BeĜicka I. (2005) Hulless-barley for nutrition of high breeding value pig.
Proceedings of XI Baltic Animal breeding and genetic conference, Palanga, Lithuania, p. 202206.
9. Degola L., Selegovska E. Zootehcnical and economical evaluation of protein content in pig
diets and influence on the carcass traits. ISSN 1392-2130. Veterinarija ir Zootechnika.,
t.27(49),.2004.,52 – 55.
10. Degola L.,Latvietis J. Lake sapropel as effective feed additive for pigs. // Migration of
Heavy metals and radionuclides in the system: soil-plan (feed, ratio)- animal= animal
breeding produce – human being. International conference background. Novgorod, 2000., 187
– 193.
11. Degola L., Latvietis J., Strikauska S. Minerālprēmiksa “ Sapromin” ietekme uz barības
vielu sagremojamību un nobarošanās īpašībām cūkām. LLU Raksti Nr.2, 2000., Jelgava, 42 46.
12. Degola L., Latvietis J. Carcass traits and mineral composition of muscle and lard tissues
of growing pigs fed with mineral premix Sapromin along with dry mixed feed. Proceedings of
the Latvian Academy of Sciences, Volume 54, Number 3, Rīga, 2000., 91 – 95.
13. Degola L., Latvietis J., Strikauska S. Effects of lake sapropel on growth performance, feed
consumption, digestibility of nutrients and carcass traits of growing – finishing pigs. 4.
International Scientific Conference dedicated to 60 years Jubilee for Department of Special
Zootechnics of Lithuanian Veterinary Academy. Scientific works, Kaunas, 1998., 64 – 70.
Participation in conferences
Conferences
Total
International
Latvian
Total
16
2
18
Since year
2005.
6
2
8
Taught Study courses (number 5):
In Basic studies - Animal nutrition 3 CP, Pig production 4 CP, Animal and Plant Biology 1.5
CP, Animal Husbandry production and processing 1 CP, Animal Husbandry Sciences 2 CP;
in Master's degree - Feed Evaluation Systems 4 CP; Pig farming 5KP, Biochemical and
physiological aspects of animal nutrition 3KP ; in Doctoral studies - Animal nutrition 10KP.
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Personal skills and competences
Languages:
Mother tongue: Latvian
Reading
exce
llent
goo
d
Writing
satis
fact
ory
exce
llent
goo
d
Speeking
satis
fact
ory
exce
llent
goo
d
Russian
*
*
*
English
*
*
*
satis
fact
ory
Social skills:
Member of Faculty of Agriculture Academic Board;
Member of the Latvia University of Agriculture Convent;
Socrates - Erasmus Coordinator of Faculty of Agriculture from 2000 to 2005;
Head of Department of Animal Sciences from 2002 to 2005;
Secretary of Immatriculate committee of Latvia University of Agriculture in 2002.
Secretary of Immatriculate committee of Faculty of Agriculture in 2007.
Training consultant of the Lifelong Learning Center in 2008.
Driving licence .
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Zinta Gaile
2. Date of birth
7 February 1958
1998 – Dr. agr.
1994 – 1997 Latvia University of Agriculture, Agriculture, Doctoral course
1976 – 1981 Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Agronomy, University Diploma
Latvia University of Agriculture: Liela street 2, Jelgava, LV-3001, LATVIA
Since 01.09.2010. Dean of Faculty of Agriculture;
01.09.2007.-31.08.2010. Professor with the split workload for Institutes of
Agrobiotechnology, and Soil and Plant Science;
01.09.2005.-31.08.2007. Associate professor with the split workload for Institutes of
Agrobiotechnology, and Soil and Plant Science
01.01.2004.-31.08.2005. Associate professor with the split workload for the Departments of
Plant Production and Field Management of Faculty of Agriculture;
01.09.2000. – 31.12.2003. Docent: 0.5 workload for Department of Field Management of
Faculty of Agriculture and 0.5 workload – vice director of Research and Study Farm
“Vecauce” of LLU;
15.09.1998. - 31.08.2000. Docent on the contract basis for the discharge of vice director’s of
Research and Study Farm “Vecauce” of LLU duties;
Research and Study Farm „Vecauce” of LLU, Ltd: Akademijas street 11.a, Auce,
LV-3708
2003 – 01.04.2009. Vice director responsible for research work
1983- 2003 agronomist
2008 – Corresponding member of Latvian Academy of Sciences
2006 – True member of Latvia Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences
5. Research areas and projects (2005-2010)
International projects (including ESF, EUREKA, COST and others)
•
•
2005 – 6th Framework Programme FP-2003-1-007003 (ENVIRFOOD) Environmental
Friendly Food Production System: Requirements for Plant Breeding and Seed Production
– Z.Gaile –Member of Advisory Board from Latvia.
2010-2012 ESF project „Involvement of human resources to investigation of
renewable energy” Nr. 2009/0225/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/129 starting with 2010.
Leader - P. Rivža; Z. Gaile – executive researcher.
Projects funded by Latvian Council of Science and Ministries of
Agriculture and Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia
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•
•
•
•
2005-2008 LCS grant „Agro ecological factors determining productivity and forage
quality of maize (Zea mays L.)” No 05.1605.3. Leader – Dr. agr. Z. Gaile.
2006 – 2008 Project Nos. 06.38-xp45 in 2006; llu zp 07-29 in 2007, and xp127 in 2008
(financed by Ministry of Education and Science). Leader – Dr. agr. Z. Gaile:
„Optimisation of winter oil seed rape (Brassica napus ssp. oleifera) growth manner and its
agro-economic substantiation”
2008 Part of Project No xp-125 (financed by Ministry of Education and Science; leader
P. Rivža) „Analyses of composition of substrates before and after digestion in biogas plant
of Research and Study farm „Vecauce””. Z. Gaile – executive researcher, leader of
mentioned project part.
2008-2011 Project “Investigations of pests’ distribution, harmfulness and life cycle for
economical and biological thresholds in integrated plant protection” (financed by Ministry
of Agriculture), leader B. Bankina; Z. Gaile – executive researcher.
8. 2010 Development and management of Moodle e-courses, 01.10.2010–29.10.2010, LLU,
Jelgava, Latvia.
9. 2006 NOVA – BOVA course „Scientific writing for teachers and researchers” supported
by Nordic council of Ministers that was held at the Latvia University of Agriculture in
Jelgava, Latvia.
10.
2005 NOVA – BOVA course „Scientific writing and presentations for teachers and
researchers” supported by Nordic council of Ministers that was held at the Estonian
University of Life Sciences in Tartu, Estonia.
11.
2004 USA, Wisconsin – Minnesota “Achievements in corn breeding, newest
tendencies in forage production, and coexistence of GMO and non-GMO crops”
7. Teacher in SOCRATES / ERASMUS and the like International
Programmes
1.
ERASMUS (Teaching Staff Mobility) teacher for one week 03.05.2009.-08.05.2009. in
Portugal, Instituto Politecnico de Braganca giving lectures on topic “Energy crops in
Latvia”.
8. Publications (2003-2012)
Kind of publication
2008–2012
Total
2 (with co-authors)
Monographs, books
Study materials
SCI publications
Peer-reviewed publications, cited in
data bases
Publications in professional literature
Total
1(with co-authors)
–
5
–
5
23
20
27
40
66
163
23
38
54
141
Oilseed Rape. In: Fungicides. O. Carrise (ed.) Vienna: Intech, ISBN 978-953-307-266-1,
p. 157-177.
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2. Gaile Z. (2010) Kukurūzas novākšanas laika nozīme augstas kvalitātes skābbarības
ražošanai (The Role of Maize Harvest Timing for High-quality Silage production). LLU
Raksti. Nr 25 (320), 116.-128. lpp. (In Latvian) Indexed in CAB Abstracts, EBSCO
3. Balodis O., Gaile Z. (2010) Impact of some agroecological factors on winter oilseed rape
(Brassica napus L.) plant density. Research for Rural Development-2010, Jelgava, LLU,
p. 35-41. Indexed in CAB Abstracts,
4. Balodis O., Gaile Z. (2009) Influence of agroecological factors on winter oilseed rape
(Brassica napus L.) autumn growth. Research for Rural Development-2009, Jelgava,
LLU, pp. 36-43. Indexed in: Web of Science for Proceedings, CAB-Abstracts; EBSCO.
5. Bartuševics J., Gaile Z. (2009) Influence of maize hybrid and harvest time on yield and
substrate composition for biogas production. Research for Rural Development-2009,
Jelgava, LLU, pp. 44-49. Indexed in: Web of Science for Proceedings, CAB-Abstracts;
EBSCO.
6. Gaile Z., Bartuševics J. (2009) Will maize become an important crop for biogas
production in Latvia. Grassland Science in Europe, Volume 14. p. 372-375. Indexed in:
CAB-Abstracts; EBSCO.
7. Bankina B., Gaile Z. (2009) Evaluation of barley disease development depending on
varieties. Agronomy Research. Vol. 7 (Special issue 1), p. 198-203. Indexed in: CAB
Abstracts, EBSCO; ISPI
8. Balodis O., Bankina B., Gaile Z. (2008) Fungicide use efficiency for disease control on
winter rape. Zemdirbyste-Agriculture. Vol. 95, No. 3, p. 13-18. Indexed in: SCOPUS,
Web of Science
9. Presentations in conferences (2003-2011)
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
From 2008
54
34
30
31
85
61
10. Languages
Reading skills
English
Russian
×
×
Writing skills
Speaking skills
×
×
×
×
•
•
•
European Society for Agronomy.
Latvian Society for Agronomy.
Member of NJF.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Ingūna
Name
Rūjiena
Place of birth
Gulbe
Surname
1967
Year of birth
Latvian State Institute of Agrarian Economics, Head of Unit
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Work address:
14 Struktoru Street
Riga, Latvia
LV-1039
+371 29256337
[email protected]
Education
Latvian Agricultural University, Doctoral
Studies, Faculty of Economics,
Study
period
1997 2000
University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics
and Management, graduated
Latvian Agricultural University, Faculty of
Qualification
Agrarian and
Regional
Economics
PhD in
Economics
and Social
Sciences
1997 1998
Entrepreneursh
ip and
Management
EconomistMarket
research
analyst
1994 1996
Entrepreneursh
ip Management
and
Specialization
1986 1991.
Agronomy,
Economics, Master’s Degree in Economics
Latvian Agricultural University, Faculty of
Agronomy,
Speciality
Master’s
degree in
Economics
and Social
Sciences
graduated
agronomist
Research degrees
Latvian Agricultural
University,
Year
2001
Speciality
Agrarian and
Regional
Economics
Degree
Dr.oec
Diploma
No.
000408
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Employment
October 1994 - Managing Director, Agricultural Market Promotion Center, Latvian State
Institute of Agrarian Economics
March 2001- Managing Director, Public organization “Marketing Council”
September 2002 - Associated Professor, assistant professor, Latvian Agricultural University
January 2008 – March 2009. Economics Advisor to Minister of Finance of the Republic of
Latvia
July 2000- February 2009. Advisor in Market issues to Minister of Agriculture of the
Republic of Latvia
April 2006 - December 2007. Economics Advisor to Minister of Defence of the Republic of
Latvia
February 2005 - May 2006. Consultant to Budgetary and Finance (taxation) Commission of
the Parliament of the Republic of Latvia
April 2004 – March 2009. Member of the Board, Non-profit organization Sate JSC “Rural
Development Fund”
April 2004 – March 2009. Member of the Board, State JSC „Latvian State Forests"
March 2004 - January 2005. International Institute of Practical Psychology, Managing
Director of Advertising and Public Relations Program
March 2004 - December 2004. Advisor in Economics to Minister of Defence, Ministry of
Defence of the Republic of Latvia .
September 2000 - January2003. Member of the Board, Non-profit organization Sate JSC
“Rural Development Fund”
September 2001 - August 2002. Teacher, Bulduri Horticultural College
August 1999 - January 2000. Marketing Consultant, UN/FAO project “Restructuring of the
Fish Canning Industries”
January 1999 - August 1999. Marketing Consultant, EU/PHARE Cross-border Cooperation
Program “Promotion of the adult education in the local and regional development program”
September 1993 - October 1994. Managing Director, Department of Export Promotion and
Foreign Relations, Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia
April 1993 - September 1993. Executive Director, Commerce, “Agrimatco LTD”
April 1991-March 1993. Accountant, foreman, State Farm “Jumprava”
Participation in LCS financed cooperation project No.10.00166 “Perspectives of Innovative
Economy Development in Modern Changing Environment”
Evaluation of the Latvian Cheese Export”. In: International Scientific Conference
„Management of Business and Culture for sustainable development” 2011.gada 19.maijs,
Riga, The University College of Economics and Culture
“Marketing of Domestic Food Products in the Decreasing EU Market Conditions” In:
International Scientific Conference “Current issues in management of Business and Society
development -2009”
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May 8, 2009, Riga, LU
“Evaluation of Cattle’s Dressing Percentage and Meat Yield in Latvia”. In: “CIGR Section V
International Symposium Technology and Management to Increase the Efficiency in
Sustainable Agricultural Systems” September 3, 2009, Rosario, Argentina
“Some Issues of Globalization Impact on Latvia’s Food Marketing”. In: International
Scientific Conference “Management Horizons in Changing Economic Environment. Visions
and Challenges”.. September 24, 2009, Kaunas, Lithuania
Courses delivered:
Lectures and seminars:
Marketing - 2 cp
Logistics in Marketing - 2 cp
Strategic Management of Marketing - 3 cp
Number of publications: …….27
Publications
I.Gulbe, J.Hāzners „Evolution of the existing and potential Latvian canned fish export
markets”. ISSN 1788-5345, Agrár-és Vidékfejleszté Szemle 2011. vol.6.(1) supplement,
”Traditions, innovation, sustainability” Hódmezıvásárhely, pp.189-195
I.Gulbe, J.Hāzners „Evolution of the existing and potential Latvian cheese export markets”.
International Scientific Conference “Management of Business and Culture for Sustainable
Development”, Latvia, Ekonomika un kultūra, Zinātniskie raksti, Rīga, 2011/4 ISSN 14078686
I. Gulbe, L. Melece, J. Hazners „The Impact of Globalization on Food Retailing in Latvia”
ISSN 1822-7996, „Taikomoji ekonomika: sisteminiai tyrimai: 2010.4/1”, Kaunas, pp. 69-85
Gulbe, L. Melece and J. Hazners “Some Issues of Globalization Impact on Latvia’s Food
Marketing” Proceedings of the International Scientific Conferenece “Management Horizons
in Changing Economic Enviroment. Visions and Challeneges”. 24-26 September, 2009,
Kaunas, Lihtuania, pp.519-537
Gulbe I., Melece L., Hazners J., Csaba J. (2007) Impact of Accession to the EU on Latvia’s
Food Sector// Proceedings of International Conference “Changes inthe Food Sector after
Enlargement of the EU”. Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics No. 57.1, Warsaw, pp.
226-243
1. " Methodological Principles of Scientific Research”, School of Public Administration,
March 2011, Certificate No. 7, Riga
2. " Skills for Management Practice: Working with People", 24 academic hours,
Communications Academy, July 2008, Certificate No. 5496, Riga
3. "Good Marketing in Tough Times", Drayton Bird workshop, November 2008, Riga
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4. "Der Prozess der Corporate Communications" (Corporate Communication), Akademie
Führung und Holding, February 2008, Certificate of PR M2-080131-16, Riga
5. "Etiquette and Protocol. Gold Standard for Art of Living and Business”, Eiropersonāls,
December 2007, Certificate No. 30063755, Riga
Member of the Scientific Council, Latvian State Institute of Agrarian Economics
Member of the Society of Latvian Agronomists
Member of the Association of European Agricultural Economists
Awards
Laureate of the Ministry of Agriculture competition Sējējs 2001, group “Science in
Agriculture”
The Minister of Defence medal
Commemorative medal “NATO Summit 2006”
The LR Prime Minister’s Letter of Appreciation
Letter of Appreciation by Vaira Vīėe-Freiberga, President of the Republic of Latvia
Number of patents, inventions etc.
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
Other____________
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Ziedonis
Name
Jelgava
Place of birth
16 May 1933
Date, month, year
Grislis
Surname
Latvian
Nationality
married
Marital status
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of
Agrobiotechnology,
Senior researcher
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Work address:
Home address:
2, Liela Str.
3, Kr. Helmana Str., 21
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Jelgava, LV-3001
Jelgava, LV-3004
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LATVIA
LATVIA
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Telephone: +371 26430785
Telephone: +371 26430785
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Fax:
+371 30 27238
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E-mail:
[email protected]
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Education
Higher education, Master’s course,
Study
Speciality
Qualification
doctoral studies. Ed. Establishments, period
country
Saulaine Agriculture College
1947-1951
horticulture Junior
agronomist
1954-1959
zootechnics Educated
zootecnician
Academy of Science of USSR,
1970-1972
genetics
Animal
Institute of general genetics, Moscow,
geneticist
doctoral studies
Research degrees
Institution awarding
Year
Speciality Degree
Diploma No
degree
Academy of Science of
1972
Genetics
Candidate of
MBL Nr.
USSR, Institute of general
biological
015308
genetics, Moscow, doctoral
sciences
studies
Highest States Certification 1980
Animal
Docent
AC Nr.
189
Committee of USSR,
breeding
038323
Moscow
1992
Animal
Dr. agr.
G-D Nr.
Agriculture, Council of
breeding
000161
Habilitation and Promotion
Senate of Latvia University 1995
Animal
Docent emeritus Nr. 52
of Agriculture
breeding
Employment
Doctoral studies in the Institute of general genetics, Moscow (1970 – 1972). Worked
out promotion work “Investigation of some selection process characterised parameters
in dairy herds with use population genetics methods”. Supervisor of doctoral work
was prof. Dr. hab. biol. Jacow Glembocky. Work was defended on 1972 on sitting of
the Promotion senate of the Institute of general genetics, Moscow.
Analytical Breeding Station, Sigulda (1972 – 1978). Took part to establishing
automatic data processing system “ Seleks” for Latvia dairy herds.
Department of Animal Breeding (later Department of Animal Science), now
Institute of Agrobiotechnology, Latvia University of Agriculture (1978 –
now). Since the election on position of docent (1980) deliver the courses
on Animal breeding and Animal breeding plans. Established the
Laboratory of Quantitative Genetics (December, 1997) and work as
head of that Departments laboratory. Meanwhile the work on the
faculty was dean of Faculty of Zoo-engineers (1980 – 1985), Director of
Institute of Animal Husbandry (1993 – 1996). Since the September of
2005 senior researcher, Institute of Agrobiotechnology.
Main scientific interest. Use of quantitative genetics for the improvement of
populations of farm animals in Latvia and maintenance of farm animal genetic
resources. Successfully was managed two doctoral works: Liga Zuka-Paura,
defended on 1999 and Rita Zutere, defended on 2008. Coming to an end Dace
SmiltiĦa doctoral thesis.
Coordinator of joint scientific project N-EURO-CAD IN YEARS 2000 – 2003
Course delivered
Animal Breeding and Animal Breeding Plans
Animal Breeding Plans
Introduction to Population Genetics
Basic of Quantitative Genetics
Number of publications: 51, i.e. 29 since 1992.
Publications
(1) Grigaliunaite, I, J. Maleviciute, S. Varv, J. Bennewitz, Z. Grislis, E. Fimland,
T.H.E. Meuwissen, I. Miceikiene, I. Olsaker, H. Viinalass, J. Vikki, J. Kantanen.
Microsatellite Analysis for Making Conservation Priorities Among North European
Cattle breeds // Animal Breeding in the Baltics, Tartu, (2004), pp. 14 –17
(2) Tapio, M., Grigaliunaite,I., Grīslis, Z., Miceikiene, I., Viinalass, H., J. Kantanen ,
J. (2004) Comparison of cytoplasmic and autosomal DNA diversity patterns in Baltic
sheep// Animal Breeding in the Baltics.- Tartu, pp.235-238.
(3) Tapio, M., Tapio, I., Grīslis, Z., Holm, E., Jeppsson, S., Kantanen, J., Miceikiene,
I., Olsaker, I., Viinalass, H., Eythorsdottir, E.(2005). Native breeds demonstrate high
contributions to the molecular variation in northern European sheep.// Molecular
Ecology, 14, p. 3951-3963.
(4) Tapio,M., Tapio,I., Grīslis, Z., Holm, E., Jeppsson, S., Miceikiene, I., Olsaker, I.,
Viinalass, H., Eythorsdottir , E. (2005) Unfolding of population structure in Baltic
sheep breeds using microsatellite analysis// Heredity, Vol. 94, p. 448-456.
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(5) Sjakste, T., Grīslis, Z. (2006) Contributions of Genomic and Bioinformatics in
Animal Breeding // Proceedings of the 12th Baltic Animal Breeding Conference, pp.
237 - 243.
(6) Tapio, I., Varv, S., Bennevitz, J., Maleviciute, J., Fimland, E., Grīslis, Z.,
Meuwissen, T.H.E., Miceikiene, I., Olsaker, I., Viinalass, H., Vilkki, J., Kantanen ,
J. (2006) Prioritization for conservation of Northern European Cattle Breeds based on
Analysis of Microsatellite Data // Conservation Biology, Vol. 20, No 6, pp. 1768 1779.
(7) Sild, E., Volskiene, R., Viinalass, H., Miceikiene, I., Grīslis, Z., Distl, O.,
Drogemuller, C. (2006) Detection of prion protein gene polymorphism in Baltic
Breeds of sheep // The Veterinary Records, Vol. 159, No 8, pp. 247-250.
(8) Mazvērsīte, J., Grīslis, Z., Sugoka, O., Sokolovska, J., Sjakste, T. (2008)
Evaluation of the microsatellite polymorphism in intron 1 of the myostatin gene
(MSTN) in Latvian Blue cattle breed//Agronomijas vēstis (Latvian Journal of
Agronomy), No.10, pp. 267-271.
(9) Grislis, Z., Poudžiunas, I., O. Sugoka, O., Paramonova, N., Sjakste, T. (2008)
Allele and haplotype polymorphism of the myostatin gene (MSTN) microsatellite
containing region in Latvian Blue and Latvian Brown cattle breeds//Book of Abstracts
of the 59th Annual Meeting of the European Association for Animal production,
Session 04, Poster 14, p. 23.
(10) Sjakste,T.,Paramonova, N., Grīslis, Z., TrapiĦa, I., Kairiša, D. (2011) Analysis of
the Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism in the 5’UTR and Part of Intron I of the Sheep
MSTN Gene // DNA and Cell Biology, 30 (7): 433-444.
In-service training
(1) Certificate, 20-21 May, 2004 – completed course on How to write competitive
proposal for Framework 6, Hyperion Ltd. Training Course
(2) Certificate, January 22-23, 2003 – participated in Mini-Symposium within the
New Visby Programme supported by the Swedish Institute: “Farm animal
reproduction – reducing infectious diseases.”
(3) Certificate, September 13-15, 2003 – participated in the Mini-Symposium “ Farm
animal reproduction – conserving local genetic resources”, Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine, Kaunas, Lithuania.
(4) Certificate, September 24 – 28, 2001 – Training course on principles of molecular
genetics and application in animal breeding and characterisation of animal genetic
resources, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Kaunas, Lithuania
Latvia Association of Geneticists and Breeders, member of board.
Latvia Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences, honour member.
Awards
Janis Berzins Award livestock science, Dipl.Nr.17, 06.11.2008; Ministry of
Agriculture and Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Panning
"Sējējs" Diploma of Recognition Award, Nr.50.1, 05.12.2008.
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1.
Name, Surname: DAINA KAIRIŠA
2.
Date and place of birth: 29 July 1958, Cesvaine, Latvia
3.
Education:
Bachelor, master, doctoral studies
(graduate course). Educational
establishment, country
(LAA), Latvia
Study period
(LAA), Latvia
Academic degrees
Scientific advisory council,
Agriculture (LUA),
Republic of Latvia
Agriculture (LUA),
Republic of Latvia
Academic titles
Scientific advisory council,
Agriculture (LUA),
Latvia
Agriculture (LUA),
Latvia
Zoo-technics
Zoo-engineer
1989-1993
Livestock farming
Master’s degree
in agriculture
Specialty
2005
Agriculture
1992
Agriculture
Year
2006
Qualification
1978-1982
Year
2005
Specialty
Specialty
Academic degree
Doctor’s degree in
Agriculture;
sub-sector:
Livestock farming
Master’s degree in
agriculture
Academic title
Diploma
No
Series D
No 0001
000005
Associate
professor
Diploma
No
LLUDOC
No 085
Associate
professor
LLU-A
PR
No 110
Agriculture
Agriculture
4. Work experience
♦ Associate professor at the LUA, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of Agrobiotechnology,
since the academic year 2006/2007;
♦ Dean at the LUA, Faculty of Agriculture, from the academic year 2003/2004 until
2009/2010;
♦ Associate professor at the LUA, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of Agrobiotechnology,
from the academic year 2005/2006 until 2006/2007;
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•
•
•
•
•
5.
Deputy associate professor at the LUA, Department of Animal Science, from the
academic year 2000/2001 until 2005/2006;
Lecturer at the LUA, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Animal Breeding, from the
academic year 1995/1996 until 2000/2001. Deputy Director of the Faculty of Agriculture,
Institute of Livestock Farming, since the academic year 1997/1998;
Assistant at the LUA, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Specific Livestock Farming,
after merger – Department of Animal Breeding – from the academic year 1991/1992 until
1995/1996;
Senior laboratory assistant at the LAA, Faculty of Zoo-engineering, Department of
Specific Livestock Farming, from the academic year 1986/1987 until 1991/1992;
Zoo-technician specialising in pedigree at the LAA, research farm Platone, from the
academic year 1982 until 1986.
Scientific work
Main fields of research are related to raising productivity of mutton and potentialities of
improvement of the quality of mutton in Latvia, as well as research of technology of breeding
milking cows, maintaining the quality of milk, finding solutions to problems relating breeding
calf in the early postnatal ontogenesis period.
6.
Participation in scientific projects since 2006
6.1.
Participation in international projects
Nord Plus 2007-2008 Program “Genomics for all: bringing new tools to breeders” (executor
of the project). Project Manager T. Sjakste – the Institute of Biology of the University of
Latvia.
Leonardo da Vinci Pilot program HU/05/B/F/FF-170018: Development of central data bank
on European level for the education of ecological farming advisers. Year 2008 (executor of
the project).
6.2.
Participation in the projects of the Latvian Council of Science (LCS), the
Ministry of Agriculture and other projects
Co-operation project 06.0039.3 “Development of sustainable system for obtaining livestock
farming produce basing on the genotype of domestic animals”, from 2006 until 2009
(executor of the project). Project Manager Dr. agr. Senior Researcher I. VītiĦa.
LCS grant No 09.1463 “Research and development of technological systems for the future
milking cow farm” (executor of the project). Project Manager Prof. J. Priekulis.
LCS grant No 09.1461 “Methods of biotechnology for prevention of polymorphism of milk
protein gene of Latvian cows and impact of the protein gene on the productivity of cows”
(executor of the project). Project Manager, Dr. agr. Senior Researcher Z. Grīslis.
Ministry of Education and Science project No 07-26 F-XP79 “Impact of
milking cow breeding technology on adaptation of cows and productivity
and quality of milk”, Project Manager.
Ministry of Education and Science project No 08- 26-XP91 “Impact of milking cow
breeding technology on adaptation of cows and productivity and quality of milk”, Project
Manager.
Project No 200309/S20 “Freezing-point of cow milk produced in Latvia and study of factors
affecting it” (executor of the project) subsidised by the Ministry of Agriculture.
Project Manager Dr. agr., Associate Prof. D. Jonkus.
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Project No 180608 /S 260 “Setting conditions, recommendations and requirements on
integrated cultivation of products of animal origin (milk, meat) in livestock farming”
subsidised by the Ministry of Agriculture; Project Manager.
Project “Elaboration of operational strategy of milk and meat processing centre” subsidised
by the Ministry of Agriculture; Project Manager, LAEI A. Miglavs LUA and LAEI
co-operation agreement 7/ 08 SAE – 2008 – 0112B (Head of the LUA project work group).
Project No 100507/S 104 “Appraisal of animal genetic resources suitable for
agriculture and study of characteristic genes applying molecular methods”
subsidised by the Ministry of Agriculture; executor of the project.
Project Manager, Senior Researcher Z. Grīslis.
Ministry of Agriculture S100 “Programme for long-term preservation and sustainable usage
of genetic resources of agricultural plats and plants used for food, as well as agricultural
animals, forest and fish” (Head of the sub-section Livestock farming). Project Manager
Prof. A. Ruža.
Ministry of Agriculture No 120706/ S 387 “Application of advanced methods of milk
content analysis for the purposes of development of profitable milk production industry in
Latvia in compliance with the EU laws and regulations”; Project Manager.
Ministry of Agriculture No 170806/S 450 “Development of data processing system
methodology for inspection of animals, harmonisation of breed group identification system in
compliance with the international rules”; Project Manager.
7.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
8.
Education acquired abroad since 2006. Studies, in-service training, attendance of
classes
Co-operation as an efficient measure for promotion of agricultural production and
competitiveness in rural areas. The LUA Centre for Lifelong Education. Volume:
32 hours, October, 2009;
Annual Meeting of the European Association for Animal Production; 24.08.2009 –
27.08.2009, Spain, Barcelona. Certificate;
Tartu University of Natural Sciences, Livestock Breeding and Genetics Department,
Laboratory of Molecular Genetics; 15.10.2008 – 18.10.2008;
Germany, Sachsen, Köllitsch teaching and trial farm. Gaining theoretical and practical
experience; 01.12.2008 – 03.12.2008;
Estonia, Tartu University of Natural Sciences, Livestock Breeding and Genetics
Department, Laboratory of Molecular Genetics; 10.10.2007 – 12.10.2007;
Germany, Sachsen, Köllitsch Teaching and Trial Farm. Gaining theoretical and practical
experience; 26.11.2007 – 30.11.2007;
France, Toulouse, Southern Pyrenees Animal Genetic Resources and Gascogne Hill
Improvement Centre. Preservation of animal genetic resources and research work in
France (24.04.2006 – 27.04.2006);
Publications (2003 -2011):
Monographs, other books
Teaching aids
International publications
Publications in anonymously reviewed international editions
Conference materials
Newspapers and magazines
TOTAL
Total
3
2
4
19
13
11
14
66
194
9.
Presentations at scientific conferences:
Category of conference
Total
16
10
26
International
Latvian
TOTAL
10.
List of main publications since 2006 (maximum five)
•
•
•
•
•
11.
Sjakste T., Paramonova N., Grīslis Z., Trapina I., Kairiša D. (2011) Analysis of the
Single-Nucleotide polymorphism in the 5ÙTR and Part of Intron I of the Sheep
MSTN Gene. DNA and Cell Biology, Pp. 1-12
Sjakste, T., Paramonova, T., Grīslis, Z., TrapiĦa, I., Kairiša, D. (2010) SNPs analysis
in the upstream part of the sheep myostatin (MSTN) gene domain// DNA and Cell
Biology. Manuscript ID: DNA-2010-1153.R1; http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/dna;
Eihvalde I., Kairiša D. (2011) Changes in serum immunoglobulins concentration of
newborn calves. Latvian University of Agriculture, Annual 17th international
scientific conference “Research for Rural Development” LLU, Jelgava, Pp. 64. – 68.
Puste A., Kairiša D., Sarma R. (2011) Environmental factors affecting performance
traits in Latvian sheep population. Latvian University of Agriculture, Annual 17th
international scientific conference “Research for Rural Development” LLU, Jelgava,
Pp. 76. – 79.
Kairiša D., Jonkus D. (2009) Contribution of Latvian scientists to the development of
dairy farming in the last 10 years. Proceedings International Scientific Conference
Latvia University of Agriculture – 70, Research Results – Actualities – Prospects,
Jelgava, ISBN 978-0084-48-007-7, P. 160;
Foreign languages. Level of language proficiency – reading, speaking and writing:
Reading
exce
llent
Russian
German
12.
goo
d
x
x
Writing
aver
age
exce
llent
goo
d
x
Speaking
aver
age
exce
llent
goo
d
x
x
aver
age
x
Other relevant information:
• Member of the AAFS (Diploma No 168, issued 26.05.2006);
• Member of the LCS Agriculture, Environment and Forestry Sciences Expert
Commission (since December 2006).
Incentive bonus at the competition for seeders:
For the paper “Scientific justification for production of qualitative mutton in Latvia”
2004 (2005);
Group of authors chaired by Špoăis K. and Rivža P. (2005) “Risks in agriculture and
private forestry”. Monograph. Jelgava (2006);
Group of authors chaired by JemeĜjanovs A. (2006) “Farm animals and production in
bio-agriculture”. Monograph. Sigulda (2007).
Professional activity:
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
State Pedigree Inspection of the Ministry of Agriculture. Member of the Animal Breed
Registration and Approval Commission (Resolution No 1-8.1/9, from 22.11.2007 until
01.07.2009, reorganisation at the State Pedigree Inspection);
Member of the Inter-institutional working group of the Ministry of Agriculture –
livestock farming and pedigree, Resolution of the Ministry of Agriculture No 189,
issued on 01.10.2009;
Member of the group for elaboration of the Pedigree Law of the Ministry of
Agriculture;
Chairperson of the Board of the Society “Latvian Sheep Breeders Association”;
Member of the Board of the Society “Latvian Pedigree Centre”;
Certified sheep appraisal expert (Certificate No 1087);
Member of the Latvian Society of Geneticists and Breeders;
Chairperson of the Examination Commission of the Ministry of Agriculture:
“Supervision of dairy farming”, “Supervision of sheep-farming”, “Appraisal of sheep
and control valuation”.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Kaspars Kampuss
2. Date of birth
October 1, 1971
Institution
Study time
Speciality
Qualification
Agriculture
1991 –
1995
agriculture
Agronomist, Bachelor in
Agronomy
Agriculture
1995 –
1997
agriculture
Master in Agriculture
Agriculture
1998 –
2002
agriculture
Dr.agr. (2005.)
Institution
Position
Time
Teaching staff (assistant and
lecturer)
09/1995 - 09/2006
docents
09/2006 - now
Latvia State Institute of Fruit
Growing
Senior researcher
07/2007 – now
5. Research areas
Berry and small fruit quality, biochemical composition, cultivars. Genetic resources of Ribes
genus plants description and evaluation.
6. Projects (2005–2010)
ESF Nr. 2009/0232/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/122, Senior
2010. – 2012.
„Formation of the research group in food science”.
researcher
Latvia – Lithuania cross border cooperation programme researcher
project LLIII-123 „The Cognition and Preservation of
the Distinctive Identity Through the Environment of
Zemgale Region”
2011. – 2012.
FP 7 project COST 863 Euroberry Research: from
Genomics to Sustainable Production, Quality & Health
researcher
2008. – 2010.
Targeted Action „Core Collection of Northern European researcher
Gene Pool of Ribes” (RIBESCO)
2007. –2011.
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ESF project Nr.
Project
2007/0018/VPD1/ESF/PIAA/06/APK/3.2.6.3./0013/0067 manager
2007. – 2008.
Republic of Latvia
Latvian Council of Science project „Biological aspects Senior
of Vaccinium ssp. winterhardiness”
researcher
2009
TOP 0616 "Fruit and ornamentel plant grafting
technology influence on plant quality"
researcher
2006
LLU and Ministry of Education and Science project
“Development growing technologies and quality of
model for horticultural crop production in the agroecological conditions of Latvia””
researcher
2005
1. 04.10. – 10.10.2010. Lectures within Erasmus/LLP framework “Latvia: society and
economics”, “Horticulture and horticultural plant breeding in Latvia”
Pitesti University, Romania.
2. 05. – 09.10.2009. Lectures “Production of small fruit: strawberry, currants, actinidia,
raspberry, gooseberry” in the BOVA course „Pomology and Fruit
Science, Kaunas, Lithuania University of Agriculture, 05. –
09.10.2009.
3. 15.-21.10.2009
Lectures within Erasmus/LLP framework “Latvia University of
Agriculture”, “Latvia: society, economy, culture”, “Horticulture and
Small Fruit Production in Latvia” Alexandrio Technological
Education Institute of Thessaloniki, Greece 15.-21.10.2009
4. 13. – 20.04. 2009. Lectures within Erasmus/LLP framework “Latvia University of
Agriculture”, “Horticulture and Horticultural plant breeding in
Latvia” Akdeniz University, Antalya, Turkey
5. 01.2008.
Training in basis of Plant genetic resources (Ribes genus) molecular
research in the Scottish Crop Research Institute.
6. 21.11. – 28.11. 2007. Lectures within Socrates/Erasmus framework “Latvia: society
economy, culture”, “Latvia University of Agriculture”, “Horticulture
in Latvia” and Horticultural plant breeding in Latvia” Adnan
Menderes University, Aydin, Turkey.
7. 19.11. – 25.11.2006. Lectures within Socrates/Erasmus framework “Latvia’s society and
economics”, “Latvia University of Agriculture”, “Horticulture and
Horticultural plant breeding in Latvia” T.E.I. Epirus, Arta, Greece.
8. 29.05. – 04.06.2006. Lectures within Socrates/Erasmus framework “Latvia’s society and
economics” , “Berry production in Latvia”, “Berry industry in Chile”,
and “Horticultural plant breeding in Latvia” Hame Polytechnik,
Lepaa, Finland.
9. 30.11. – 10.12.2005.
Training on different berry crop production, processing and
marketing system in Chile in different size, ownership and
technological level farms in different climatic zones: presimposium
tour of international ISHS symposium “Rubus and Ribes” .
8. Publications
198
2005–2010
Total
-
-
1
3
17
9
39
1
3
5
1
18
7
-
32
10
Monographs, books
Study materials
SCI publications
(abstracts) – not included in total
literature
Total
1. Kampuss K., Strautina S., Kampuse S. (2007) Red and white currant genetic resources in
Latvia/ Acta Horticulturae 760, p. 397 – 403
2. S. Kampuse, G. Moraga, K. Kampuss, S. Muizniece-Brasava (2007) Water sorption
isotherms and glass transition in blackcurrants and red currants. Proceedings of 5th
International Food Technology Congress „Consumer Protection through Food Process
Improvement & Innovation in the Real World”, 9.-11. March, Greece.
3. S. Kampuse, K. Kampuss, I. Krasnova, I. Volkova (2007) Influence of drying methods to
stability of black currant bioactive compounds, Chemia Technologia, vol.4 (46) 2007,
p.21-25.
4. K.Kampuss, L.P.Christensen and H.Lindhard Pedersen (2008) Volatile Composition of
Black Currant Cultivars. Acta Horticulturae 777, p. 525 – 529.
5. S.Kampuse, K.Kampuss, E.BerĦa, Z.Krūma, I.Krasnova, I.Drudze (2009). Biochemical
composition and antiradical activity of rowanberry (Sorbus L.) cultivars and hybrids with
different Rosaceae L. cultivars / Latvian Journal of Agronomy No.12, p. 59 – 65.
6. S. Kampuse, Z.Krūma, K. Kampuss, I. Krasnova (2010) Nutritional Value of Minor Fruits
in Latvia/ Acta Horticulturae 877 (vol.2), p. 1221 – 1228.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
From 2005
35
4
17
1
39
18
10. Languages
Reading skills
English
Russian
X
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
Member of NJF
Member of ISHS
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Curriculum vitae
Surname and first name:
Dzidra Kreismane
Year, date and place of birth:
1954, March 21, Limbazu district
Nationality: Latvian
Degree and position: Dr.agr., associated professor, Faculty of Agriculture
Address:
Faculty of Agriculture, Latvia University of Agriculture,
Liela iela 2, Jelgava, LV – 3001, Latvia
Telephone: + 371 630 05629; E-mail: [email protected]
Education: Doctor of agriculture (Dr.agr.), Latvia University of Agriculture, 1992.
Master of Science in Agronomy, Latvia Academy of agriculture, 1988.
University Degree in Agronomy, Latvia Academy of Agriculture, 1977.
Professional experience:
From 2007 co-ordinator of master studies in the Latvia University of Agriculture
From 2003 associated professor of the Institute of Agrobiotechnology
1998 - 2003 Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture
1997 - 1998 Head of the Department of Research, Ministry of Agriculture
1989 - 1997 Vice Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture
1994 – 2003 Docent in the Department of Crop Production
1989 – 1994 Lecturer in the Department of Crop Production
1977 – 1989 Assistant in the Department of Crop Production
Research interests: Grassland management, Forage production, Organic agriculture, Studies
of Europe Union, Agrarian politics in EU and in Latvia.
Key qualifications:
Experience in grassland management and using different technologies in dairy
nutrition. Grassland management in organic farming.
Participation in international research projects:
1. Kreišmane Dz. Interreg project „BERAS (Baltic Ecological Recycling Agriculture and
Society) implementation project to the Baltic Sea Region Programme 2007 – 2013”. Dz.
Kreišmane partner in the project from Latvia University of agriculture
2. Transfer of Competencies for Vocational Training in Ecological Agrarian Sector of Baltic
States (TracoEcoBalt) ( Leonardo da Vinci), participation in the project together with
Lithuanian, Estonian and German Agricultural Universities 2004- 2007.g.,
Participation in other research projects:
1. Organic Farming Action Plan in Latvia 2007 – 2013. Dz. Kreišmane leader of the project
offered from the Ministry of Agriculture.
2. Market Development in Organic Agriculture. Project realized in 2006-2008. Dz.
Kreišmane leader of the project offered from the Ministry of Agriculture.
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3. Methodology for Evaluation of Agrienvironmental programs in Rural Development Plan
2004.-2006 in Latvia.
4. Kreišmane Dz. (2010. – 2013.) Liela rādiusa bezvadu sensoru tīkla izstrāde precīzās
lauksaimniecības pielietojumiem Latvijā. ESF finansēts LU aăentūras "Latvijas
Universitātes Matemātikas un informātikas institūts" projekts. Dz. Kreišmane izpildītāja
(vadošā skaitĜošanas sistēmu analītiėe) projektā.
5. Proposals for New Climate Polcy. Project realized by association „ZaĜā brīvība”, Dz.
Kreišmane participant in project.
6. Prognosis of Agriculture Data for 2015. - 2020. Dz. Kreišmane expert in the project
offered from the Ministry of Agriculture.
International experience since 2007.
1. Dz. Kreišmane (2011.) Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from agriculture and their
control measures. "Seminar in the Ministry of Environment and Regional Development
18.02.2011.
2. Dz. Kreišmane (2011). Conditions of organic farming and their impact on the
landscaping. PhD course in BOVA University „Communicating Landscape in
Community processes”. 19.10.2011.
3. Kreismane D. (2009) Ecological agriculture, essence and methods. Rural development
plan in EU and in Latvia. BOVA course in program BioLandMan. LLU 2.- 9.11.
4. Kreismane D. (2007) Organic agriculture in Latvia. Perspectives of Organic agriculture
in Latvia. German, lecture for students from Kiel University, Jelgava 31st of May
in Latvia, Seminar for Norvegian advisors of agriculture, Jelgava, 10th of September
in Latvia. Organic crop production. Jelgava, LLU BOVA, 7.- 11.05.May.
Important publications in the branch:
1. Kreišmane Dz. (2007) Daudzgadīgo zālāju ierīkošana kopšana un izmantošana
bioloăiskajā lauksaimniecībā. Jelgava: 24 lpp.
2. Kreismane D. (2009). Possibilities for development of organic farming in Latvia. In :
Book of abstracts: NJF Seminar 422 „Fostering healthy food system through organic
agriculture – Focus on Nordic-Baltic Region”, held in Tartu,Estonia, August 27 – 27,
2009, Ed. By Darja Matt and Elen Peetsmann. NJF Report. Vol.5, No. 2, p.72.
3. Kreismane D., Gumenuka S. (2010) Perennial grasslands in organic system of Latvia for
environment. In: Book of abstracts: NJF seminar 430 “Climate Change and Agricultural
Production in the Baltic Sea Region – Focus on Effects, Vulnerability and Adaption”, held
in Upsala, Sweden, 4-6 May 2010. NJF Report. Vol. 6, No 1, p.117.
4. Alberts M., Grīnbergs U., Brūns P., Kreišmane Dz., Tikuma B., Špats A. (2012) Liela
rādiusa sensoru lietošanas iespējas dzērveĦu stādījumu pasargāšanai no salnām. No:
konferences raksti Zinātne Latvijas lauksaimniecības nākotnei: pārtika, lopbarība,
šėiedra un enerăija. Jelgava: LLU, 158.-162.lpp.
5. Alberts M., Grīnbergs U., Brūns P., Kreišmane Dz., Tikuma B. (2012) Liela rādiusa
bezvadu sensoru lietošana precīzajā lauksaimniecībā. No: konferences raksti Zinātne
Latvijas lauksaimniecības nākotnei: pārtika, lopbarība, šėiedra un enerăija. Jelgava:
LLU, 158.-162.lpp.
Publikācijas:
201
Category of publications
Total
Since
2005
12
1
7
1
9
20
42
7
7
22
Total
Since
2005
8
10
18
4
7
11
Teaching aids
Publications in anonymous reviewed international
editions
Periodical issues
Total
Presentations in scientific conferences:
Category of conferences
International
In Latvia
Total
Skills of languages
ex.
Russian
English
Reading
go
od
x
x
me
d.
ex.
Writing
go
od
x
me
d.
x
ex.
Speaking
go
me
od
d.
x
x
Other activities:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Member of BOVA coordination comity since 2007 and since 2011, chair in 2009 - 2011.
Member of Study Board of the LUA
Member of LLMZA
Member of Senate of LUA
Member of Nordic Association of Agricultural Scientists (NJF)
Member of European Agronomist Society (ESA)
Chair of the board in Association of Latvian Organic Agriculture (2003-2009), board
member in Association of Latvian Organic Agriculture since 2009.
8. Board member of the Latvia Agronomist Society since 1998.
Honours and awards: Silver medal of the Republic of Latvia Ministry of Agriculture based
on diligent work, 1999.
202
CURRICULUM VITAE
Arta Kronberga
2. Date of birth
June 25, 1971
Latvia University of agriculture, 2002, Dr.agr.
Timirjazev Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Moskau, Russia, Faculty of agronomy,
specialisation Plant Genetics and Breeding, 2004, agronomist
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Institutes of Agrobiotechnology,
docent – visiting lecturer, 2005 - present
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, docent acting, 2003-2005
Director of State Priekuli Plant Breeding Institute, 2007-2011
Lead of scientific board State Priekuli Plant Breeding Institute, 2007-2011
Senior scientist, triticale breeder at State Priekuli Plant Breeding Institute, 2002- present
Assistant, triticale breeder at State Priekuli Plant Breeding Station, 1994-2002
5. Research areas
Triticale, rye breeding, winter cereal crop management, using of molecular markers in
breeding and seed production, research in organic agriculture
6. Projects (2005–2010)
• COST 860 Sustainable low-input cereal production: required varietal characteristics and
crop diversity (SUSVAR)
• ESF coofinaced project„Development, improvement and inpplementation of
environmentally friendly and sustainable crop breeding Technologies” agreement Nr.
2009 / 0218 / 1DP / 1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/099, 2009-2012
Republic of Latvia
• Developing of descriptors for genetic resources of crop plants and trees, 2006
• Competitive crop varieties breeding for conventional and organic farming by using
traditional and innovative breeding methods, 1994-2008
• Use of molecular marker techniques in breeders seed production, 2008-2010
• Research, maintenance, reproduction and documentation of Latvia crop genetic resources,
2007-2010
• Evaluation of water absorbcy in rye meal and crop management for improving water
aborbcy, 2008-2011
203
• Technological developments for progress in grain production in Latvia, 2007-2009
NatRes “Sustainable application of local resources (land resources, forest, food and traffic) –
new products and technologies”, Project Nr.3 FOOD “Sustainable utilisation of soil as main
resource for obtaining save and quality food and feed ingradients from popular crop species”.
2010-2013
12.
Didactics of higher educational institution , 28.01.2005.-08.04.2005, LUA, Jelgava,
Latvia.
13. Course ‘DNA markers and its application in breeding, genetic and crop production , 1525 January, 2006, Russian State Agricultural University, Russia.
8. Publications
2006–2010
Total
Study materials
literature
Total
1
3
13
12
24
1
2
6
5
15
53
29
• Kronberga A. (2008) Selection criteria in triticale breeding for organic farming.
‘Agronomijas vēstis’ Nr 11, Jelgava, p.89-94;
• Kronberga A., (2008) Formation of triticale crop ideotype for organic farming. Options
Mediterraneennes, Series A, No. 81, 391-394
•
•
•
Kronberga A., LegzdiĦa L. (2008) Possibilities to use triticale and hulless barley in
animal feed. In Implication of different production Technologies on animal health and
food products quality indicēs, Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference,
December 45, Sigulda, Latvija, 54-64;
Kronberga A. (2006) Dynamics of falling number during ripening of different winter
triticale genotypes. in Proceedings of 6th International Triticale Symposium. 3-7
September, Stellenbosch, South Africa, 176-179;
M.Sobovics, E.Straumite, R.Goloburda, A.Kronberga (2010) Analysis of Volatile
Compounds in Flour Blend from non-traditional cereals in Latvia. In Proceedings of
international Conference on Food Innovation ‘Foodinnova 2010’, Valencia (Spain)
p.1.-4.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
From 2006
15
6
11
4
20
14
10. Languages
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
204
English
Russian
German
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Member of NJF
Member of Eucarpia
Member of Latvian association of Genetics and breeders
205
1.1. Name Surname
AIGA TRUPA
1.2. Birthplace and Country
JELGAVA
1.3. Mailing address
Saules iela 9-3, Brankas, Ozolnieku parish, LV-3042
1.4. Education
Undergraduate studies, graduate
studies, postgraduate studies;
higher educational institution,
country
Postgraduate studies, Latvia
University of Agriculture, Latvia
Study
years
Specialization
1997-2000
Animal nutrition
Qualifications
Dr.agr.
Graduate studies, Latvia
University of Agriculture, Latvia
1995-1997
Animal breeding
Latvia University of Agriculture,
Latvia
1990-1995
Animal breeding
MAgr.
Technologist
1.6. Academic titles and scientific degrees
Scientific degrees
Academic board,
Date, decision /
minutes No.
Promotion board P3, LLU, Latvia
Decision No. 1-8
of August 31,
2001
Animal
nutrition
Dr.agr.
No. 000411
Decision No. 44
of June 10, 1997
Animal
breeding
MAgr.
No. 001104
Decision No. 44
of May 18, 1995
Animal
breeding
BAgr.
No. 000810
Examination
commission for
Master’s degree,
LLU, Latvia
State examination
commission, LLU,
Latvia
Specializatio
n
Scientific
degree
Diploma No.
Academie titles
206
Academic board,
Meeting of the
Council of
the Faculty of
Agriculture, LLU,
Latvia
Date, decision /
minutes No.
Decision No. 7/2
of June 11, 2002
Specialization
Animal nutrition
Academic
title
Assoc.prof.
Diploma
No.
LLU-Doc
No. 061
1.7. Position (Career history)
Assoc.prof., Dr.agr., Institute of Agrobiotechnology of the Faculty of Agriculture
1.8. Language skills
Language
Reading
excellent
Russian
German
English
good
Writing
average
excelle
nt
good
Speaking
average
excellent
good
x
x
x
x
x
x
average
Research activities and scientific publications
Participant or leader of international research projects and programs
Participant or leader of Research projects and programs financed
by the Latvian Council of Science, Ministry of Education and
Science, Ministry of Agriculture, and other institutions
Copies of attested documents see in the Appendix.
Leader:
1. IZM TOP 04-16 “The effect of germinated grain in concentrated feed on the productivity
of dairy cows and milk quality”
2. LLU No. 18/05L128 “Estimation of feed additive “Penergetic-T” in the feeding of
calves”.
Participation:
3. ZM No. 1605005/S113 “Support for promotion of animal husbandry (production), milk
and meat production and competitiveness in private farms”.
4. ZM No. 160505/S114 “Animal health, prophylaxis and treatment in conventional and
biological agriculture to ensure production of qualitative animal products”
Member or head of expert and other committees of the European
Union and Latvian Council of Science
Copies of attested documents see in the Appendix.
Member or head of branch councils and associations
Member of Zootechnicians society of LLU since 29 December 2005.
207
Key publications in the corresponding branch of science
Total number of publications - 48.
•
Trūpa A. Siliņa A., Kreitūzis Ē. (2011): Efficiency of concentrated feed extrusion in dairy cows
feeding. In: ”Current problems of intensive development of animal husbandry”. Proceedings of
the Conference. . V.14. P. Gorki, 7-12. lpp.
Trūpa A. SiliĦa A., Kreitūzis Ē. (2010): Research on concentrated feed extrusion,
chemical, microbiological changes, zootechnical and economic effect. “Risk factors in the
process of animal feeding and their implication on food quality”. Proceedings of the
Conference. Palanga - Baisogala, Lithuania, pp 21.-28.
• Trūpa A. Latvietis J. Eihvalde I. (2008): Consumption and costs of feed depending on
the productivity yield of cows and feeding technology. In:Implication of different
production Technologies on animal health and food products quality indicēs. Proceedings
of the International Scientific Conference. Sigulda, pp 88-92.
• Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Rozenfelde A. (2006): Efficiency of feed additive „Penergetic-T”
in calf feeding. In: The topical animal and poultry problems:use of alternatives to
antibiotic feed additives in animal nutrition. Proceedings of Scientific Conference.
Kaunas, pp 15-16.
• Trūpa A., Pliska S. (2006): The effect of germinated grain in concentrated feed on the
productivity of dairy cows and milk quality. In: The topical animal and poultry
problems:use of alternatives to antibiotic feed additives in animal nutrition. Proceedings
of Scientific Conference. Kaunas, pp 17-19.
• Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Rozenfelde A. (2006): Efficiency of feed additive „Penergetic-T”
in calf feeding. In:proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture No.17 (312).
Jelgava, pp 34-39.
• Trūpa A., Latvietis J. (2003): Influence of the phosphorus and calcium ratio in
mineraladditives on cow productivity during lactation. In: Agronomijas Vēstis, No. 5,
Jelgava, pp. 264-266. (In Latvian.)
• Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Rūvalds I. (2002): The influence of ratio of calcium and
phosphorus in mineral additives on cow productivity in different stages of lactation. In:
Macro and Trace Elements 21. Workshop. Friedrich Schiller Universität Jena, 639-646.
• Latvietis J., Driėis J., AuziĦš V., Trūpa A. (2002): Some types of grass silage used in
feeding cows. International Conference of Animal Nutrition. Tartu, 7-15.
• Trūpa A., JemeĜjanovs A., Latvietis J. (2001): Influence of mineral additives on the
reproductive abilities of cows. First International FESTEM Congress. Book of abstracts.
Venice, May 16-19, 152.
•
•
•
•
•
•
Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Antāne V. (2001): Influence of mineral additives on the
reproductive abilities of cows. In: LLU Raksti, No. 4, Jelgava, pp. 66-69.
Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Kārkla L. (2000): Concentrations of some mineral elements in
cow hair: influence of nutrition. In: Proceedings of the Latvian Academy of Sciences.
Volume 54. Number 4, pp. 136-138.
Trūpa A., Latvietis J. Rūvalds I., Kārkla L. (2000): Influence of mineral additives on
the content of mineral elements in cows hair. In: Mengen-und Spurenelemente 20.
Arbeitstagung. Friedrich Schiller Universitat, Jena, 86-93.
Trūpa A., Latvietis J. (2000): Influence of mineral additives on milk quality. In: LLU
PTF Zinātniski praktiskās konferences referāti. Jelgava, pp.78-82. (In Latvian.)
Trūpa A. (2000): Influence of mineral additives on cow productivity and reproduction
abilities. In: LLU Raksti, No. 3, Jelgava, pp. 34-38. (In Latvian.)
208
•
•
•
•
•
•
Trūpa A., Latvietis J. (2000): Influence of some mineral premixes on the content of
mineral elements in milk. In: LLU Raksti, No. 3, Jelgava, pp. 82-86.
Trūpa A. (1999): Influence of mineral adittives on some indices of dairy cow
reproduction abilities. In: Reports of the Postgraduate conference of LLU. Jelgava, pp. 6670. (In Latvian.)
Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Rūvalds I., Strikauska S. (1999): Influence of mineral premixes
on some milk quality indices. In: LLU Raksti, No. 1 (295). Jelgava, pp. 24-27.
Trūpa A. (1999): Cows’ supply with mineral substances and reproduction abilities. In:
LLU Veterinārmedicīnas Raksti. Jelgava, pp. 334-341. (In Latvian.)
Trūpa A., Kārkla L., Latvietis J. (1997): Content of mineral elements in animal wool
depending on the season. In: LLU Raksti, No. 10 (287). Jelgava, pp. 37-41.
Trūpa A., Kārkla L., Latvietis J. (1996): Accumulation of mineral elements in the wool
of some animals of the artiodactyla order. In: Mengen-und Spurenelemente 16.
Arbeitstagung. Friedrich Schiller Universitat Jena, 806-810.
2.5.1. Publications in internationally recognized issues
1. Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Rūvalds I. (2002): The influence of ratio of calcium and
phosphorus in mineral additives on cow productivity in different stages of lactation.
In: Macro and Trace Elements 21. Workshop. Friedrich Schiller Universität Jena,
639-646.
2. Latvietis J., Driėis J., AuziĦš V., Trūpa A. (2002): Some types of grass silage used
in feeding cows. International Conference of Animal Nutrition. Tartu, 7-15.
3. Trūpa A., JemeĜjanovs A., Latvietis J. (2001): Influence of mineral additives on the
reproductive abilities of cows. First International FESTEM Congress. Book of
abstracts. Venice, May 16-19, 152.
4. Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Antāne V. (2001): Influence of mineral additives on the
reproductive abilities of cows. In: LLU Raksti, No.4, Jelgava, pp. 66-69.
5. Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Kārkla L. (2000): Concentrations of some mineral elements
in cow hair: influence of nutrition. In: Proceedings of the Latvian Academy of
Sciences, Volume 54, No. 4, pp. 136-138.
6. Trūpa A. (2000): Influence of mineral additives on cow productivity and
reproduction abilities. In: LLU Raksti, No. 3, Jelgava, pp. 34-38. (In Latvian.)
7. Trūpa A., Latvietis J. (2000): Influence of some mineral premixes on the content of
mineral elements in milk. In: LLU Raksti, No. 3, Jelgava, pp. 82-86.
8. Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Rūvalds I., Strikauska S. (1999): Influence of mineral
premixes on some milk quality indices. In: LLU Raksti, No. 1 (295), Jelgava, pp. 2427.
9. Trūpa A., Kārkla L., Latvietis J. (1996): Accumulation of mineral elements in the
wool of some animals of the artiodactyla order. In: Mengen-und Spurenelemente 16.
Arbeitstagung. Friedrich Schiller Universitat Jena, 806-810.
10. Trūpa A., Kārkla L., Latvietis J. (1997): Content of mineral elements in animal
wool depending on the season. In: LLU Raksti, No. 10 (287), Jelgava, pp. 37-41.
2.5.2. Publications in reviewed issues (issues approved by the Latvian
Council of Science)
Other publications
1. Trūpa A. (2005): Possibilities to use moist, germinated grain in concentrated mixed feed.
In: Saimnieks, No. 9 (15), pp. 58-59. (In Latvian.)
209
2. Trūpa A. (2005): Inclusion of brewery by-products in animal feeding. In: Agrotops, No.
11, November, p. 54. (In Latvian.)
3. Trūpa A. (2005): Characteristics of the feeding of beef cattle. In: Agrotops, No. 11,
November, pp. 50-51. (In Latvian.)
4. Trūpa A. (2005): Possibilities to use germinated grain in concentrated mixed feed. In:
Summary of reports of harvest festival “Vecauce-2005”. P. 30. (In Latvian.)
5. Trūpa A. (2004): Peculiarities of the feeding of pregnant cows in the dry period. In:
Agrotops, No. 3, March, pp. 56-57. (In Latvian.)
6. Trūpa A. (2004): Pasturing period to cows. In: Agrotops, No. 6, June, pp. 54-55 (In
Latvian.)
7. Trūpa A. (2004): The importance of mineral substances in the feeding of animals. In:
Agrotops, No. 6, June, pp. 59–61. (In Latvian.)
8. Trūpa A. (2004): The feeding of animals in autumn and beginning of wintering. In:
Agrotops, No. 10, October, pp. 42-44. (In Latvian.)
9. Trūpa A. (2004): By-products of sugar and starch processing and their utilization in the
feeding of animals. In: Agrotops, No. 10, October, p. 41. (In Latvian.)
10. Trūpa A. (2004): Feeding of heifers. In: Agrotops, No. 12, December, pp. 39-40. (In
Latvian.)
11. Trūpa A. (2003): Concentrated mixed feed in the summer ration of dairy cows. In:
Agrotops, No. 8, August, pp. 54-55. (In Latvian).
12. Trūpa A. (2003): Concentrated mixed feed in the ration of poultry. In: Agrotops, No. 9,
September, pp. 61-63. (In Latvian.)
13. Trūpa A. (2003): Concentrated mixed feed in the ration of pigs. In: Agrotops, No. 11,
November, pp. 63-64. (In Latvian.)
14. Trūpa A. (2002): Come chickens and take vitamins. In: Zemgales ZiĦas, 12. Sept., p. 8.
(In Latvian.)
Granted patents and licences
Reporting in international scientific conferences and congresses
1. Trūpa A. Efficiency of concentrated feed extrusion in dairy cows feeding.. International
Conference ”Current problems of
intensive development of animal husbandry”.
Gorki. 25-28 May, in 2011.
2. Research on concentrated feed extrusion, chemical, microbiological changes,
zootechnical and economic effect. International Conference “Risk factors in the
process of animal feeding and their implication on food quality”. Palanga - Baisogala
16.-17.September, in 2010.
3. Consumption and costs of feed depending on the productivity yield of cows and
feeding technology. Implication of different production Technologies on animal health
and food products quality indices. International Scientific Conference. Sigulda.
December 4-5, in 2008.
4. Efficiency of feed additive „Penergetic-T” in calf feeding. In: The topical animal and
poultry problems:use of alternatives to antibiotic feed additives in animal nutrition.
Scientific Conference. Kaunas, 20th October, in 2006.
5. The effect of germinated grain in concentrated feed on the productivity of dairy cows
and milk quality. In: The topical animal and poultry problems:use of alternatives to
antibiotic feed additives in animal nutrition. Proceedings of Scientific Conference.
Kaunas, 20th October, in 2006.
6. “The effect of germinated grain in concentrated feed on the productivity of dairy cows
and milk quality”. Baltic states conference in animal breeding and genetics, May 1314, 2005.
210
7.
“Some types of grass silage used in feeding”. International Conference of Animal
Nutrition. Tartu, Estonia, May 30-31, 2002.
8. “The influence of ratio of calcium and phosphorus in mineral additives on cow
productivity in different stages of lactation”. Jena, Germany, October 18-19, 2002.
9. “Influence of mineral additives on the reproductive abilities of cows”. 1st International
Festem Congress on Trace Elements and Minerals in Medicine and Biology. Venice,
Italy, May 16-19, 2001.
10.
“Influence of mineral additives on the content of mineral elements in cows hair. Scientific
conference ”Die biologische Bedeutung der Mengen und-Spurenelemente”. Jena, Germany,
in 2000.
2.9. Reporting in other conferences
1. “Possibilities to use germinated grain in concentrated mixed feed”. Harvest festival in LLU
Training and research farm “Vecauce” on March 11, 2005. (In Latvian.)
“Condition of the dairy farming branch in Latvia.” Seminar at the Latvian Rural Advisory
and Training Centre on April 1, 2004. (In Latvian.)
Surprise effect in the study of animal feeding facts.” Interdepartment seminar at LLU “The
role of thinking in the science of animal husbandry” on January 11, 2002. (In Latvian.)
“The influence of ratio of calcium and phosphorus in mineral additives on cow productivity in
different stages of lactation”. Harvest festival in LLU Training and research farm
“Vecauce” on November 7, 2002. (In Latvian.)
“The influence of mineral additives on milk quality”. Scientifically practical conference “21st
century together with science and practice” at the Faculty of Food Technology, LLU, on
March 29, 2000. (In Latvian.)
“The influence of mineral additives on some indices of dairy cow reproductive abilities.”
LLU Post graduate conference “The future of science – in our hands”, May 27, 1999. (In
Latvian.)
“Cows’ supply with mineral substances and reproduction abilities”. Conference dedicated to
80th anniversary of veterinary medicine “Veterinary medicine problems to agricultural
animals” on October 23, 1999. (In Latvian.)
Pedagogical activities
Supervised promotion papers
Reviewed promotion papers
1. Beča Maija “The changes of protein content and amino acids in different grasses silage
during preparing”. June 9, 2004.
3.5. Study courses
Study course
code
title
LAUZ
3001
Forage
production and
evaluation
Production and
processing of
LAUZ
3120
Undergraduate study courses
Characteristics
Notes on the accomplishment
faculty,
CP
study year
3rd year,
3.0
Animal nutrition 5th semester
Faculty of
Agriculture
3rd year,
1.5
Entrepreneurship in agriculture, 5th semester
Faculty of
211
LAUZ
4104
LAUZ
3124
animal
husbandry
products
Poultry
Non tradition
poultry
Agriculture
4rd year,
Faculty of
Agriculture
Faculty of
Agriculture 3
rd.,4 rd.year
Study course
code
LAUZ
5032
LAUZ
5070
title
Supply of nutrients
code
title
4.0
Zootechnics speciality, 5th semester
Choice of study subject
Graduate study courses
Characteristics
faculty,
CP
study year
4.0
Animal nutrition course
Poultry breeding
Study course
1.5
4.0
Animal husbandry course
Doctoral study courses
Characteristics
faculty,
CP
study year
3.7. Prepared study aids
Proximal or zooanalyses methods for determination of the chemical content of forage /
A. Trūpa Methodical guidelines and descriptions of laboratory works. LLU, Jelgava, 2004,
pp. 26.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
1. Name Surname
Daina Jonkus
2. Birthplace and Country
Krasnojarska region, Russia
3. Mailing address
Telephone: +371 30 05696
2, Liela Str., Jelgava, LATVIA, LV-3001
Fax:
+371 30 05679
E-mail:
[email protected]
4. Education
Higher education, Master’s course,
doctoral studies. Ed.
Establishments, country
Study
period
PhD student
2001- 2006
1971-1977
1999-2000
Speciality
zootechnics
Livestock
farming
Livestock
farming
Qualification
zooengineer
Master’s degree
in agriculture
Doctor’s degree
in Agriculture
5. Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Agriculture (LUA),
Latvia
2007
Agriculture
Doctor’s
degree in
Agriculture;
sub-sector:
Livestock
farming
Agriculture (LUA),
Latvia
2007
Agriculture (LUA),
Latvia
2010
Agriculture
sub-sector:
Livestock
farming
Agriculture
sub-sector:
Livestock
farming
Diploma No
Institution awarding
degree
Docent
Associate
professor
Series D 0023
LLU-DOC
No.095
LLU-APR
No 139
213
Associate professor at the LUA, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of
Agrobiotechnology, (1st of September 2010).
Docent the LUA, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of Agrobiotechnology, (1st
of September 2007).
Lecturer the LUA, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of Agrobiotechnology,
(1st of September 2001).
Assistant the LUA, Faculty of Agriculture Department of Animal Science,
(1st of September 1990 - 2001.)
7. Research areas
Use of quantitative genetics for the improvement of populations of farm animals in
Latvia and maintenance of farm animal genetic resources. I am interested in the dairy
cow milk production and quality assessment.
8. Projects (2005–2012)
Participation in international projects
• Nord Plus 2007-2008 Program “Genomics for all: bringing new tools to breeders”
(executor of the project). Project Manager T. Sjakste – the Institute of Biology of the
University of Latvia.
• Leonardo da Vinci Pilot program HU/05/B/F/FF-170018: Development of central data
bank on European level for the education of ecological farming advisers. Year 2008
(executor of the project).
Republic of Latvia
• LCS grants No 09.1463 Research and development of technological systems for the future
milking cow farm (executor of the project). Project Manager Prof. J. Priekulis.
• LCS grants No 09.1461 Methods of biotechnology for prevention of polymorphism of milk
protein gene of Latvian cows and impact of the protein gene on the productivity of cows
(executor of the project). Project Manager, Senior Researcher Z. Grīslis.
• LCS grants No Nr.08. 2176 Milk protein gene frequencies in the Latvian brown cow’s
population. (executor of the project). Project Manager Dr. agr. L. Paura.
• LCS grants No 04.1047 Genetic coherence between the non-specific resistance indices and
the volume of somatic cells in the milk produced by cows of diverse origin, 2004–2007
(executor of the project). Project Manager Dr. agr. L. Paura.
Ministry of Education and Science
• Project No 07-26 F-XP79 and No 08- 26-XP91 Impact of milking cow breeding
technology on adaptation of cows and productivity and quality of milk, (executor of the
project). Project Manager Dr. agr. Daina Kairisa
Ministry of Agriculture
• Project No 120706/ S 387 Application of advanced methods of milk content analysis for
the purposes of development of profitable milk production industry in Latvia in
compliance with the EU laws and regulations; (executor of the project). Project Manager
Dr. agr. Daina Kairisa
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• Project No 100507/S 104 Appraisal of animal genetic resources suitable for agriculture and
study of characteristic genes applying molecular methods (executor of the project). Project
Manager, Senior Researcher Z. Grīslis.
• Project No 080408/S 85 Appraisal of animal genetic resources suitable for agriculture and
study of characteristic genes applying molecular methods. Project Manager
• Project No140708/S293 and No 200309/S20 Freezing-point of cow milk produced in
Latvia and study of factors affecting it. Project Manager
• Practical course in survival analysis using the Survival Kit v6: Survival analysis - Theory
and application by Gabor Meszaros and Johann Sōlkner. The workshop took place the 19th
Animal Science Days Symposium in Primošten, Croatia, from September 19th to
September 20th 2011.
• Teachers' professional development program "Innovation university didactics. LUA,
Jelgava, Latvia, Certificate Nr.0180. Issued 2010th on the 1 st April.
• Co-operation as an efficient measure for promotion of agricultural production and
competitiveness in rural areas. The LUA Centre for Lifelong Education. Volume: 32 hours,
October, 2009;
• Annual Meeting of the European Association for Animal Production; 24. 08. 2009. – 27.
08. 2009, Spain, Barcelona. Certificate;
• Tartu University of Natural Sciences, Livestock Breeding and Genetics Department,
Laboratory of Molecular Genetics; 15.10.2008 – 18.10.2008;
• Germany, Sachsen, Köllitsch teaching and trial farm. Gaining theoretical and practical
experience; 01.12.2008 – 03.12.2008;
• Estonia, Tartu University of Natural Sciences, Livestock Breeding and Genetics
Department, Laboratory of Molecular Genetics; 10.10.2007 – 12.10.2007;
• Germany, Sachsen, Köllitsch Teaching and Trial Farm. Gaining theoretical and practical
experience; 26.11.2007 – 30.11.2007.
10. Publications
Monographs, other books
Teaching aids
TOTAL
Total
1
24
11
13
7
56
Since 2005
19
10
10
5
44
• Jonkus D., Paura L. (2011) Estimation of Genetic parameters for milk urea and milk
production traits of Latvian Brown cows. Agriculture Conspectus Scientificus (ACS,
Croatia). Volume 76, No. 3, pp. 227.-230. ISSN 1331-7768 UDC 63 Indexed: Scopus,
CAB Abstracts, CABI full text.
• Ziedina I., Jonkus D., Paura L. (2011) Genetic and phenotypic parameters for
reproduction traits of Landrace sows in Latvia. Agriculture Conspectus Scientificus
(ACS, Croatia). Volume 76, No. 3, pp. 219.-222. ISSN 1331-7768 UDC 63 Indexed:
Scopus, CAB Abstracts, CABI full text.
215
• Ruska D., Jonkus D. (2011) Relationships between milk urea and production traits in
dairy herds in Latvia. Proceedings of the 2nd Nordic Feed Science Conference,
Uppsala, Sweden. pp. 53.-58. Indexed: CAB Abstracts, CABI full text.
• Ruska D., Jonkus D. (2011) Relation between milk protein and urea content in different
farms. Research for Rural Development-2011, Annual 17th International Scientific
conference proceedings. Jelgava, LLU. Vol. 1., pp.71-75. Indexed: CAB Aabstracts;
CABI full text.
• Viluma A., Jonkus D. (2010) Parentage Determination by 17 Microsatellite Markers of
Latvian Warmblood Horse. Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. No 24
(319), pp. 31.-37. Indexed: CAB Aabstracts, AGRIS
12.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
16
25
41
From 2005
13
21
34
12. Languages
German
Reading skills
excellent good
average
X
Russian
X
Writing skills
excellent good
average
X
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
X
X
X
Member of the group for elaboration of the Pedigree Law of the Ministry of Agriculture.
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Curriculum Vitae
Guntis Rozītis
Date and place of birth: 26 december 1948, Iecava, Latvia
Education:
Bachelor master, doctoral
Study period
Specialty
studies (graduate course).
Educational Establishment,
country
Latvia academy of agriculture
1966.-1971.
Zoo-technics
(LAA), Latvia
Latvia academy of agriculture
1990.-1992.
Livestock farming
(LAA), Latvia
Qalification
Zoo-technic
Master’s degree
in agriculture
Academic degrees:
Academic board,
Latvian University
of Agriculture
Date,
decision /
minūtes /
No
1992.
Specialization
Animal
husbandry
Scientific
degree
Master of
Agriculture
Sciences
Diploma No.
No.000006
Academic titles:
Academic board,
Date, decision
/ minūtes No
Latvian University of
Agriculture
2002.
Work experience:
2010.11. - till now
2005. - 2010.
2005. - till now
2004. – till now
2002. – 2005.
1992. – 2010.
1992. – 2002.
1984. – 1992.
1980. – 1984.
Specialization
Academic
title
Diploma
No.
Livestock
breeding
Proffessor
Associated
A PR 076
Deputy of Latvia Parliament
Vice-President of Ozolnieki county council
Institution of Agrobiotechnology
Associated professor.
Board chairman of Latvian horse breeding association
Department of Livestock breeding
Associated professor.
Horse Breeding centre “Muski”
Manager.
Department of Livestock breeding
Lecturer
Dep. of Special Livestock Breeding
Elder lecturer.
Department of Physical Training
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1971. – 1980.
Elder lecturer.
Department of Physical Training
Assistant, equestrian instructor.
Manager of riding sport section.
List of publications (maximum five):
1. Rozītis G., Nebare I. (2002) Evaluation of horses work ability in Latvia// Proceeding
of the 8th Baltic Animal Breeding and Genetics Conference. Kaunas, p.15-16.
2. OzoliĦa L., Rozītis G. (2004) Comparision of the genealogical lines and groups of
Latvian horse by quality of progenies// Proceeding of the Animal Breeding in the
Baltics Conference. - Tartu, p. 194. – 198.
3. J. Sprūžs, G.Rozītis, I. KĜaviĦa (2006) Feeding the KNZ salt to horses // Proceeding of
the 12th Baltic Animal Breeding and Genetics Conference, Jurmala, Latvia, p. 163. –
168.
4. Rozītis G., Klavina I. (2007) Horse Genetic Resource Analysis in Latvia// Proceeding
of the 13 th Baltic Animal Breeding and Genetics Conference, p. 124. – 128.
5. Rozītis G., KĜaviĦa I., Juršāne V. (2008) Latvijas šėirnes zirgu ăenētiskie resursi//
Agronomijas vēstis. No.10. – LLU, 277. – 281. lpp.
Reporting in international scientific conferences and congresse:
G. Rozītis, I. Nebare. Iestrādes zirga ciltsvērtības noteikšanā, LLMZA, Jelgava LUA, 2002.
OzoliĦa L., Rozītis G. Comparision of the genealogical lines and groups of Latvian horse by
guality of progenies. Animal Breeding in Baltic Conference, Tartu, 2004.(referāts).
J. Sprūžs, G.Rozītis, I. KĜaviĦa Feeding the KNZ salt to horses. The 12th Baltic Animal
Breeding and Genetics Conference, Jurmala, 2006.
Rozītis G., Klavina I. Horse Genetic Resource Analysis in Latvia. The 13th Baltic Animal
Breeding and Genetics Conference, Parnu, 2009.
Personal skills and competences:
Courses of Food and Veterinary service – Animal protection and transportation (certificate),
2006.
Course of Latvian Agriculture consulting centre – Supervision and Evaluation Of Horses
(certificate), 2007
LUA Program of professional competence – Innovation in Highest education didactics
(certificate), 2008 .
Language skills:
Language
Reading
Writing
Speaking
excellent good
fair
excellent good
fair
excellent good
fair
Russian
x
x
x
German
x
x
x
English
Other relevant information:
Honored in 1991. with Memorial honor No 17040. as participant in barricades.
Memorial medal No.26 – Home Guard – 15 years.
Medal of Ministry of Agriculture “For Assiduity”, 2004.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Dzintra Kreita
2. Date of birth
October 04, 1952
3. Education (institution, graduation date, specialty, degree)
Associate professor, Institute of Agrobiotechnology, Latvia University of Agriculture (LLU),
from 2005;
Associate professor, Department of Agrobiotechnology, LLU, 2002–2005;
Director of Research and Study farm „Pēterlauki”, LLU, Faculty of Agriculture, 1997 – 2009.
5. Research areas
Different field crops species cultivation technology, method improvement and economically
beneficial crop production.
6. Projects (2005–2011)
Republic of Latvia
Researcher in:
• Soil as a key resource for sustainable use of safe and quality food and feed raw
materials are sourced from widely grown crop species (2010 - 2011);
• Fertilizer rates of crops (2008th - 2011.);
• Minimum tillage effects on soil fertility, pest development and
distribution, yield and quality in non change volumes (2009th -2011);
• Agroecological factors of rational justification for use of field crops (2005th -2007.);
• Field crop varieties for cultivation Assessment (2001. -2011.).
8. Publications
2005–2011
Monographs, books
Study materials
Total
1
5
8
5
19
219
1. Dzintra Kreita, Antons Ruza, Merabs Katamadze (2006.) Efficacy of nitrogen topdressing for winter wheat./Bibliotheca Fragmenta Agronomica IX ESA Congress 4-7
September 2006, Warszawa, Poland Book of Proceeding. Part I, Volume 11, 143-144.;
2. Ruza A., Kreita Dz. (2006.) Nitrogen dynamics in soil during vegetation period. /
Bibliotheca Fragmenta Agronomica IX ESA Congress 4-7 September 2006,
Warszawa, Poland. Book of Proceeding. Part I, Volume 11, p. 417-418.
3. Kreita D, Ruza A. (2008) Effects of agro-climatic Factors on Grain Yield and Quality of
winter Wheat. Proceedings of 10th Congress of the European Society for Agronomy. Italian
Journal of Agronomy. Vol. 3, No. 3 Suppl., p 343-344 .
4. Ruža A., Kreita D. (2008) Soving Time influence on yield of winter Wheat under
conditions of Zemgale, Latvian Journal of Agronomy, Jelgava, Nr.11. pp. 271-275.
5. Ruza A., Kreita D. (2010). Nitrogen fertilizer utilization in winter wheat sowings. In:
Proceeding of AGRO 2010 the XI ESA Congress. Ed. Bay J. Wery, I. Shili-Touzi, A.
Perrin; Agropolis International Editions, Montpellier, France; ISBN: 978-2-90961301-7, pp. 747-748.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
6
4
10
From 2006
4
3
7
10. Languages
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
X
X
English
German
Russian
X
Latvian National Plant Variety Council root, fibre and oil expert team leader
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Ieva
Name
Jelgava
Place of birth
Zukauska
Surname
1949
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of Agrobiotechnology,
assist.prof. (docentis)
Lielā iela 2, Jelgava, LV-3001
Work address:
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
3005677, 26449232
+371-3005630
[email protected]
1. Education
Undergraduate Latvia University of
Agriculture
Study
Speciality
period
1971-1981 Horticulture
Master studies Latvia University of
Agriculture
1991-1994
Doctor studies Latvia University of
Agriculture
1995-1999
Pedagogy
Qualification
Agronomist
Methodology
of studies
2. Research degrees
Agriculture
Year
1994
Speciality
Pedagogy
Methodology of
studies
Degree
Mg.paed
Diploma
No.
00110
3. Employment
Latvia University of Agriculture. 2006 Institute of Agrobiotechnology, assist.prof.
Latvia University of Agriculture, 1978, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Horticulture,
Latvia University of Agriculture,1968, Faculty of Food Technology, Chemistry laboratory
assitant
4. Scientific research interests
Spice and medicinal plants in the Nordic and Baltic countries. Strategies for
conservation of genetic resources
Genetic Resources of Culinary herbs in Latvia
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5. Contributions at conferences (last three years)
•
•
•
•
Effect of Growing Conditions on Yield and Some Quality Parameters of Basil Ocimum
basilicum L. International Scientific Conference “Optimising Agricultural Output
Production: Theory and Praxis”. Jelgava, Latvia, July 07-09, 2005.
Genetic resources of culinary herbs in Latvia. International Scientific Conference
Multifunctional Agriculture at the Outset of XXI Century: Challenges and Risks. Jelgava,
Latvia, 22-23 March, 2007
Comparative results of characterization Origanum vulgare L in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania
and Norway. Project “Spice and medicinal plants in the Nordic and Baltic countries.
Strategies for conservation of genetic resources". Working Group meeting , Norway, 3-10
March, 2005
The Future of Horticultural Science and Education in European Perspective. International
conference organized by the BeNeLux Society of Horticultural Sciences. Brussels,
Belgium, November 22, 2006
6. Projects (2005–2010)
International project „Conservation and characterization of oregano (Origanum vulgare L.)
wild populations in Europe”.ECPGR Project.1June2010 to 31 March 2011.
International project "Spice and medicinal plants in the Nordic and Baltic countries. Strategies
for conservation of genetic resources". 2002.-2006.
7. Courses delivered
Vegetable Production 4CP
Production and Processing of Horticultural Products II (Vegetable production) 3CP
Production and Processing of Horticultural Products IV (Alternative horticulture)1,5 CP
Alternative Agriculture 2 CP
Selected Vegetable science 5CP
8. Publications
•
•
Spice and medicinal plants in the Nordic and Baltic countries. Strategies for conservation
of genetic resources ".Report from a Project group at the Nordic Gene Bank, Alnarp,
December, 2006, 157pp.
Medicinal and aromatic plants in Latvia. Report of a Working Group on Medicinal and
Aromatic Plants. First meeting, 12-14 September 2002, Gozd Martuljek, Slovenia.
International Plant Genetic Resources Institute, Rome, Italy,2004, 70pp
• Žukauska I. (2008) Genetic resources of culinary herbs in Latvia/ /
Agronomijas Vēstis Nr.10, Jelgava, 2008, 241-247 lpp
•
Composition of Oregano (Origanum vulgare) aroma compounds depending on
development stage. Proceedings ISSN 1982-3797.CIGR- International Conference of
Agricultural Engineering, Brazil,2008
9. Continuing education, in-service training (last three years)
•
ERASMUS project, course of lectures- Historical aspects of herbs. Spice and
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•
•
medicinal plants in the Nordic and Baltic countries- the objectives for project
.Realities and possibilities for further herb development in Latvia. ERASMUSSOCRATES progr., Lepaa, Hame Polytechnic, Finland, 27-30 September, 2004
ERASMUS project, course of lectures: Latvia University of Agriculture, faculty of
Agriculture; Vegetable-growing in Latvia; Genetic Resources of culinary herbs in
Latvia., ERASMUS programme in Adnan Menderes University, Turkey, 26.04.04.05.2009.
ERASMUS project, course of lectures: Faculty of Agriculture, Vegetable production,
Genetic Resources of vegetables and culinary herbs in Latvia; ERASMUS programme
in Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain, 22.11.-28.11.2010.
10. Academic and social societies (membership)
International Society for Horticultural Science.
European Cooperative Program for Crop Genetic Resources Medicinal and Aromatic
Plants Working Group member
11. Languages
English
Russian
Reading skills
excellent good
average
x
x
Writing skills
excellent good
average
x
x
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
x
x
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Līga
Paura
Name
Surname
Ludza
1971
Place of birth
Year of birth
2 September, 1971
Latvian
Latvia University of agriculture, Department of control systems head of department and
assoc. prof.
Work address:
LLU Faculty of Information
Technologies
Telephone
Fax:
E-mail:
+ 371 3022037
+ 371 3023095
[email protected]
Education
Higher education, Master’s course, doctoral
studies. Ed. Establishments, country
Latvia Academy of agriculture (bachelor)
Latvia University of agriculture (master
study)
Latvia University of agriculture (PhD study)
Latvia University of agriculture (master
study)
Study
Speciality
period
1988-1993 Zooengineer
1993-1995 Animal
breeding
1995-1999 Animal
breeding
2000-2001 Pedagogy
Qualification
Technolog
MSc.agr.
Dr.agr.
Pedagogy
Research degrees
LUA Promotion board in
Agriculture science
Year
1999
Speciality
Animal breeding
Degree
Dr.agr.
Diploma
No.
Dipl Nr
000399
Employment
Since 1996 till 2002 Latvia University of Agriculture, Department of Informatics - lecture
Since 2002 LLU, Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Information technology, Department of
Control systems head of department, asist. prof..
From 2006 – assoc. professor in the Department of Control Systems.
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Scientific fields:
Linear model in agriculture, statistical methods in agriculture, quantitative genetics
Projects:
Grant of Latvian Academy of science (2008) Milk proteins gene frequency in the Latvian
brown cows population. Project supervisor
Grant of Latvian Academy of science (2004-2007) Genetic relationships between nonspecific resistance indicēs and somatic cell count in milk of diverse origin cows. Project
supervisor
Grant of Latvian Academy of science (2000-20003) Guarantee of indispensable data analysis
for overinspection of dairy husbandry, corresponding to EU requirement – Project
supervisor
Nordplus Neighbour 2005-2007 program „Nordic-Baltic –Russian Academics Network in
Bioinformatics” LUA coordinator, 2005.-2007.g.
Contributions at conferences (last 5 years)
• Ziedina, I., Jonkus, D., Paura, L. Genetic and phenotypic parameters for reproduction traits
of landrace sows in Latvia. 19th Animal Science Days Symposium in Primošten, Croatia, 19.23.September, 2011.
• Paura L., Jonkus D. (2010) Effect of kappa – casein genotypes on milk production traits in
Latvian dairy breeds. XV Baltic Animal Breeding and Genetic conference, 2010, May 31th June 1 st, Riga, Latvia
• L. Paura, D. Jonkus, V. Jemeljanova Milk protein k-casein gene and milk productivity traits
of Latvian Native breeds. (2009) 60th Annual Meeting of European Association for Animal
Production, Barselona, Spain, 24-27 August 2009.
• Paura L., Jonkus D., Jemeljanova V. Milk protein k-casein gene and ITS association to milk
productivity traits in Latvian brown cattle Proceeding of the Symposium Material, Methods &
Technologies (MM&T) (CD), 4-7 June, 2008, Bulgaria, 7 p.
• Paura L., Jonkus D., Kairisha D. (2008) Relationship between innate immune system
components and somatic cell count of Latvian Brown cows. EAAP2008, Vilnus, Lithuania 24.27. August, 2008.
•
Paura L., Arhipova I. Identification of genetic groups using the bovine immune system
components by discriminant analysis. ISI 2007 Conference (56th Session of the International
Statistical Institute), 22-29 August, 2007, Lisboa, Portugal
•
L. Paura (2007) "Characterization of immune response traits in cows’ milk by multivariate
analysis." NBBC07 (Nordic-Baltic Biometric Conference 2007), 6-8 June, 2007, Denmark,
P.15
Courses delivered
Introduction to Bioinformatics, Algorithms in Bioinformatics , Statistics in genetics, Quantitative
genetics (for MSc)
Biometrics Statistics (for Bachelor of Faculty of Agriculture);
Matematical Statistics (for MSc of Faculty of Economics)
Multivariate data Analysis (for LLU Ph.D. students)
Number of publications (2007-2011): 13 (Thomson Reuters Web of Science - 2; SCOPUS - 2;
international 3; published in Latvia 6)
Publications
1. Ziedina, I.; Jonkus, D.; Paura, L. Genetic and phenotypic parameters for reproduction traits of
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
landrace sows in Latvia. Agriculturae Conspectus Scientificus (Poljoprivredna Znanstvena
Smotra); 76 (3), Zagreb: Agronomski Fakultet, Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, 2011, 219-222 (Journal
Article; Conference paper) AN: 20113335552 (Scopus)
Jonkus, D.; Paura, L. Estimation of genetic parameters for milk urea and milk production traits of
Latvian brown cows. Agriculturae Conspectus Scientificus (Poljoprivredna Znanstvena Smotra); 76
(3), Zagreb: Agronomski Fakultet, Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, 2011, 227-230 (Journal Article;
Conference paper) AN: 20113335554 (Scopus)
L. Paura, I.Arhipova (2010) Some aspects of experimental design. ACTI 2010, Jelgava, p.350-353
(Web of Science)
Paura L., Jonkus D., Jemeljanova V. (2008) Milk protein k-casein gene and ITS association to
milk productivity traits in Latvian brown cattle Proceeding of the Symposium Material, Methods &
Technologies (MM&T) (CD), 4-7 June, 2008, Bulgaria, 7 p.
T. Sjakste, A. JemeĜjanovs, I. Zītare, N. Paramonova, I. Trapina, V. Šterna, L. Paura (2008)
Microsatellite and single nucleotide polymorhism of prolactin gene (PRL) in Latvian Brown cattle
breed. Proceeding of the International Scientific Conference "Implication of different production
technologies on animalo health and food products quality indices", 4-5 December, 2008, Sigulda,
Latvija, P. 177-182
Paura L., Arhipova I. Identification of genetic groups using the bovine immune system
components by discriminant analysis. Proceeding of the ISI 2007 Conference (CD), 22-29 August,
2007, Lisboa, Portugal, 4 lpp
D. Jonkus, L. Paura „Govju piena produktivitātes mainību ietekmējošo faktoru analīze.” LLU
raksti, Nr.18 (313), 2007, 34.-44.lpp.
In-service training (last 5 years)
Practical course in survival analysis using the Survival Kit v6; Survival analysis – Theory and
application (by Gabor Meszaros and Johann Solkner University of Natural Resources and Life
Science, Vienna (BOKU)), 2011, Primošten, Croatia
Development and management of Moodle e-courses, December, 2010, LLU, Jelgava, Latvia.
LZP expert Agriculture science
LUA Promotion board in Agriculture - Animal science member
LUA convent member
LUA senate member
Latvian genetics and selections society member
Latvian Econometrics association member
NJF member
Awards
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good average excellent good average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
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Dzīves apraksts (CV)
1.
Vārds, uzvārds: Elita AplociĦa
2.
Dzīves dati: Dzimusi 1967. gada 22. martā, Siguldā.
3.
Izglītība:
Mācību iestāde
Studiju laiks
SIA Rotors
LLU
Specialitāte
Iegūtā
kvalifikācija
Darba aizsardzība
Darba
aizsardzības
pamatlīmeĦa
speciālists
2005.
1998.-2002.
Bishop Burton College
(Anglija)
LLU
Doktorantūra
Lopkopība
Maă. progr.
sagatavošana
1998.
(1 mēn.)
1995.-1998.
-
Mg.agr.
Lopkopība
Kanādas Starptautiskā
lauks. dzīvnieku audzēšanas
skola
LLA
1992.
(3 mēn.)
Liellopu audzēšana
1985.-1990.
Zootehnikas
4.
Darba vietas. (Iestāde, amats, periods – sākot ar pašreizējo un turpinot ar
iepriekšējiem).
LLU LF Agrobiotehnoloăijas institūts
Žurnāls “Saimnieks”
LLU LF Dzīvnieku zinātĦu katedra
SO “Vides kvalitāte”
LLKC Jelgavas LKB
LLU LF
LLU LF
LLU VMF
Jelgavas raj. Paju sab. “Svēte”
5.
Dipl.
zooinženieris
lektore
konsultants
lektore
Auditors, eksperts
lopkopības speciāliste
dekāna vietniece
sekretāre
vec. laborante
galv. zootehniėe
2005. 2004. – 2006.
1999. – 2005.
2002. 2002.-2004.
1999. – 2002.
1996. – 1999.
1992. – 1995.
1990. – 1992.
Zinātniskais darbs. Īss zinātniskā darba raksturojums, sevišėi pēdējos 5 gados.
Zinātniskā darbība pamatā saistīta ar kazu audzēšanas, ēdināšanas un turēšanas
pētījumiem bioloăiskajā un konvencionālajā saimniekošanas sistēmā. Izmēăinājumi notiek
dažādās kazu audzēšanas saimniecībās visā Latvijā.
6.
Līdzdalība zinātniskos projektos, kopš 2005. gada:
6.1.
Darbība starptautiskos projektos:
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
7.
Starptautiska Leonardo da Vinči projekta Nr. 2005 L-B-018/2005 “Datu bankas
izveidošana Eiropas līmeĦa bioloăiskās lauksaimniecības konsultantu izglītošanā”
partneris. Projekta darbības laiks 2005. – 2007. gads.
Leonardo da Vinči projekta “Transfer of Competencies for Vocational Training in
Ecological Agrarian Sector of Baltic States (TracoEcoBalt)” dalībnieks. Projekta
darbības laiks 2005. – 2007. g.
Starptautiska Eiropas Savienības finansēta 6. ietvara programmas projekta “Sustaining
Animal Health and Food Safety in Organic farming” (SAFO) dalībnieks. Projekta
darbības laiks – 2003.g. – 2007. gads.
Starptautiska ZiemeĜvalstu Ministru padomes finansēta projekta “Development of
control measures on Animal Welfare in organic farming” dalībnieks. Projekta darbības
laiks 2004. – 2006. gads.
6.2.
Dalība Latvijas Zinātnes padomes, Zemkopības ministrijas u.c.
projektos:
Pētnieks līgumprojektā Nr.120608/s260 „Dzīvnieku izcelsmes produktu (piens, gaĜa)
integrētās audzēšanas nosacījumu, rekomendāciju un prasību noteikšana lopkopības
saimniecībās”, 2008.g.
Pētnieks granta tēmā Nr. 06.0039 „Agrobiotehnoloăisko faktoru, mājdzīvnieku
veselības un labturības ietekme uz ilgtspējīgas pārtikas produktu drošību un kvalitāti”
2007. – 2008.g.;
Pētnieks granta tēmā Nr. 04.1059 “Audzēšanas un ēdināšanas faktoru ietekme uz kazu
labturību, veselību un piena kvalitātes rādītājiem bioloăiskajā lauksaimniecībā” 2004.
– 2008.g;
Pētnieks LLU iekšējā projektā Nr. 06.18-xp25 “Kazu labturība un produkcijas
ražošana bioloăiskajās un konvencionālajās saimniecībās”, 2006.g.
Izpildītājs ZM nacionālās programmas “Lauksaimniecības konsultāciju un
saimniecību paplašināšanās pakalpojumu dienestu izveidošana” LLKIAC projektā
“Lauku saimniecību konsultatīvās sistēmas izveide” Līg. Nr, 05/414036/0001/100,
2006.g.
Ārzemju pieredzes studijas kopš 2005. gada. Studijas, stažēšanās, kursu apmeklējums
(precizēt vietu, datumu, laiku, iegūtos diplomus). Lūdzu sagrupēt tā, lai pēdējie būtu
rakstīti pirmie.
• Slovākija, Slovākijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte Nitrā, 2011. Stažēšanās
ERASMUS programmas ietvaros.
• Spānija, Valensijas Politehniskā Universitāte, 2011. Stažēšanās ERASMUS
programmas ietvaros.
• Turcija, Attaturk Universitāte Antālijā, 2010. Stažēšanās ERASMUS programmas
ietvaros.
• Portugāle, Bragancas Politehniskais institūts, 2010. Stažēšanās ERASMUS
programmas ietvaros.
• Zviedrija, Zviedrijas Lauksaimniecības ZinātĦu universitāte, 2009. Mazo
atgremotājdzīvnieku barības līdzekĜu novērtēšana. (Sertifikāts).
• Turcija, Eges Universitāte Izmirā, 2009. Stažēšanās ERASMUS programmas ietvaros.
• Grieėija, Thessaloniku Universitāte, 2009. Stažēšanās ERASMUS programmas
ietvaros.
• Lietuva, KauĦas Lauksaimniecības universitāte, 2008. Zinātnisko rakstu rakstīšana
(Sertifikāts).
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8.
Publikācijas: (kopš 2003. gada)
Monogrāfijas, citas grāmatas
Mācību metodiskie līdzekĜi
SCI publikācijas
Publikācijas anonīmi recenzētos starptautiskos
izdevumos
Citas zinātniskas publikācijas
Konferenču materiāli
Periodika
3
3
-
Kopš
2005. gada
3
3
-
2
15
21
2
15
5
KOPĀ
44
28
Publikāciju kategorija
9.
Kopā
Uzstāšanās zinātniskajās konferencēs: (kopš 2003. gada)
Konferenču kategorija
Kopā
Starptautiskās
Latvijas
KOPĀ
10.
•
•
•
•
•
11.
20
4
24
Kopš
2005. gada
20
4
24
Galveno publikāciju saraksts kopš 2005. Gada (ne vairāk par piecām).
Spruzs J., Selegovska E., Remeza I., Vasiljeva S. Effects of additional feedstuffs for
organic goat production on milk quality and animal health – J. of. Veterinary medicine
and Zootechnics, Kaunas, 2006.
Sprūžs J., ŠeĜegovska E. Kazu labturība un produkcijas ražošana bioloăiskajās un
konvencionālajās saimniecībās. – Jelgava 2008, LLU, Agronomijas vēstis, Nr.10, ISSN
1691-3485, 287.-292.lpp.
Sprūžs J., ŠeĜegovska E., Remeza I., VasiĜjeva S. Vācu balto dižciltīgo un Alpu kazu
piena kvalitātes rādītāji. – Jelgava 2008, LLU, Agronomijas vēstis, Nr.10., ISSN 16913485, 281.-286.lpp.
Sprūžs J., ŠeĜegovska E., Remeza I., VasiĜjeva S. Dažādu barības līdzekĜu ietekme uz
kazu piena sastāva izmaiĦām – Sigulda, 2008, Starptautiskas zinātniskās konferences
„Dažādu ražošanas tehnoloăiju ietekme uz dzīvnieku veselību un dzīvnieku izcelsmes
pārtikas kvalitātes rādītājiem” raksti, 149. – 156. lpp.
Sprūžs J., ŠeĜegovska E. Dažādu barības līdzekĜu pēcietekme uz kazu piena produktivitāti
bioloăiskajā lauksaimniecībā. Proceedings of the 7th International Scientific and Practical
conference, Volume 1. Rēzeknes Augstskola, Rēzekne, RA Izdevniecība, 2009. ISBN
978-9984-44-027-9, 113. – 117. lpp.
Svešvalodu prasmes. Valodas, lasīt, runāt un rakstīt prasmes līmenis:
Svešvalodu
zināšanas:
Lasītprasme
teic.
labi
Rakstītprasme
vid.
teic.
labi
Runātprasme
vid.
teic.
labi
Krievu valoda
X
X
X
AngĜu valoda
X
X
X
vid.
12. Citas būtiskas ziĦas:
ENOAT locekle (European netvork for organic agriculture teachers);
Starptautiskās asociācijas ECOLOGICA locekle.
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CURRICULUM VITAE (CV)
Name, Surname
Address
Phone number
e-mail:
Education
Anda Linina
Bebru ceĜš 6, Jelgava, LV-3001
+371 - 26806879
[email protected];
1975 - 1979 Bulduri Horticultural school
Diploma: agronomist in horticulture
1980 – 1987 Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Faculty of Agronomy, Diploma:
certified agronomist
1994 – 1996 Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Masters
course, Diploma: Master’s degree in Agriculture
1998 – 2003 Latvia University of Agriculture, Agriculture, Doctoral course.
Scientific qualification
1996 – Faculty of Agriculture, Latvia University of Agriculture,
M.Sc.agr.
Occupation
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Institute of
Agrobiotechnology, lecturer and head of the Grain and Seed Research
Laboratory (since September 1, 2005).
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Plant
Production, lecturer and head of the Grain and Seed Research Laboratory
(Oktober 1, 1999 to August 31, 2005)
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Plant
Production, laboratory assistant (1989 - 1999).
Latvia University of Agriculture, Problem Laboratory of Plant and Insects
Virus Diseases, laboratory assistant (1981-1989).
Dobele Horticulture farm, gardener (1979-1981).
Scientific work
Since 2005 Variety- by environment interactions for winter wheat quality
traits.
In a recent 5 years participation in 2 local scientific projects, in most cases as a
researcher.
Since 2005 participation in 9 international and 1 local scientific conferences.
Participation in courses
06.12.2004. - 10.12.2004. Agroenvironmental measures in Sustainable
Agriculture” developed in the frame of the project: “Nordic-Baltic- Russian
Academic network in Agroecology” Latvia University of Agriculture, Jelgava.
(Certificate).
27-31.03.2000. NOVABA ”Consequences of The EU Membership for the
Swedish and Finnish Agricultural Sector and Rural Development“ Olsztyn,
Poland. (Certificate),
13-14.12.1999. “European Standardisation”, Riga, Latvia.
08-12.02.1999.NOVABA “Ecological Agriculture and Animal Welfare” Tartu,
Estonia. (Certificate).
17-28.08.1998. “Information retrieval and library services”, Uppsala, Sweeden.
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20-28.05.1998. Certificate on completion 48 hours program in “Methodology”
Latvia University of Agriculture.
23-28.03.1998. NorFa “Nordic - Baltic researchers course in experimental
practice in pesticide and fertiliser research” Vilnius, Lithuania, (Certificate).
Published articles
Totally 19 papers published since 2005, among them 13 scientific and 4 –
popular publications.
Recent 5 most important publications:
Skudra I., Linina A. (2011) The influence of meteorological conditions and nitrogen fertilizer
on winter wheat grain yield and quality. The 6 th Baltic Conference on Food Science and
technology “Innovations for Food Science and Production”, Conference proceedings.
Jelgava, Latvia, pp. 23-26. ISBN 978-9984-48-045-9
LiniĦa A., Ruza A. (2008) Influence of agroecological condition on winter wheat grain gluten
quantity and quality indices. Latvian Journal of Agronomy No.10, pp.145-151. ISSN 16913485.
Kunkulberga D., Ruza A., Linina A., Galoburda R. (2007) Evalution of wholegrain flour
baking properties depending on variety. International scientific conference: Development of
foods with higher quality and biological value andinvestigation of their impact on human
health, Maisto Chemija ir technologija, Kaunas, T. 41, Nr. 2, pp.24-29. ISSN 1392-0227
Linina A., Ruza A. (2005) Variety - by – environment interactions for winter wheat quality
traits. Agronomijas vēstis. Latvian Journal of Agronomy. Nr. 8, p. 122–126.
Linina A., Ruza A. (2004) Variety and Environment on Quality Traits in Latvian – Grown
Winter Wheat: Proceedings of the 4th International Crop Science Congress, Brisbane,
Australia, 6 pp: www. crop science. org. au.
Language skills
Latvian - native
Russian – very good
English – satisfactory.
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1. rsonal information
First name: ANTRA
Surname: BĒRZIĥA
Address: HelmaĦa iela 5-24, Jelgava, Latvia LV-3004
Telephone(s): +371 63026025, mobile: +371 29171112
Date of birth: 02.28.1976
Gender: Female
2. Education:
Educational establishment
Dates: from (mm/yyyy)
to (mm/ yyyy)
Title of qualification awarded
Diploma #
Latvian university of Agriculture
09/1999
06/2001
Mg. Paed.
001785
Educational establishment
to (mm/ yyyy)
Title of qualification awarded
Diploma #
Latvian university of Agriculture
09/1995
06/1999
Bachelor of Agriculture/ Horticulture
001898
3. Training:
Name and type of
organisation
providing training
University of applied
science, Valmiera
Latvian university of
Agriculture, Jelgava
Latvijas Pieaugušo
izglītības apvienība
Riga Technical
university, Riga
Kaunas, Lithuania
Tartu, Estonia
Principal subjects/occupational skills covered
ATLAS annual conference 2011: „Landscape and
tourism: the dualistic ralationship
„Moodle e-kursu veidošanas vadības sistēma”
„Pārtikas produktu ražošanas iespējas mājas apstākĜos”
„Kooperācija kā efektīvas lauksaimnieciskās ražošanas un
konkurētspējas sekmētājs laukos”,
„Pārliecinošas uzstāšanās prasmes darbā ar
pieaugušajiem”,
„Interaktīva mācību kursa izstrāde un ieviešana
interaktīvā e-vidē
E-learning courses : „Professional communication”;
„Project management” and „Business planning”
NOVA-BOVA postgraduate course "Ethno botany"
NOVABA post-graduate research course “Ecological
Farming”
NOVABA post-graduate research course, “Symbiotic
systems and their role in plant production”
NOVABA research course "The computer aided design of
parks and green areas"
Dates:
from
(mm/yyyy)
to (mm/ yyyy)
21/09/2011
23/09/2011
22/09/2010
05/11/2010
10/06/2009
17/07/2009
14/07/2009
28/07/2009
21/10/2008
23/05/2009
17/02/2009
03/02/2007
30/04/2007
19/05/2003
23/05/2003
08/10/2001
12/10/2001
28/05/2001
01/06/2001
12/04/2000
18 /04/2000
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4. Work experience:
to (mm/ yyyy)
Name and address of
employer held
Occupation or position
held
Main activities and
responsibilities
to (mm/ yyyy)
Name and address of
employer
held
Main activities and
responsibilities
to (mm/ yyyy)
Name and address of
employer
held
Main activities and
responsibilities
05/2007
to present
Latvian University of Agriculture, Liela street 2, Jelgava, LATVIA, LV3001
Continuing education consultant of Lifelong Learning Centre
1. Development and management of education projects and programmes
2. Organizing of training courses, seminars, lectures, study groups.
3. Work with prospective adult learners, finding new target groups
4. Lifelong learning strategy development
5. Administrator of LLU web page (Life long centre)
09/2004
To present
Latvian University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Liela street 2,
Jelgava, LATVIA, LV-3004
Lecturer
Learning subjects: Ornamental plants, Floriculture, Garden design.
Coordinator of continuing education courses.
09/1998
09/2004
Latvian University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Liela street 2,
Jelgava, LATVIA, LV-3004
Assistant
Learning subjects: Ornamental plants, Floriculture, Garden design.
Coordinator of continuing education courses.
5. Personal skills and competences:
Driving licence: category B
Computer skills and competences: Word for Windows, Open office, Excel, Power Point, Internet
and some experience with AutoCAD, Corell Draw.
Mother tongue: Latvian
Other languages (1/poor - 5 /excellent):
Language
English
Russian
Listening
4
5
Reading
4
5
Speaking
4
4
Writing
3
3
6. Other skills and competences:
Project design and development:
2010.-1012 2009/0283/1DP/1.2.1.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/006, “Profesionālajā izglītībā iesaistīto
pedagogu kvalifikācijas celšana LLU”. Project coordinator
2009 "Arodapmācības pārtikas ražošanas nozarē" Eiropas lauksaimniecības fonda lauku attīstībai
(ELFLA) Lauku attīstības programmas 2007.-2013. gadam pasākuma 111 "Arodapmācības un
informācijas pasākumi" project administartor.
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2009 "Arodapmācības lauksaimniecības nozarē" Eiropas lauksaimniecības fonda lauku attīstībai
(ELFLA) Lauku attīstības programmas 2007.-2013. gadam pasākuma 111 "Arodapmācības un
informācijas pasākumi" project administartor and lecturer.
05.2006 – 04.2007 ESF “Course curricula of continuing education “Garden and Landscape
architecture” Project manager
05.2005- 12.2005 Scientifically project LR IZM Nr. 05.4 (1.4.)Growing technologies of water-plants
in agro ecological conditions of Latvia”.
02.2005-11.2005 Scientifically project LR IZM Nr. 05.4 (1.1.) “Research of landscape perception on
Society, using method of photography”.
09.1999-04.2000 Scientifically project: "Growing technologies of cranberries" TPP 98-58.
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Aija
Name
Riga
Place of birth
Dizgalve
Surname
1960.06.22
Year of birth
LLU Agrobiotehnoloăiju institūts, lecturer
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Work address:
Lielā iela 2
Jelgava, LV - 3001
Latvia
+ 371 3005677
+ 371 3005630
[email protected]
Education
Latvian University of Agriculture
LLU Master studies
Study
period
1984.09 –
1990.05
1993.09 –
1995.09
Speciality
Gardener –
agronomist
Study
methodic
Qualification
Bachelor
Master
Research degrees
Horticulture college
Year
1982.05.
Agriculture
1990.05
Agriculture, LLU Master
studies
1995.09
Speciality
Garden
designer
Gardener
agronomist ,
Study methodic
Degree
Garden designer
Bachelors at agriculture
Master
Distance learning courses -"Targeted project management", "Business Basics", "Professional
Communication", “Powerful work skills with adults”, Publicity requirements for projects cofinanced by the programme Latvia-Lithuania –bringing neighbors closer (ESF).
Employment
LLU (Latvian University of Agriculture) Agrobiotehnojlogy Institute, Lecturer, 1992 2010. year.
Main duties: Lecture and practice management decorative gardening sector, Latvian Plant
Exhibition (2004-2008) LLU organization, training organization and management of
horticultural specialty students, continuing education courses for the garden design. Courses
for the Local Government Training Centre and installation of gardening and landscape care
plant protection. education in LLU university(2005-2010.y.)
ERASMUS project in Finland, Turkey, Spain, Greece - read Lectures about Latvian culture
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and lectures in ornamental horticulture in Latvia.
ERASMUS project, student exchange program 3 CP student from Greece, and Romania -led
classes (contact hours and individual work), the subject ornamental horticulture and nursery
plant production in 2004 and 2010.y.
Head in project TOP Nr 06-10 “Water Plant propagation system exploration and production
technology development "
Participation in the project TOP No. 02-26 Ornamental trees and shrubs in farming systems
research to different types of containers, 2002-2003.y.
Participation in the ESF project "Continuing Education program for garden and landscape
architecture, tourism and small and medium-sized enterprises with innovative e-learning".
2005-2007y.
Coordinator in ESF project Latvia Lithuania “Green environment’’ 2010.-2013.y.
Vilnius College, Lithuania - Landscape gardening and desing - 2005. 21.04.
Root and Leaves Growth Characteristics Using Image Analyses Systems. International
Scientific Conference Optimising Agricultural Output Production: Theory and Praxis’’,
Jelgava, Latvia, July 7-9, 2005. A. Adamovics (Latvia), I. Bogdevich (Belorussia), V.
Boguzas (Lithuania) and others.
Courses delivered
Ornamentals; Garden Art; Landscape and garden design, Nursery plant production
Number of publications: 4
Publications
1. Dizgalve A. Ornamental grasses in Landscape. Vilnius College, Lithuania - Landscape
gardening and desing - 2005. 21.04.
2. Dizgalve A. Root and Leaves Growth Characteristics Using Image Analyses Systems.
International Scientific Conference Optimising Agricultural Output Production: Theory and
Praxis’’, Jelgava, Latvia, July 7-9, 2005. A. Adamovics (Latvia), I. Bogdevich (Belorussia),
V. Boguzas (Lithuania) and others.
Latvians Genetics and Breeders' Association, Latvian Association of Dendrology
Awards
-
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
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Latvian
X
Russian
X
X
X
German
English
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
________________
Kursa apstiprinājuma datums: 21/12/2011
Kursa izstrādātāji: Pārtikas un vides higiēnas institūta lekt. A. Krūklīte, vieslektors - asistents
M. Trompets, Klīniskā institūta vieslektore - docente I. Šematoviča
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Indulis Melngalvis
2. Date of birth
January 24, 1956
Lecturer, Department of Soil Management, LLU, 1997
Assistant, Department of Soil Management, 1988-1997
State farm. „Vircava”, agronomist, 1981.- 1988;
Colective farm „Komunisma ceĜš”, agronomist, 1979- 1980.
5. Research areas
Weeds, weed management. Soil tillage. Reduced soil tillage. Crop weediness in crop rotation
in organic farming.
6. Projects (2005–2011)
Republic of Latvia
1. No. 09.1448. “Plant Growth Circumstance Efficiency Estimation to Technology
Optimisation Causation”, researcher. (Head of project professor D. LapiĦš)
2. “Dynamics of Crop Weediness in Crop Rotation of Organic Farming System” Head of
project associated professor M. Ausmane, 2004 – 2009.
3. No.200309/S18 “The Influence of Minimal Soil Tillage on its Fertility Maintenance,
Development and Distribution of Pests as well as Crop’s Yield and Quality in Resowings”,
researcher, (Head of project professor A. Ruža)
14.
Development and management of Moodle e-courses, 01.10.2010–29.10.2010, LLU,
Jelgava, Latvia.
15.
Innovation in university didactics,10.10.2007- 11.04.2008. LLU
8. Publications
2006–2011
Total
Monographs, books
Study materials
literature
Total
22
9
10
20
2
3
2
5
61
12
238
1. M. Ausmane, Z. Gaile, I. Melngalvis (2008) The Investigation of Crop Weediness in the
Crop Rotation of Organic Farming System. Latvian Journal of Agronomy. No.10, Jelgava:
pp.25 -31.
2. M. Ausmane, I. Melngalvis.(2007) Minimalization of Primary Soil Tillage in Crop
Rotation. III. The Changes in Weediness of Sowings. Proceedings of the Latvia University of
Agriculture. ISSN 1407-4427, vol. 18 (313) Jelgava: pp.1-8.
3. Lapins D., Berzins A., Kopmanis J., Melngalvis I. and Sanzarevska R.(2005) Possibilities
of soil tillage and sowing technologies optimisation in spring barley // Optimizing agricultural
output production: theory and praxis. Issue of the International Scientific Conference, Jelgava
, Latvia, July 7- 9, pp. 211- 216.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
12
19
31
From 2006
3
3
6
10. Languages
Reading skills
Speaking skills
x
English
Russian
Writing skills
x
X
X
X
X
Member of International Soil Tillage Research Organization (ISTRO)
Member of the International Union of Soil Science (IUSS)
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Curriculum Vitae (CV) / Dzīves apraksts (CV)
1. Vispārīgās ziĦas
1.1. Name Surname / Vārds Uzvārds
IVETA KLAVINA
1.2. Birthplace and Country / Dzimšanas vieta
1.3. Mailing address / Adrese
Kuldiga, LATVIA
A.Pumpura 7 – 37, Jelgava, LV3004
1.4. Education / Izglītība
Undergraduate studies graduate
studies postgraduate studies.
Higher, educational institution,
country.
Latvia Uviversity of
Agriculture – Graduate studies
Latvia Uviversity of
Agriculture – Undergraduate
studies
Study years
Specializatio
n
Qualifications
2003 - 2006
Business
and
Managemen
t
Catering
and Hotel
Managemen
t
Mg.oec
1998 - 2003
Restaurant and
hotel manager
1.5. Academic titles and scientific degrees / Akadēmiskie nosaukumi un zinātniskie grādi
Scientific degrees
Date,
Academic board,
decision /
Scientific
Specialization
Diploma No.
minūtes /
degree
No
Academie titles
Academic board,
Date,
decision /
minūtes No
Specialization
Academic
title
Diploma
No.
1.6. Position (Career history) / Nodarbošanās
2003. – 2005.
Department of Animal Science
Assistant
2005. till now
Institution of Agrobiotechnology
Assistant
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2008. till now
Horse Breeding centre “Muski”
1.7. Language skills / Valodu lietošanas prasme
Language
Russian
German
English
Reading
excellent good
x
fair
Writing
excellent good
x
fair
x
Speaking
excellent good
x
x
x
Research activities and scientific publications / Zinātniskā darbība un publikācijas
2.1 Participant or leader of international Research projects and programs / Starptautisko
pētījumu projektu un programmu dalībnieks vai vadītājs
2.2 Participant or leader of Research projects and programs granted by the Latvian Council
of Science, Ministry of Education and Science, Ministry of Agriculture, and other
institutions / Latvijas zinātĦu padomes, izglītības un zinātnes ministrijas, Zemkopības
ministrijas u.c. iestāžu projektu un programmu dalībnieks vai vadītājs
Apliecinošie dokumentu kopijas pielikumā.
2.3 Member or haed of European Union committee, Latvian council of Science and other
committees / Eiropas Savienības, LZP ekspertu un citu komisiju loceklis vai vadītājs
Apliecinošie dokumentu kopijas pielikumā.
2.4 Member or head in branch councils, associations / Nozaru padomju, asociāciju loceklis
vai vadītājs
2.5 Key publications in corresponding brauch of science / Nozīmīgākās publikācijas
atbilstošajā zinātĦu nozarē
Kopējais publikāciju skaits …..
2.6 Publications in internationally cited isues / Publikācijas starptautiskos citējamos
izdevumos
2.7 Monographs / Monogrāfijas
2.8 Textbooks / Mācību grāmatas
2.9 Other publications / Citas publikācijas
2.10 Granted patents and licences / SaĦemtie patenti un licences
2.11 Reporting in international scientific conferences and congresse / Piedalīšanās ar
referātiem starptautiskās zinātniskās konferencēs un kongresos
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fair
2.12 Reporting in other conferences / Piedalīšanās ar referātu citās konferencēs
Pedagogical activities / Pedagoăiskā darbība
Supervision of promotion works / Vadītie promocija darbi
Reviewed promotion works / Recenzēti promocija darbi
Supervision of Master works / Vadītie maăistra darbi
Bachelor and qualification works supervised / Vadītie bakalaura un kvalifikācijas darbi
Study courses / Studiju priekšmeti
Pamatstudiju priekšmeti / Undergraduate study courses
Study course / Studiju
Characteristic
priekšmets
/Raksturojums
Notes / Piezīmes par izpildi
faculty, study
code
title /
year / fakultāte,
CP
/kods
nosaukums
kurss
DZIN
Equestrian
Alternative. All
406
Sport and
faculties,
3
Management
Undergraduate
program.
DZIN
Basic Training
Alternative. All
409
of Horse and
faculties.
3
Rider
Undergraduate
program.
priekšmets
code
/kods
title /
nosaukums
priekšmets
code
/kods
title /
nosaukums
Maăistra studiju priekšmeti
Characteristic
/Raksturojums
faculty, study
year / fakultāte,
KP
kurss
Doktora studiju priekšmeti
Characteristic
/Raksturojums
faculty, study
year / fakultāte,
KP
kurss
242
Socrates / Erasmus at. all International Education programm lecturer /
Erasmus u.c. starptautisko izglītības programmu mācībspēks
Socrates /
Personal skills and competences / Tālāk izglītība, profesionālā pilnveide Latvijas vai
ārzemju augstskolās un pētniecības iestādēs
•
4. – 5. March, 2005.: “Equine Laminitis and Equine Nutrition” seminar in Jelgava,
Latvia (certificate).
•
31.May – 4.Juny, 2004.: “Acquisition and Processing of Animal Physiological and
Health Data”, NOVA – BOVA un INTERROBO courses, Tartu, Estonia (certificate).
Other information / Cita būtiska informācija
ORGANISATIONAL SKILLS AND COMPETENCES / Organizatoriskā darbība
4.1.
Members of Latvian Academy of Sciences, Latvian Academy of Agricultural and
Forestry Sciences and other country Academy of sciences / LR ZA, LLMZA un
ārvalstu ZA locekĜi
4.2.
Members of Promotion Committee, Professors Council, Latvian Sciences Council
expert, Scientific Journal Editorial boards members. / Promocijas padomju locekĜi,
LZP eksperti, profesoru padomju locekĜi, zinātnisko žurnālu redkolēăijas locekĜi.
4.3.
Members of Latvian Parliament, Government and Council of Latvian Central
organization and commission / Saeimas, Valdības un LR centrālo organizāciju
padomju un komisiju locekĜi
4.4.
Members and experts of International Scientific organization, conference organizing
committee chairman and member / Starptautisko zinātnisko organizāciju locekĜi un
eksperti, konferenču orgkomiteju vadītāji un locekĜi
Apliecinošie dokumenti pielikumā
4.5.
Manageable responsibilities of LLU/LLU veicamie pienākumi
Participation in work group in Faculty of Agriculture developed to work out plan for
professional orientation action organization in Spring, 2006.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Marta
Name
Riga
Place of birth
Liepniece
Surname
1950
Year of birth
assistent
Work address:
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
3005677, 26381426
+371-3005630
[email protected]
1. Education
Undergraduate Latvia University of
Agriculture
Study
Speciality
period
1971-1980 Horticulture
Master studies Latvia University of
Agriculture
1980-1984 horticulture
Qualification
Agronomist
2. Research degrees
Agriculture
Year
2000
Speciality
Horticulture
Degree
Mg. agr
Diploma
No.
001650
3. Employment
Latvia University of Agriculture. 2006 Institute of Agrobiotechnology, assistant
Latvia University of Agriculture, 1984, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Horticulture,
Fruit Science. Vaccinium spp, plant propagation
Genetic Resources of bees Apis mellifera mellifera in Latvian
•
Abolins M., Sausserde R., Liepniece M., Šterne D. (2009) Cranberry and Blueberry
Production in
Latvia. International Scientific Conference „Vaccinium ssp. and less
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known small fruit: challenges and risks, NJF seminar N0 426, October 6-9, Latvia,
•
•
•
•
•
Jelgava.
Sterne D., Abolins M., Liepniece M., Sausserde R. (2010). Influence of temperature on
the development of highbush blueberry cultivars. 2nd International conference on
Horticulture Post-graduate Study 2010. Czech Republic, Lednice, August 30 -31 2010.
Tikuma B., Liepniece M., Sterne D., Abolins M. (2010) Some Large Cranberry
(Vaccinium Macrocarpon) Varieties Of Phenological And Growth Phases In Comparison
Latvian Conditions. 2nd International conference on Horticulture Post-graduate Study
2010. Czech Republic, Lednice, August 30 -31 2010.
Sterne D., Abolins M., Liepniece M. (2010) Productivity of Some Blueberry Cultivars at
Latvia Conditions, 28th International Horticultural Congress, Portugal, Lisbon,, August
22-27 2010.
Šterne D., Liepniece M., Sausserde R., ĀboliĦš M. (2011) Influence of the abiotic factor
on the productivity of highbush blueberry cultivars. Climate change: agro- and forest
systems sustainability, Babtai, Lithuania, June 21-22. 2011.
Šterne D., Liepniece M., Sausserde R. (2011) KrūmmelleĦu ražas veidošanos
ietekmējošie faktori [The influencing factors of formation of the yield of the highbush
blueberries]. Latvija, Daugavpils, 13. – 15. aprīlis.
6. Projects (2005–2010)
LSP Grant „Vaccinium spp. biological aspects of winter hardiness” 2009.
Latvia Ministry of Agriculture Subsidies project “Environment-friendly growing technologies
in fruit and berry orchards in different soil and climate conditions”, sub-topic “Blueberries
and cranberries”, managed by Latvia State Institute of Fruit-growing, started at 2007,
continue.
Apiculture 2CP
Biological horticulture and apiculture 2CP
Bee biology and breeding 5CP
Beekeeping 5CP
8. Publications
Abolins M., M.Liepniece, D.Sterne (2008) Vaccinium spp. production patterns and
winter hardiness in Latvia. Proceedings of 9th International Symposium on Vaccinium
Culture, ISHS, Acta Horticulturae, pp. 205 – 210
Abolins M., Liepniece M., Sterne D. (2009) Vaccinium spp. production patterns and
Culture, ISHS Acta Horticulturae, Nr. 810, pp.205-210.
• Abolins M., Sausserde R., Liepniece M., Sterne D. (2009) Cranberry and blueberry
production in Latvia. In: Agronomijas Vēstis /Latvia Journal of Agronomy/ Nr. 12, pp.713.
the development of highbush blueberry cultivars. Conference proceedings. ISBN 978-807375-419-8. In CD. Czech republic, pp.93-97.
• Šterne D., Liepniece M., ĀboliĦš M. (2010) Preliminary observations of phenology
245
development, yield and yield quality of some highbush blueberry cultivars in Latvia. //
Research for Rural Development -2010 Jelgava, LLU, pp. 60-64.
•
•
Sterne D., Abolins M., Liepniece M. (2010) Productivity of some blueberry cultivars at
Latvia conditions// 28th International Horticultural Congress, Lisbon, Portugal, August
22-27, 2010 (in print).
Sterne D., Liepniece M., Abolins M. Productivity of Some Blueberry Cultivars at Latvia
Conditions. Acta Horticultureae 2010 ( in print).
11. Languages
English
Russian
Reading skills
excellent good
average
x
x
Writing skills
excellent good
average
x
x
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
x
x
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CURRICULUM VITAE
First name, surname
DACE ŠTERNE
Date of birth: February 28, 1977
Education
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, from 2008 doctoral study
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, 2000-2003, Master of Sciences
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture, 1996-2000, agronomist
Work experience
Latvia University of Agriculture, Lifelong Education centre, adviser of continuing education,
from 2007
Latvia University of Agriculture, Institute of Agrobiotechnology, researcher, from 2007
Latvia University of Agriculture, Institute of Agrobiotechnology, younger lecturer, from 2006
Latvia Beekeeper’s Association, office worker, 2001-2005
Latvia University of Agriculture, Department of Horticulture, assistant, 2000-2004
Scientifical work
Winter hardiness and productivity of highbush and half-highbush blueberry in Latvia.
Phenological development of highbush and half-highbush blueberry.
Teaching activities
Patent and standards, from 2006
Continuing education and professional training
9.
Lecturing with the Patent Teaching Kit. Train the trainer workshop. Latvija, Riga,
28.11.2011.
10. Moodle e-kursu veidošanas vadības sistēma. Latvija, Jelgava, 2010.
11. Pārliecinošas uzstāšanās prasmes darbā ar pieaugušajiem. Latvija, Jelgava, October 2008
– March 2009.
12. Study visit of patent commercialization. Scotland, Edinburg, 29.01. – 01.02.2008.
13. NOVABA post-graduate research course “Symbiotic systems and their role in plant production”.
Latvija, Jelgava. May 28 – June 1, 2001.
14. NOVABA post-graduate research course “Ecological Farming”. Lithuania. Kaunas. October 8 –
October 12, 2000.
Publication
2007-2011
-
Monographs, books
Total
8
2
2
12
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Most important publications
1. Sausserde R., ĀboliĦš M., Liepniece M, Šterne D. (2012) Krūmmelleņu šķirņu
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
saimniecisko īpašību novērtējums. Zinātniski praktiskās konferences „Zinātne Latvijas
lauksaimniecības nākotnei: pārtika, lopbarība, šėiedra un enerăija” raksti. 187. - 192.
lpp.
Sterne D., Liepniece M. and Abolins M. (2010) Productivity of some blueberry cultivars
at Latvia conditions. Acta Horticultureae. Vol. 926, p. 182 -189.
Šterne D., Liepniece M., ĀboliĦš M. (2010) Preliminary observations of phenology
development, yield and yield quality of some highbush blueberry cultivars in Latvia.
Research for Rural development 2010, p. 60-64.
the development of highbush blueberry cultivars. Conference proceedings ISBN 978-807375-419-8. In CD, p.93.-97.
Abolins M., Sausserde R., Liepniece M., Šterne D. (2009). Cranberry and blueberry
production in Latvia. Agronomijas Vēstis, Nr.12, p. 7-13
Kampuse S., Šnē E., Šterne D., Krasnova I. (2009) Chemical composition of highbush
blueberry cultivars. Agronomijas Vēstis, Nr.12, p. 53 – 59.
Šterne D., ĀboliĦš M. (2009) Evaluation of winter hardiness and productivity of five
highbush blueberries cultivars in Latvia. Research for Rural development 2009, p. 76 81.
Abolins M., M.Liepniece, D.Sterne (2009) Vaccinium spp. production patterns and
winter hardiness in Latvia. Acta Horticulturae, Vol. 816, p. 205 – 210.
Presentations in conferences
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
5
7
12
Projects
1. Blueberry and large cranberry. Project nr. K17.04/10.Collaborator. 2010-2011
2. Biological aspects of winter hardiness of the Vaccinium spp.I). LZP grant Nr.
09.1465. Collaborator. 2010
3. Blueberry and large cranberry. Project Nr. F-L147. Collaborator. 2007-2010
4. Continuing education program for garden and landscape architecture, tourism and
SME development, using innovative e-learning (PURENE). Expert. 2006-2007
5. Evaluation of the gene pool of physiologically active substances in qualitative and
quantitative characteristics of the Oregano (Origanum vulgare L) and thyme
(Thymus ssp.L). Project nr. 5. Collaborator. 2006
6. Assessment of the mixed growing systems of ornamental tree planting stock. Project
nr. 04-06. Assistant. 2004 - 2005
7. Investigation of beekeeping sector. 2003
8. Study of growing system in different type of container of the ornamental trees and
shrubs. Project nr. 02-26. Assistant. 2002-2003.
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Languages
Reading skills
English
Russian
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
X
Germany
X
X
X
Other important dates
Member of International Society of Horticultural Science
Member of Latvia Orchardman Association
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Gundega Dinaburga
2. Date of birth
June 25, 1981
Latvia University of Agriculture, 2001-2005, Bachelor’s degree
State Saulaine technical school of agriculture 1997-2001, agronomist
Researcher from 2010 - present
Assistant, Institute of Soil and Plants sciences, Latvia University of Agriculture (LLU), from
2008 - present
Senior laboratory assistant, Institute of Soil and Plants sciences, Latvia University of
Agriculture (LLU), from 2007-2008
Assistant of chief agronomist in joint stock company „Svitene” in Bauskas district 2001.04.2001.11.
5. Research areas
Management of studies’ courses:
• Basics of Agriculture learning praxis and Agronomy learning excursion praxis
compulsory for full time Bachelor’s degree programme in Agriculture.
• Research Methodology and Precision Agriculture I compulsory for full and part time
Master degree programme in Agriculture.
Investigations in precision agriculture technologies. Participation at projects.
6. Projects (2005-2012)
International projects
6. Participation in international project “European Researchers night”, in 2007; 2008;
2009 years
Republic of Latvia
13. Plant Growth Circumstance Efficiency Estimation to Technology Optimisation
Causation, 2009, researcher
14. Support for Infrastructure Stock of the Precision Field Management Science
Laboratory of LUA Institute of Soil and Plant Sciences, 2008, researcher
15. Development of Theoretical Basis of Soil Tillage and Weed Control for Provision of
Precision Farming, 2005, researcher
7. Professional courses/training (2005-2012)
1. Certificate NOVA-BOVA postgraduate course Non-Chemical Weed Control,
Lithuanian University of Agriculture 10. - 14.10.2005
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8. Publications
Type of publications
From 2005
Total
Monographs, books
Study materials
SCI publications
literature
Total
14
15
17
18
1
5
2
2
31
43
List of most important publications, 2005-2012
winter wheat grain yield. Risks in agriculture: “Environmental and Economic
Consequences”, Tallinn, Estonia, June 8-10, 2010. p. 403-408.
2. Dinaburga G., LapiĦš D., Kopmanis J. (2010) Differences in soil agrochemical
indicators of winter wheat in importance to technological reasons for the difference
mapping. In: Proceedings of 9th International Scientific Conference “Engineering for
Rural Development”, Jelgava: LLU, May 27-28. 2010. p. 79-84.
3. Dinaburga G., LapiĦš D., Kopmanis J. (2010) Evaluation of effect of unregulated
factors on development and yield of winter wheat. In: Proceedings of the 38th
International Symposium on Agricultural Engineering “Actual Tasks on Agricultural
Engineering”, Opatija, Croatia, February 22-26, 2010. Ed. by S. Košutić. No. 38, p.
225-234.
4. Dinaburga G., Lapins D. (2009) The Impact of Soil Penetration Resistance on Winter
Wheat Yield and Development. In: Proceedings of 15th International Scientific
Conference “Research for Rural Development 2009”, Jelgava: LLU, May 20 - 22,
2009. p. 50 - 56.
5. Лапиньш Д., Динабурга Г., Плуме А., Вилде А., Берзиньш А., Руциньш А.,
Королева Е. (2009) Исследование эффективности точного земледелия и
проблемы его внедрения в производство. Материалы 6-й международной
научно-практической конференции, Экология и сельскохозяйственная техника.
13 - 14 мая 2009 г., Санкт-Петербург, с. 16 - 22.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
6
16
22
From 2006
6
15
21
10. Languages
Writing skills
Speaking skills
English
X
Reading skills
X
X
Russian
X
X
X
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12. Other relevant information
Winner of young scientist competition of Latvia Academy of Agricultural and Forestry
Sciences, in 04.11.2010
Winner of organized competition of Latvia Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences
and from Latvian university of agriculture and from Hipoteku bank, in 06.06.2008
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Curriculum Vitae
Name Surname
Dace BārzdiĦa
Address
Atmodas iela 68 – 37, Jelgava, LV- 3007
Mobail number
26557499
E- pasts
[email protected]
Birthday
3th October in 1975
Education:
1st September 2005
Latvian University of Agriculture, Faculty of
Agriculture, Specialization in Animal Breeding, PhD students
2001. – 2003.
Latvian University of Agriculture, Faculty of
Agriculture, Specialization in Animal Breeding, master student
1996. – 2000.
Latvian University of Agriculture,
Faculty of Agriculture, Specialization in
Animal Breeding,
1992. – 1996.
Saulaines technical school
1981. – 1990.
Īslīces secondary school
Scientific degrees:
Academic board,
Date,
decision /
protocol / No
Specialization
Scientific
degree
Diploma
No.
Commision of National
eksamination, Latvian
University of Agriculture,
Latvia
12th Juny in
2000, decision
Nr. 1
Zootechniks
Bachelor
002537
Commision of masters
studies, Latvian University
of Agriculture, Latvia
6 Juny in
2003, decision
Nr. 117
Animal
brieeding
Master
degree
002247
Other education:
21.01.2011.- 17.02.2011.
01.06.2009.
24.11.2007.
Course in „Moodle e-kursu veidošanas
vadības sistēma” certificate Nr. 11-0562,
Jelgava, Latvia
Course in „Saimnieciskās darbības
analīze un restrukturizācija atbilstoši
tirgus situācijai”, diploma Nr. 09-0614,
Jelgava, Latvia
Certificate Nr. 3 in „Aktualitātes aitu
audzēšanā”, Jelgava, Latvia
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16. – 18.05.2007.
Certificate in „Research for rural
development 2007”, Jelgava, Latvia
Certificate in „Dzīvnieki. Veselība.
pārtikas higiēna”, Jelgava, Latvia
Certificate Nr. 06/09/4449 in „The
relevance of animal nutrition, health and
production quality”, KauĦa, Lithuania
Course „Media” in the English language,
certificate Nr. 001177. Centre of training
and consultation „Līderis”, Jelgava,
Latvia.
Course „Starter” in the English language,
certificate Nr. 011033. Centre of training
and consultation „Līderis”, Jelgava,
Latvia.
Course in „Augstskolu didaktika”
Certificate Nr. 032, Jelgava Latvia
10.11.2006.
21. – 22. 09.2006.
20.10.2006. – 26.06.2007.
20.10.2005.- 06.06.2006.
02.01.2002. – 31.01.2003.
Work experience:
01.09.2008.
Guest lecturer – assistant, Institute of
Agrobiotechnology, Faculty of
Agriculture, Latvian University of
Agriculture.
Office work specialist, Faculty of
Agriculture dean’s office, Latvian
University of Agriculture.
Office work specialist, Institute of
Agrobiotechnology, Faculty of
Agriculture, Latvian University of
Agriculture.
Team leader assistant “Tand
Ukri” ltd
15.05.2005.
01.04.2004. – 01.10.2006.
01.09.2003. – 01.10.2003.
01.04.2002. – 01.10.2002.
1990. - 1992.
“LielzeltiĦi” ltd
Joint stock company „Līdums“
Study courses:
Undergraduate study courses
Study course
code
LauZ4104
LauZ4161
LauZ2014 un
LauZ2015
title
Poultry
Animal Husbandry Production
and Processing III
Animal Husbandry I and II
Characteristic
faculty,
KP
course
LF, 4
1.5
Notes
manual training
LF, 3
1
manual training
VMF, 2
1
manual training
Key publications in corresponding branch of science:
Kairiša D., BārzdiĦa D. (2008) Vācijas merino vietējās šėirnes vaislas teėa
izmantošanas efektivitāte z/s „Mežkalēji”. Starptautiskās zinātniskās konferences
„Dažādu ražošanas tehnoloăiju ietekme uz dzīvnieku veselību un dzīvnieku izcelsmes
pārtikas kvalitātes rādītājiem”. 189.- 195. lpp.
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BārzdiĦa D., Kairiša D. (2007.). Analysis of growth rate indices for daughters of brood
rams of different origin. Proceedings of the 13th Baltic Animal breeding conference.
Tartu; pp 103-108
BārzdiĦa D., Kairiša D. (2006) Latvijas tumšgalves aitu auglību un jēru saglabāšanu
ietekmējošo faktoru analīze. Dzīvnieki. Veselība. Pārtikas higiēna. Starptautiskās
zinātniskās konferences Raksti, ISBN 1407 – 1754, Jelgava, 32. -36. lpp.
Kairisa D., Barzdina D. (2006) Analysis of birth traits in ewes of Latvian Darkhead
breed selected for genetic resources program implementation/ Proceeding of Baltic
animal breeding and genetics conference, Jurmala, Latvia, p. 177. – 184.
BārzdiĦa D. Kairiša D. (2006) Carcass quality analyses of Latvian darkhead sheep.
Veterinarija ir zootechnika 36 (58). ISSN 1392-2130, Kaunas, p. 11 – 16
Reporting in international scientific conferences and congresses:
Kairiša D., BārzdiĦa D. Vācijas merino vietējās šėirnes vaislas teėa izmantošanas
efektivitāte z/s ”Mežkalēji”. Starptautiskās zinātniskās konferences „Dažādu ražošanas
tehnoloăiju ietekme uz dzīvnieku veselību un dzīvnieku izcelsmes pārtikas kvalitātes
rādītājiem”. 05.12.2008. Sigulda
BārzdiĦa D. „The different paternity breed rams influence to its daughter's productivity
results” International Scientific conference „Research for rural development 2007”.
LLA Jelgava, Latvia, 16-18 May, 2007
BārzdiĦa D. Kairiša D. “Analysis of growth rate indices for daughters of brood rams of
different origin”. XIII Baltic Animal breeding conference. Pärnu, Estonia 24-25 May,
2007
Language skills:
Valoda
Krievu
Vācu
AngĜu
Lasītprasme
teicami
labi
vidēji
x
x
x
Other skills:
Rakstītprasme
teicami
labi
vidēji
x
x
x
Runātprasme
teicami
labi vidēji
x
x
x
Computer skills: MS Word, MS Excel,
MS Power Point, SPSS.
Award, gratefulness:
Participation event „Sheep day 2011”.
To carry off 3rd place in students
scientific conference.
Other essential information:
Certificate about participation in seminar
„Rūpnieciskās krustošanas nozīme
kvalitatīvas jēru gaĜas ieguvē”,
16.07.2011., Rūjiena, Latvia.
Certificate about participation in sheep
Breeders seminar, 22.10.2010. Rūjiena,
Latvia.
Certificate about participation in seminar
„Aktualitātes ES fondu apguvē un
kvalitatīvā jēru gaĜas ražošanā”,
19.09.2009., Rūjiena, Latvia.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Indra
Name
Dobele
Place of birth
Eihvalde
Surname
January 1, 1962
Year of birth
Research and Study Farm “Vecauce”, a deputy of director in study department
Lavia Agriculture University, a lecture
Work address:
Akademijas street 11a, Auce, LV - 3708
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
+37129237535
+37163781722
[email protected]
Education
Latvia Agriculture Academy
Latvia Ariculture University
Study
period
1980. 1985.
2004. –
2009.
Speciality
Qualification
Zootechnics
Zooengineer
Live - stock
breeding
Degree of
Agriculture
master
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Diploma
No.
Employment
October 2008 – a deputy of director in study department
January 2003 – October 2008 animal husbandry expert
September 1989 - January 2003 farmer in own farm
July 1985 - September 1989 animal husbandry expert
I.
II.
Eihvalde I., Changes in serum immunoglobulins concentration of newborn calves,
LLU, Annual 17th International Scientific Conference Proceedings, Jelgava, May
19, 2011.
Eihvalde I., Influence of Dry Period Length on Amount of Immunoglobulins in
Colostrum from Dairy Cows, , , 24 th NJF kongress un 2 th NFS conference,
Uppsala, June 14, 2011.
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Courses delivered
Study course “Practical agriculture”
Study course “Precision livestock”
Publications
1. Eihvalde I., Kairiša D., (2011), Changes in serum immunoglobulins concentration of
newborn calves, LUA, Annual 17th International Scientific Conference Proceedings,
Jelgava, pp. 64 – 68.
2. Zagorska J., Eihvalde I., Gramatina I., Sarvi S.(2011), Evaluation of colostrum quality
and new possibilities for its application, FOODBALT – 2011, Jelgava, 45 lpp.
3. Eihvalde I., Kairiša D. Immunoglobulin level in colostrum of dairy cows at differnt
age // Baltic Animal Breedind XV Conference, Riga, 31st May – 1st June, 2010. pp. 56 –
60.
4. Jonkus D., Kairisha D., Paura L., Eihvalde I., Gusha E., Ruska D. Cows adaptation for
volyntary milking system. // Book of Abstrakts, EAAP – 59 th Annual Meeting, Vilniuss,
24 – 27 August 2008. pp. 72.
5. Eihvalde I., Latvietis J., Priekulis J. Problems of cow feeding in robotic milking and
loose handling conditions // Proceedings of 7 th Internacional Scientific Conferrence,
Engineering for rural development, Jelgava, May 29 – 30, 2008. pp. 270 – 275.
18.04.2009. – Inspection of beef cattle
Awards
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
________________
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Irina
Sivicka
Name
Surname
Vileika, Belarus
1986
Place of birth
Year of birth
assistant
Work address:
Phone:
63005677, 29725068
Fax:
E-mail:
[email protected]
1. Education
Study
period
Undergraduate. Latvia University of
2005-2009
Agriculture, Latvia
Master studies. Latvia University of
Agriculture, Latvia
2009-2011
Doctor studies. Latvia University of
Agriculture, Latvia
Since
01.09.2012.
Speciality
Qualification
Horticulture
Bachelor of
Agricultural
Sciences
Horticulture
Master of
Agricultural
Sciences
2. Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Diploma
No.
0626
Master of Agricultural
2009
Horticulture
Mg. agr.
Sciences
3. Employment
Since 2011 - Latvia University of Agriculture, Institute of Agrobiotechnology, assistant
Genetic Resources of Culinary herbs
Vegetable Science
● Sivicka I. The evaluation of quality of morphological characters of oregano wild
populations in Latvia. The XIth International Scientific and Practical Conference
„Problems and tendencies of modern society development” (distant conference), Kiev,
London, October 14 - 18, 2011.
● Sivicka I., Žukauska I. Research of glandular trichomes in the populations of oregano.
Scientific and Practical Conference „Research for Future of Latvia Agriculture”,
Jelgava, February 23-24, 2011.
● Sivicka I., Žukauska I. Research of Optimal Qualitative Indices of Oregano
(Origanum vulgare L.). Poster. Ražas svētki „Vecauce 2011”, LLU MPS Vecauce,
November 3, 2011.
● I. Sivicka „Oregano (Origanum vulgare L.) wild populations characterization in
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Latvia”. Students` Scientific conference. Jelgava, LLU. April 20, 2011.
● I. Sivicka „Oregano (Origanum vulgare L.) genetic resources in Latvia. Students` Scientific
conference. Jelgava, LLU. April 21, 2010.
6. Projects (2005–2010)
01.02.2011. - 31.12.2011. - Latvia-Lithuania cross border cooperation programme 2007-2013,
project „The Cognition and Preservation of the Distinctive Identity Through the Environment
of Zemgale Region” (Green Environment LLIII-123), Agreement Nr. 04.4-08/LLIII-123/4,
volunteer status.
2010-2011.- ESF project „Foundation for Master studies realization in LLU”. Agreement Nr.
2009/0165/1DP/1.1.2.1.1/09/IPIA/VIAA/008. Scholarship agreement Nr. 04.4-08/EF1.M2.79.
Vegetable Production 4CP (practical and laboratory classes)
Production and Processing of Horticultural Products II (Vegetable production) 3CP (practical
and laboratory classes)
Production and Processing of Horticultural Products IV (Alternative horticulture)1,5 CP
(practical and laboratory classes)
Alternative Agriculture 2 CP (practical and laboratory classes)
8. Publications
• Sivicka I. The evaluation of quality of morphological characters of oregano wild
populations in Latvia. The XIth International Scientific and Practical Conference
„Problems and tendencies of modern society development” (distant conference), Kiev,
London, October 14 - 18, 2011.
• Sivicka I., Žukauska I. (2012) DziedzermatiĦu esamības izpēte raudenes populācijām.
Zinātniski praktiskā konference „Zinātne Latvijas lauksaimniecības nākotnei: pārtika,
lopbarība, šėiedra un enerăija. Konferences rakstu krājums. 23. - 24. februāris. Jelgava,
Latvija, 183. - 187. lpp. ISBN 978-9984-48-059-6.
• Sivicka I., Žukauska I. (2011) Raudenes (Origanum vulgare L.) kvalitātes optimālo
rādītāju izpēte. Ražas svētki „Vecauce 2011”. Zinātniskā semināra rakstu krājums. 3.
novembris, LLU MPS Vecauce, Latvija, 47. - 51 lpp. ISBN 978-9984-48-053-4.
Non
Non
11. Languages
English
Russian
Reading skills
excellent good
average
x
x
Writing skills
excellent good
average
x
x
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
x
x
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Inguna
Name
Bauska
Place of birth
Leibus
Surname
1962
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Department of Accounting and Finances, assistant
professor
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Work address:
Svetes 18, Jelgava
63022154, 29458010
63084987
[email protected]
Education
Higher education, Master’s studies,
doctoral studies. Educational
Establishment, country
Latvian Academy of Agriculture (LLA)
Study period
Speciality
Qualification
1981 - 1986
Economist in
Agriculture
Latvian University of Agriculture (LLU)
1997 – 1999
Latvian University of Agriculture
Doctoral Programme
2000 – 2008
Economic and
Organization of
Agriculture
Finances and
Credit
Agrarian
Economics
Master`s in
Economics
Doctor in
Economics
Research degrees
Agriculture,
Economic Sciences, Agrarian
and regional economic sub
Promotion Board
Year
2008
Speciality
Agrarian
Economics
Degree
Doctor in
Economics
Diploma
No.
D Nr. 0055
Employment
From 2011
LLU
From 2010
LU
2009.-2011.
LLU
Department of Accounting and Finances, Assistant professor
1999.–2008.
LLU
Department of Accounting and Finances, Lecturer
2002.-2003.
LLU
Internal Auditor
1993.-2000.
1992.-1993.
1986.-1992.
Ltd “Plieders”
Ltd “Stars”
LLA
Department of Accounting and Finances, Associate professor
Economics and Management Faculty, Visiting lecturer
Chief Accountant
Economist
Specialist of Personal Department
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Participation in projects:
1. LZA project 05.1900 “Latvian tax system in the development of economic development and
social justice and security” (Researcher), 2005 - 2008;
2. LZA project “Latvian tax system and its problems in the development of national economy”
(Researcher), 2009 – 2012
3. ESF project "Support for LLU doctoral implementation", Contract no.
2009/0180/1DP/1.1.2.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/017, PhDs Biruta Pūle consultancy 2010-2012
Guided Masters: 2005 - 2011 defended 15 Master Works
Guided doctoral students:
1. Biruta Pūle "Taxation for sustainable development of Latvian regions" (from 2009);
2. Maira Ore "Accounting policies in agricultural holdings" (from 2010)
3. AĜona Irmeja „ Social and economic aspects of self-employment” (from 2011)
1. Problematic Aspects of Re-registration of Famers’ Enterprises in Latvia. International scientific
Conference „Contemporary Rural Vision”, ŠauĜi, 25.09.2009.
2. Role of Self-Employment in the Sustainable Economic Development. The 6th International
Scientific Conference „The Application of Sustainable Development: Critical Assessment”,
Klaipeda University, 1.10.2010
3. Problematic Aspects of Taxes of Farmers’ Enterprises. 12th International Scientific Conference
“Economic Science for Rural Development’ 2011”, Yelgava, LLU, 28.04.2011
Courses delivered
1.
Accounting. 2 KP. Faculty of Agriculture (from 1999);
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Simple Bookkeeping. 1,5 KP. Faculty of Economic (from 2001);
Accounting. 3 KP. Faculty of Information Technologies Faculty of Economic (from 2002);
Accounting. 3 KP, Course paper 1,5 KP. Faculty of Agriculture (from 2003);
Tax planning. 2 KP. Faculty of Economic, Master’s Studies (from 2004);
Tax accounting. 2 KP Faculty of Economic (from 2008);
Accountant’s ethics. 2 KP. Faculty of Economic, Master’s Studies (from 2009);
Accountant’s ethics. 2 KP. Faculty of Economic (from 2010).
Number of publications: 88, including 14 publications in international scientific papers, 8
books (4 of them - co-author)
Significant publications
1. Leibus I. Social and Economic Aspects of Self-Employment in Latvia. In: Rural Development 2007: The
Third International Scientific Conference Proceedings, Volume 3, Book 1, Kaunas: Lithuanian University
of Agriculture, 2007, p. 96-102, ISSN 1822-3230
2. Leibus I. Problematic Aspects of Bookkeeping Physical Persons’ Business Activity. In: Proceedings of the
Latvia University of Agriculture No. 19 (314), Jelgava: LLU, 2007, p. 75-88., ISSN 1407-4427
3. Leibus I., Vītola I. Problematic Aspects of Re-registration of Famers’ Enterprises in Latvia.
Ekonomika ir Vadyba: Aktualijos ir Perspektyvos, Šiaulių Universitetas, 2009 3 (16), p.276.-282.
ISSN 1648-9098
4. Vītola Ī., Jakušonoka I., Leibus I., Baraškina I., Soopa A. Latvijas nodokĜu sistēmas problēmas un
tās pilnveidošana tautsaimniecības attīstībai. LZP ekonomikas, juridiskās un vēstures zinātnes
galvenie pētījumu virzieni 2009. gadā. Nr.15, LZP Humanitāro un sociālo zinātĦu ekspertu
komisija, Rīga 2010, 145.-148. lpp. ISSN 1691-290X, ISBN 13:978-9984-19-923-0
5. Leibus I., Ozola I. Irmeja A. Role of Self-Employment in the Sustainable Economic
Development. Human Resources – the Main Factor of Regional Development, Journal of Social
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Sciences No.3, Klaipeda University Social Science Faculty, 2010, p.253.-260. ISSN 2029-5103.
6. Leibus I. Problematic Aspects of Taxes of Farmers’ Enterprises. Economic Science for Rural
Development. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference, 2011, p.183-191ISSN
1691-3078; ISBN 978-9984-9997-5-3
1. 4/06/2009 Siauliai University Exchange of international experience „Modern role of rural areas in
the post-industrial society”
2. 17/06/2010 Seminar "The most important and most urgent application of tax to companies"
3. 17/01/2011 Seminar “New amendments to the VAT law and their application"
4. 23.11.2011. Exchange of international experience „Research and study perspectives for
improvement of competencies” Aleksandras Stulginskis university, Kaunas
from 2001
LLU Convent fellow
from 2003
LLU Study Books and Study Aids Tender Committee-women
from 2007
Faculty of Economics Council fellow
from 2009
Faculty of Economics, the "Accounting and Finance" state exam
commission member
from 2011
Faculty of Economics, the masters program "Economics" Master's exam
commission member
Awards
2008 Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of the Environment competition "Sējējs” Prize;
2009 LLU Competition “Study books and study materials”, 3rd place;
2010 LLU Competition “Study books and study materials”, 2nd place;
2011 LLU Competition “Study books and study materials”, 3rd place
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
X
X
X
Russian
X
X
X
German
English
X
X
X
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CURRICULUM VITAE
IRINA
Name
Auce, Latvia
Place of birth
PILVERE
Surname
1956
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture (LLU), Faculty of Economics, Dean, Professor
Work address:
Svētes Street 18, Jelgava, LV3001, Latvia
Phone:
+371 63023739, +371 29217851
Fax:
+371 63084987
E-mail:
[email protected]
Education
Higher education -Latvia University of
Agriculture, Latvia
Master’s studies -Latvia University of
Agriculture, Latvia
Study
period
Speciality
1974-1979 Agricultural
Economics and
Management
1992
Entrepreneurship
in Agriculture
Qualification
Agriculture
Economist Manager
Master of
Social
Sciences in
Economics
Research degrees
Agriculture, Latvia
Year
2001
Speciality
Agro - economics
Degree
Doctor of
Economics
Diploma
No.
000409
Employment
01.09.2006 – to present
Dean, Professor
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Economics
Svetes street 18, Jelgava, LV3001
01.09.2007-31.12.2008
Expert
The Ministry of Regional Development and Local Government
Lāčplēša iela 27, Rīga, LV–1011 (association of positions)
11.01.2007- 25.02.2008
Adviser
State Employment Agency
Valdemāra 38, Rīga, LV-1010 (association of positions)
12.01.2006- to present
Finance Centre Director
Ltd „Ziedi JP”
Ziedi, parish Auru, Dobeles district (association of positions)
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01.01.2000 – 11.01.2006
01.01.2004 - 31.08.2007
10.12.1996 - 31.12.1999
Director
Rural Support Service, Republic Square 2, Riga
Associated Professor
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agriculture,
Institute of
Agrobiotechnology, Faculty of Economics
(association of positions)
Deputy State Secretary
Ministry of Agriculture, Republic Square 2, Riga
03.09.1993 - 09.12.1996
Department Director
Ministry of Agriculture, Republic Square 2, Riga
04.01.1993 - 01.09.1993
Accountant
SIA (Ltd) "Saime", ZaĜā Str.18, Dobele
04.01.1991 - 31.12.1992
Deputy Region's Office Manager
"Latvijas Zemniecības fonds" (Latvian Agricultural Fund), ZaĜā
Str.18,
Dobele
01.09.1988 - 03.01.1991
Chief Accountant
ARA "Dobele", Brīvības Str. 15, Dobele
01.03.1986 - 31.08.1988
Chief Work and Salary Accountant
RARA Dobele, Brīvības Str. 15, Dobele
01.10.1984 - 28.02.1986
Deputy Chairman
Dobele District Collective Farm "Tērvete", Village Bites, Dobele
District
15.05.1979 - 30.09.1984
Chief Economist
Dobele District Collective Farm "Tērvete", Village Bites, Dobele
District
1. Directions of scientific researches – EU Common Agricultural Policy and its support
instruments, agrarian economy, rural development, finances, investments etc.
2.Master students and PhD students:
• Zane OzoliĦa „The impact of fishery supporting activities in Latvia’s regions” (Ms
Student)
• Zane Bulderberga „Rural Development Plan Measure “EU Standard Achievement”
Evaluations” (Ms Student)
• Liena Valdmane „Agriculture Investment Support Measures in Latvia” (Ms Student)
• Ramona Packeviča „European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund” (Ms Student)
• Sandija Rivža „ Risk Assessment of Micro-credit Groups in Zemgale and Vidzeme
Regions” (Ms Student)
• Džesija Zeiferte "Milk Quotas for Market Regulation in Latvia”. (Ms Student)
• Vineta Tetere „ EU Structural Fund Implications on Regional Development” (PhD
student)
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• Ilze Latviete „ European Social Fund in Latvian Impact on Balanced Development on
Regions” (PhD student)
• Jānis OzoliĦš „ Integrated Development of the Dairy Sector in the Baltic States: Problems
and Prospects” (PhD student)
• Sanita KĜava „Area Payments in Latvia” (PhD student)
• Līga Proškina „ Deer Industry and its Role on Rural Development in Latvia” (PhD
student)
• Sallija CeriĦa „ Innovative Poultry Product Production opportunities in Latvia” (PhD
student)
• Agnese KrieviĦa „Added Value Problems and Opportunities in Milking Sector” (PhD
student)
• Zane Bulderberga „Economic Aspects of City and Countryside Interaction in Latvia
Regions ” (PhD student)
• Sandija Rivža „Risk Assesment in Renewable Energy Production in Rural Farms in” (PhD
student).
• Ieva Leimane „External Market Acquisition Strategies Comparison and Choice in the
Latvian Agriculture Products Processing Enterprises”.
• Arnis Lēnerts „Market Development of Renewable Energy from Agricultural Sources in
Latvia”.
Defended lead Doctoral Thesis:
• Ilze Upīte „Use of Investment Support in Latvian Agriculture”.
• Līga Jankova „EU Fund Utilization in Regions”.
3.Projects and grants
3.1.International:
• PHARE project 2003/004-979-03-01 “Creation of Agriculture Product Market
Administration System”, year 2003-2005.
• TWINNING project LV/2005-IB/AF/01 “Adjustment to the requirement of the Common
Agricultural Policy reform and improvement of quality of underlying statistics, year 2005.
• TWINNING project LV/2001/IB-AG-01 “Development of the Management Mechanisms
of the Latvian Agriculture in Line with the EU Common Agricultural Policy”, year 2004.
• Direction of project 260706/C-199 - the Ministry of Agriculture „Preliminary (Ex-ante)
assessment of program project of rural development in Latvia 2007.-2013.” (2006-2007).
• Participating in project CHANCE 2007-3501/001/001 Number of the Contracts 134240LLP-12007-1-DE-GRUNDTVIGT-GMP
Project
„CHANCE-Community
Health
Management to Enhance Behaviour” (2007-2009).
•
Participating in project EEA Project LV-0040 "Developing and delivering innovative training modules for
Baltic executives using an interdisciplinary approach to entrepreneurship and advanced technologies" (20082009).
Direction of project „European Economic Area Financial Mechanism and Norwegian
Financial Mechanism Bilaterally Funded Scholarship Grant Scheme, the agreement Nr.
EEZ09B-1-58 (2009)
• Participating in project COBEREN: CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR ERASMUS
NETWORK Reference number: 156089-LLP-1-2009-1-ES-ERASMUS-ENWA (20092012).
• Direction of project LLII-070 “Reduction of administrative burden for enterprises in
Latvia –Lithuania border regions” Latvia –Lithuania Cross Border Cooperation
Programme 2007-2013- project (2009-2011).
3.2. Latvia:
• Participating in project 220606/S 310 – the Ministry of Agriculture (RSS) „The
development strategy of agricultural branch and agricultural science in Latvia” (2006•
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•
•
2007).
Direction of project - 5.5.-9.1/15001/06/148 JSC “Latvia’s State Forests” „Assessment of
agricultural land use effectiveness and opportunities” ( 2006-2007).
Direction of project 071206/S648 - the Ministry of Agriculture (RSS) „Elaboration of
procedures in order to implement functions of European Fishery Fund’s leading
institution” – (2006-2007).
•
Direction of project MoE/LUA project lluzp07-50 „Latvia University of Agriculture Economic
Faculty Institute of Science/ Laboratory Creation Economical Evaluation and Infrastructure
Development” (2007).
•
Direction of project MoA (RSS) project 180407/S69 –„Organize of International
Conference „Economic Science for Rural Development in 2007” (2007).
•
Direction of project MoE/LUA project xp 90 „European Union Funds and its Financing for Latvian
Economic Development” (2008).
Direction of project MoA/RSS project 1120608/S258 „Administrative Burden and Expense Evaluation
within Food Safety Normative Act Regulation” (2008).
Participating in project MoA project „Foresight Peer Network Use for Support Rural Policies, Agricultural
Science Research Facilities and Data Base Development and the Agriculture, Food and Improving Science
Academies and Data Basis and Ensuring Operation of European Agriculture, Food and Life Science
Academy Presidency”, agreement no.27 (year 2008– executor of the Project).
Direction of project MoA/RSS project 120309/S10 „Administrative Burden and Expense Evaluation within
Food Safety Normative Act Regulation” (2009).
Direction of project Latvia Science Board financed Science Project No.09.1475 „Impact of Protectionist
Instruments on Primary and Secondary Sectors for Sustainable Development (2009).
Participating in project ESF 1.1.2.1.2. measure „Support for Doctor Study Program Implementation”,
agreement No 2009/0180/1DP/1.1.2.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/017 (2009-2010).
•
•
•
•
•
•
Direction of project Latvia Science Board financed Science Project No. 09.1529
“Structural Development on Agriculture, Protectionism and Fiscal Challenge ” (2010 and
2011).
•
•
Participating in the Rural development Programme 2007-2013 support measure assessment (2010).
Participating in the Rural development Programme 2007-2013 mid-term evaluation draft assessment
(2010).
•
Participating in the Operational Program for implementation of the European Fishery
Fund in Latvia for 2007-2013 financial measures redistribution among priority sectors
and in-depth basis preparation for Action Programme financial plan amendments to be
submitted in European Commission (2010).
LR State Chancellery financed by the ESF for 2007-2013 of the EU funds programming
period of the programme "Human Resources and Employment" activity „Reduction of
Administrative Burden and Improvement of Public Services” Project „Reducing
Administrative Burden and the Simplification of Administrative Procedures” (tender ID
number: MK VK 2010/16 ESF) (royalties agreement, year 2011).
•
•
LZA Institute of Economics Ltd no.A/2010 „Latvian Regional Economic Development Prospects and
Directions” (royalties agreement, 2010/2011).
•
VARAM training seminar on "Territorial Development Monitoring, and Evaluation Methods" local
management and reading lectures to the local governments on the "Administrative Burden
Measurement Methodology, Ways to perform it and the Latvian Experience in Local Government
Administrative Burden on the Measurement" in the five Latvian regions (royalties agreement, 2011).
Courses delivered
1. Finances and investments – undergraduate studies.
2. Economy of Agricultural production – graduate studies
3. Finance management, investments – graduate studies.
4. Common Agricultural Policy – graduate studies.
5. Investments for Rural Development– graduate studies.
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Contributions at conferences (last five years)
1. Pilvere I. „Reform of CAP and conditions of its financing in 2007-2013”, LUA Faculty of Economics, November 15,
2006, Jelgava. Pilvere I. EU structural fund support measures impact on agriculture in Latvia..International Scientific
Conference “INFLUENCE OF EU SUPPORT ON STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD
SECTOR”, 2007. 03. 27 - 28, Vilnius, Lithuania.
2. Pilvere
I.Support
Payments
in
Latvia
within
the
Conditions
of
Common Agricultural Policy Reform, International Scientific Conference “Economic Science for Rural
Development”, Jelgava, April, 25-26, 2007
3. Pilvere I. Characteristics of Land Resources in Latvia, NJF 404.seminar “E ffective Rural Resources Utilization”
September 20, 2007.
4. Pilvere I. Administrative Burden and Expense Evaluation for Latvian Farmers, the Second Green
Week Scientific Conference “Enhancing the Capacities of Agricultural Systems and Producers”,
Berlin, 2008. 16.-17.01.
th
5. Pilvere I. The Profile of Agriculture and its Largest Enterprises in Latvia, in 9 International
Science Conference "Economics Science for Rural Development 2008" Jelgava, April 24th, 2008.
6. Pilvere I. Agriculture and Rural Development in Latvia Subsequent to Accession to the European
Union, Bourgas, Bulgaria, 2008.04.-05.09.
th
7. Pilvere I. „Rural Development Programme 2007-2013 Implementation in Latvia” 10
International Science Conference “Economics Science for Rural Development 2009" Jelgava,
April 23 to 24, 2009.
8. International Science Conference „Knowledge for Growth- European Strategies in the Global
Economy”, Toulouse, (France) July 7 to 9, 2008.
9. Pilvere I. Agriculture and Rural Development in Latvia Subsequent to Accession to the European
Union, Bourgas, Bulgaria, September 04 to 05, 2008.
10.Strīėis V., Pilvere I. “Latvian Rural Vision”, International Science Conference „Lithuanian Rural
Vision”, Siauliai, Lithuania, September 26, 2008.
th
11.Pilvere I. „Rural Development Programme 2007-2013 Implementation in Latvia” 10
International Science Conference "Economic Science for Rural Development 2009" Jelgava, April
23 to 24, 2009.
th
12.Pilvere I. Entrepreneurship Profile in Latvia. 10 International Science Conference " Economic Science
for Rural Development 2009" Jelgava, April 23 to 24, 2009.
13.Bulderberga Z, Pilvere I. „Measure Meeting of Standards Implementation in Latvia”International
Scientific Conference „Support for 2007–2013: New Challenges and Innovations for Agriculture
and Food Industry”, Vilnius, Lithuania, May 27 to 29, 2009.
14.Pilvere I. The European Union Funds for Agriculture and Rural Development in Zemgale Region
(Latvia). International Scientific Conference “Vision of the ModernVvillage”, Lithuania, Siauliai,
September 25, 2009.
15.Pilvere I. Results of Rural Development Programme 2007-2013 Implementation in Latvia.
International Scientific Conference „Rural Development 2009: Transition toward
Sustainability”, Lithuania, Kaunas, October 15 to 17, 2009.
16.Špoăis K., Pilvere I. (2009) Scientific Concern of Economists at the Turn of the Century. Latvia University of
Agriculture -70 international scientific conference, October 29, 2009, Jelgava, Latvia.
th
17.Pilvere I. Administrative Burden and its Evaluation in the Sphere of Food Safety. 11
International Science Conference "Economic Science for Rural Development 2010" Jelgava, April
22 to 23, 2010.
th
18. Pilvere I. Evaluation of national and the EU Support for Agriculture in Latvia.. 6 International
Science Conference „The Application of Sustainable Development: Critical Assessment”
University of Klaipeda (Lithuania) – September 30 to October 1, .2010.
19.Pilvere I. Administrative Burden Reduction for Enterprises by Changing Food Safety Regulation
in Latvia. International Science Conference in the University of ISM Management and Economics
(Vilnius, Lithuania) BMRA2010 „INNOVATION DRIVEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP October 14
to 15, 2010.
20. I. Pilvere, I. Upīte. Support Measures and Financial Sources for Fishery Policy in Latvia.
Economic Science for Rural Development’ 2011: 12th International Scientific Conference.
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Jelgava, LLU, 28 April, 2011.
21. Pilvere. Knowledge Transfer for Increasing the Efficiency of State Administration in Latvia.11. Ernestas
Galvanauskas international scientific conference "Increasing Regional Competitiveness: Interaction Between
Science and Business (Practical Approach)t”. Lithuania: Šiauliai university, 17-18 November, 2011.
22.I. Upite, I. Pilvere. The EU Common Agricultural policy Implementation in Latvia. Fifth
international conference Rural development 2011. Lithuania: A.Stulginskis university, 24-25
November, 2011.
Number of publications:
Category
Books and brochure
Papers in LCS acknowledged editions
Papers in internationally reviewed
editions
Periodicals and others
Total
Count
12
4
55
29
100
Publications (last five years)
1. Pilvere
I., Rukmanis A. (2006) “Experience and Provisional Impact of Direct Support
Payments in Latvia”. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “Economic
Science for Rural Development” Finance and Credit Diversification”, No 11, Jelgava,
pp 12-19
2. Rukmanis A., Pilvere I. (2006) Reformētās Kopējās lauksaimniecības politikas
finansiālā atbalsta stratēăiskās problēmas nākošajam plānošanas periodam. Proceedings
of the International Scientific Conference “Economic Science for Rural Development”
Finance and Credit Diversification”, No 11, Jelgava, pp 86-93
3. Pilvere I., KalniĦa G. (2007) Sugar Sector and Various Aspects of its Reform’s
Implementation in Latvia// Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference
“Economic Science for Rural Development”, Primary and Secondary Production,
Consumption, No 13, Jelgava, pp 38-45
4. Pilvere I. (2007) Protectionism-One of Factors in Agriculture Development, //
Humanities and social sciences Latvia, Nr.1 (50), pp 43-56
5. Tetere V., Pilvere I. (2007) EU Structural Funds for Rural Development of Latvia`s
Economy//Agricultural University in Szczecin ”The Economics and Social Issues of
Sustainable development”, Volume III, Szczecin, pp 109-117
6. Pilvere I. (2007) EU Agriculture Structural Fund Support Results in Latvia. In: Žemes
ūkio mokslai. Lietuvos mokslu akademijos Leidykla, T. 14, Vilnius, pp 145.-150.
7. Pilvere I. (2007) Atbalsta maksājumi Latvijā Kopējās lauksaimniecības politikas
reformas nosacījumos. No: LLU raksti, Nr. 19(314), Jelgava: LLU, 3.-15. lpp.
8. Strīkis V., Pilvere I., Pelše M., Igaune E., Vīksne D., VītiĦa A., Leikučs J. (2008)
Cilvēkkapitāls: sociālā kapitāla uzkrāšanas procesa izzināšana lauku reăionu attīstības
līmeĦu izlīdzināšanai. No: LZP Ekonomikas, juridiskās un vēstures zinātnes galvenie
pētījumu virzieni 2007.gadā, Nr. 13. Rīga: LZP, 138.-141. lpp.
9. Pilvere I. (2008) The Profile of Agriculture and its Largest Enterprises in Latvia. In:
Economic Science for Rural Development 2008: proceedings of the International
Scientific Conference, No. 16. Jelgava: LLU, pp.157-164.
10. Pilvere I., Tetere V., Nipers A. (2008) Administrative Burden and Expense
Evaluation for Latvian Farmers. In: Enchanting the Capacities of Agricultural
Systems and Producers: proceedings of the Second Green Week Scientific
Conference. Germany: Margraf Publishers GmbH, pp.294-307.
11. Pilvere I. (2008) Agriculture and Rural Development in Latvia Subsequent to
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Accession to the European Union. In: International Scientific Publications: Journal
Economy & Business, Vol. 2, Part 1, Bulgaria: Published by Info Invest, pp. 464-478.
ISSN 1313-2555.
12. Pilvere I. (2008) Characteristics of land resources in Latvia. In: Economics and Rural
development: research papers, Vol.4, No. 1. Lithuania: Akademija, pp. 29-36. ISSN
1822-3346.
13. Upīte I., Pilvere I. (2009) Theoretical, Historical and Economic Pre-requisites of Protectionism in
Agriculture. In: Economic Science for Rural Development 2009: proceedings of the
international scientific conference, No. 18. Jelgava, pp. 20-28. ISSN 1691-3078.
14. Pilvere I., Rukmanis A., Jankova L. (2009) Entrepreneurship Profile in Latvia. In: Economic
Science for Rural Development 2009: proceedings of the international scientific
conference, No. 19. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 13-20. ISSN 1691-3078.
15. KĜava S., Pilvere I. (2009) Implementation Results of Area Payments in Latvia. In: Economic
Science for Rural Development 2009: proceedings of the international scientific
conference, No. 20. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 240.-248. ISSN 1691-3078.
16. Eglite A., Pilvere I., Dzene S. (2009) Latvija. RAF- District of Jelgava City. In:
Community Health Management to Enhance Behaviour: proceedings of the 2nd
International Meeting of the Project CHANCE, Germany: Fulda, pp. 24-31.
17. Pilvere I., Bulderberga Z. (2009) Results of Rural Development Programme 2007-2013
Implementation in Latvia. In: Rural development 2009: The fourth international scientific conference
proceedings, Volume 4, Book 1, 15-17 October, Akademija, Kaunas region, Lithuania, pp.252257.ISSN 1822-3230.
18. Špoăis K., Pilvere I. (2009) Scientific Concern of Economists at the Turn of the Century. In: Latvia
University of Agriculture -70: Proceedings international scientific conference, October 29, 2009,
Jelgava, Latvia, pp.72-79. ISBN 978-9984-48-007-7.
19. Pilvere I., Packeviča R. (2009) The European Union Funds for Agriculture and Rural
Development in Zemgale Region (Latvia) In: Ekonomika ir vadyba: Aktualijos ir
perspektyvos, Mokslo darbai, 2009 3 (16), Šiauliu Universitetas Socialiniu mokslu
fakultetas, pp. 292-300. ISSN 1648-9098.
20. KĜava S., Pilvere I. (2009) The theoretical and legal aspects of area payments in
Latvia.// Proceedings of 15th International Scientific Conference „Research for rural
development 2009”, Jelgava: Latvia University of Agriculture, pp.203-210. ISSN1691-4031.
21. CeriĦa S., Pilvere I. (2010) Bioeconomic Aspects of the Innovative Composition of Broiler Chicken
Meat Production. In: Economic Science for Rural Development 2010: proceedings of the international
scientific conference, No. 21. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 57-65. ISSN 1691-3078.
22. Proškina L., Pilvere I. (2010) Development Tendencies of Deer Breeding Sector in
23.
24.
25.
26.
Latvia. In: Economic Science for Rural Development 2010: proceedings of the
international scientific conference, No. 21. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 74-81. ISSN 1691-3078.
Melece L., Pilvere I. (2010) Administrative Burden and its Evaluation in the Sphere of Food
Safety. In: Economic Science for Rural Development 2010: proceedings of the
international scientific conference, No. 21. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 176-182. ISSN 16913078.
Bulderberga Z., Pilvere I. (2010) Analyses of Rural Development Plan Measure „Meeting of
Standards” Implementation in Latvia. In: Economic Science for Rural Development 2010:
proceedings of the international scientific conference, No. 21. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 208214. ISSN 1691-3078.
Jankova L., Pilvere I. (2010) Priorities of the European Union Structural Funds in Zemgale
Region (Latvia). In: Economic Science for Rural Development 2010: proceedings of the
international scientific conference, No. 21. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 226-235. ISSN 16913078.
Latviete I., Pilvere I. (2010) Social Policy in the Employment Field in Latvia after
League European Union. In: The 6 th International Scientific Conference “Business
and Management 2010”, Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Publishing House
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28.
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30.
31.
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“Technika”, pp.658-666. ISNN 2029-4441.
Pilvere I., Strīėis V., Jakušonoka I., Upīte I., Nipers A., OzoliĦš J., Tetere V., KĜava
S., Jankova L., Bulderberga Z. (2010) Protekcionisma instrumentu ietekme primāro un
sekundāro sfēru ilgtspējīgā attīstībā. No: LZP Ekonomikas, juridiskās un vēstures
zinātnes galvenie pētījumu virzieni 2009.gadā, Nr. 15. Rīga: LZP, 106.-113. lpp. ISSN
1691-290X.
Pilvere I., Pilvere A. (2010) Evaluation of national and the EU Support for
Agriculture in Latvia. In: Human resources –the Main factor of regional
Development, No.3. Klaipeda, Klaipeda University Social Science faculty, pp. 44-51.
ISSN 2029-5103.
Pilvere I. (2010) The Importance of the National and the European Union Support for
the Agriculture Development in Latvia. In: Ekonomika ir vadyba: Aktualijos ir
perspektyvos, Mokslo darbai, 2010 No.4 (20), Šiauliu Universitetas Socialiniu mokslu
fakultetas.
Upite I., Pilvere I. (2010) Perfection of the terms of granting investment support in
Latvia agriculture. In: Science journal "Social Research", 2010 No.4(20), Šiauliu
Universitetas Socialiniu mokslu fakultetas.
Dobele A., Pilvere I., Ruza L., Grigorjeva R. (2011) Economic Evaluation of Rape
Production on the Member Faros of the Cooperative LATRAPS. In: Economic
Science for Rural Development: proceedings of the international scientific conference,
No. 24. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 21-29.
Jankova L., Pilvere I. (2011) Regulation and Institutional System for the Introduction of the EU
Funds In: Economic Science for Rural Development: proceedings of the international
scientific conference, No. 24. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 173-182.
Pilvere I., Upite I. (2011) Support Measures and Financial Sources for Fishery Policy
in Latvia In: Economic Science for Rural Development: proceedings of the
international scientific conference, No. 26. Jelgava: LLU, pp. 163-173.
34. Rivža S., Pilvere I., Rivža P., Rivža B. (2011) Conceptual Models of Risk Assessment in Renewable
Energy Production in Latvia. In: Proceedings of the15th World Multi-Conference on Systemics,
Cybernetics and Informatics: WMSCI 2011, Orlando, Florida, ASV, pp. 118.-122.
35. Pilvere I., Tetere V., Upite I. (2011) Production of Bioenergy under EARDF
Support in Latvia. In: Management Theory and Studies for Rural Business and
Infrastructure Development. Lithuania University of Agriculture. Research papers 3
(27), Lithuanian University of Agriculture Kaunas, Lithuania and Latvia University
of Agriculture, pp.158-165.
36. Upite I., Pilvere I. (2011) The EU Common Agricultural Policy for Agricultural and
rural Development. In: Management Theory and Studies for Rural Business and
Infrastructure Development. Lithuania University of Agriculture. Research papers 3
(27), Lithuanian University of Agriculture Kaunas, Lithuania and Latvia University
of Agriculture, pp.183-190.
37. Upite I., Pilvere I., Nipers A. (2011) Economic Evaluation of Administrative
Burden for Construction in Jelgava Municipality. In: International Journal of
Economics and Finance Studies, Vol 3, No 2, Izmir, Turkey, pp.127-136. (Online).
38. Pilvere I., Upite I., Bulderberga Z., Nipers A. (2011) Knowledge Transfer for
Increasing the Efficiency of State Administration in Latvia. In: Science journal
"Social Research", 2011 No.3 (24), SIAULIAI UNIVERSITY, Lithuania, pp.100109.
39. Pilvere I., Zaharova Z. (2011) The Agri-environment Payments in the Rural Development, Latvia.
In: International Proceedings of Economics Development and Research. Selected, peer reviewed
papers from the 2011 International Conference on Business and Economic Research (ICBER 2011),
October 21-21, Cairo, Egypt, Ediyed by Dong Lijuan, IACSIT Press, Singapore, Volume 16, pp. 6368. ISSN: 2010-4626.
40. Upite I., Pilvere I. (2011) The EU Common Agricultural policy Implementation in Latvia. In: Rural
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development 2011: The fifth international scientific conference proceedings, Volume 5, Book 1, 2425 November, A.Stulginskis University, Lithuania, pp 261-267.
Pilvere I. (2011) The Role of Support Payments for Farms of Various Sizes in
Latvia. In: Economics and Rural development: research papers, Vol.7, No. 2
Lithuania: Akademija, pp. 37-44.
42. Pilvere I., Upite I., Tetere V. (2011) Eiropas Savienības un valsts protekcionisma
instrumenti Latvijā. No: LZP Ekonomikas, juridiskās un vēstures zinātnes galvenie
pētījumu virzieni 2010.gadā, Nr. 16. Rīga: LZP, 93.-103. lpp.
41.
Continuing education, in-service training (last five years)
01.2007.
06.2007.
11.2007.
10.2007.03.2008.
03.2008.
06.2008.
05.2009.
07.2009.
11.2009.
06.2010.
02.2011.
04.2011.
Improvement of professional skills in Dronten Agricultural university
(Netherlands) about implementation of Bologna process in praxis and
the use of teaching methods in studying process based on competence.
European Education System Development Trends and Active
Didactive Techniques, Jelgava
Student Evaluation Theoretical and Practical Aspects, Dronten
(Netherlands)
Innovation in University Didactive (Latvia University of Agriculture)
Highest Education Study Organization in EU Member States, Odense
(Denmark) un Bergamo (Italy)
Professors’ Communication Capability Improvement (LUA in
cooperation with Dronten Agriculture University (Netherlands)
Internship in the University of Huelva (Spain) on International Study
Program Organization
Professional Improvement in the University of Agdera (Norway)
Internship in the Dronten Applied Science university (Netherlands)
Internship in the West Pomeranian University of Technology in
Szczecin (Poland)
Moodle e-course creation management system (LLU)
Experience exchange in the University of Bologna regarding study
process organization(Italy)
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Latvian Academy of Science -Corresponding Member (since 2010).
Latvian Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Science (since 2004 to present)- True
Member.
LSIAE Science Council member.
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Dobele Horticultural Plant Breeding Experimental Station – member of Advisory Council.
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Nordic Association of Agricultural scientists (NJF) - member.
Member of the Editorial Board of the international scientific journal „Economics and
Rural development” (Lithuania).
LLU Convention of Counselors, member 2004 04.2006
LLU Convention member since 2007.
LLU Senate member since 2007.
Faculty of Economics and Faculty of Agriculture in LUA, member of Masters’
examination commission.
Faculty of Economics organized 8., 9, 10, 11 International scientific conference
“ECONOMIC SCIENCE FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT “, member of organizers
commission.
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Nordic Association of Agricultural scientists (NJF) organized international seminar
“Effective Use of Rural resources”, member of organizers commission.
Expert of EU Seventh Research Framework Programme.
Member of LZP 5th and 6th Expert Commission.
Member of LR VAEI Science Board.
Member of Republic of Latvia Ministry of Agriculture Consultative Board.
Expert of Latvian National Development Plan for years 2007 to 2013 Expert Forum
Expert of State Education Development Agency – European Social Fund Operation Program Activities
1.1.1.2. “Human Resources Attraction to Science” Project Application Evaluation.
• LLU Council of Studies, member.
• LLU Scholarship commission, member.
• LLU Fundamental Library Council, member.
• LLU government purchase commission (3) , member.
Awards
10.1998
.
11.2002
.
10.2003
.
11.2005
.
Gratitude from Foreign Office for co-operation during joining WTO
The Medal of the Ministry of the Agriculture “For assiduity”.
Gratitude from LUA.
2. place and prize-money together with authors collective in competition of
textbook un study aids in LUA.
Gratitude diploma of Rural Support Service.
3. place and prize-money together with authors collective in competition of
textbook un study aids in LUA .
LUA Rector Acknowledgement on Participation for study books and study material
01.2006 competition .
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Acknowledgement from Ministry of Agriculture.
12.2006 Acknowledgement from LUA Rector.
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Acknowledgement from Latvian Agriculture and Forestry Science Academy,
Mortgage Bank for leading Master Theses papers.
12.2007 Received an honorable nomination as Dean of the Year from LUA Student Council
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in 2009.
11.2008 Acknowledgement from Latvian Agriculture and Forestry Science Academy
.
LLMZA for leading Doctoral Theses papers.
11.2008 Acknowledgement from Latvian Agriculture and Forestry Science Academy,
.
Mortgage Bank for leading Master Theses papers.
12.2008 Received an honorable nomination as Dean of the Year from LUA Student Council
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in 2010.
Rural Support Service Award for especial investment in the Development of the
01.2010 Service
.
LLMZA gratitude for the significant contribution to the organization of operation
11.2010 of LLMZA
Western University of Technology (Poland, Szczecin) memorial award for
promotion of international cooperation. “?
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
x
Russian
x
x
x
x
German
English
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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CURRICULUM VITAE
ZANE
Name
Riga
Place of birth
BULDERBERGA
Surname
1983
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Economics, guest lecturer - lecturer
Work address:
Svetes street 18, Jelgava, Latvia
LV - 3001
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
+371 2627185
+371 63084987
[email protected]
Education
Faculty of Social Science,
Latvia
Study
period
2002 2006
Faculty of Economics
Latvia
Latvia
Speciality
Qualification
Sociology of
Organizations
and Public
Administration.
Bc.soc
2006 2008
Economics
Mg.oec
2010 - ...
Economics
Dr.oec
Employment
2009 IX lecturer
Latvia University of Agriculture Faculty of Economics Department of Economics guest lector –
2008.IX – 2009 IX Latvia University of Agriculture Faculty of Economics Department of Economics guest
lector – assistant
2007.I – 2009 XII - Latvia University of Agriculture Faculty of Economics Department of Economics
Researcher’s Senior laboratory assistant
2006. XI-XII Latvia University of Agriculture Faculty of Economics Department of Economics Researcher’s
assistant
Scientific research
2011. Europe Social Fund 2007. - 2013. year action program „ Human Resources and
Employment " measure „Administrative Capacity improvement”” project „ Reducing the
administrative burden and simplification of administrative procedures”, No.
1DP/1.5.1.2.0/08/IPIA/SIF/001
2010. EEZ un Norwegian government bilateral funding instrument project No.0077 „
Promotion of business activity in the border areas Zemgale "
2010. Interreg progrm „Cross - border cooperation” project No. LLII-070 “Administrative
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burden on businesses of the Latvian-Lithuanian border regions” (international)
2009. EEA Project LV-0040 „Developing and delivering innovative training modules for
Baltic executives using an interdisciplinary approach to entrepreneurship and advanced
technologies”.
2008. Latvian Council of Science project No. 09.1475 „ Protectionism in primary and
secondary spheres for sustainable development”
2008. Ministry of Education and Science project No.xp 90 “European Union funds and the
financing for the Latvian economy”
2008. Ministry of Education and Science project No. xp 89 LLU IZM project „ Professional
Masters program development and improvement in cooperation with employers, businesses
and municipalities“
2008. Latvian Council of Science project No. 190308/S49 „Forsythe expert network for rural
politics support, improvement of agricultural science research and equipment database,
European agricultural, food and life sciences association Presidency College provision”
component “Latvian scientists' participation in the European Union national network to
develop agricultural research strategy with foresight method”
2007. Ministry of Education and Science project No. lluzp 07-50 „Economic assessment and
development of infrastructure for scientific institute/ laboratory in Latvia University of
Agriculture Faculty of Economics”
Contributions at conferences
1) International Scientific Conference “Economic Science for Rural Development 2010”,
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Economics, Jelgava, 28. – 29. April, 2011;
report: Urban-Rural Partnership for Regional Development.
2) 8. starptautiskā conference “Economic integrations, competition and cooperation”, Rijeka
university, Opatija, Croatia, 04.-09.April, 2011; report: Socio – economic Differences in
Rural and Urban Areas in Latvia
3)
International Scientific Conference “Economic Science for Rural Development 2010”,
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Economics, Jelgava, 22 – 23. April, 2010.;
report: Analysis of Rural Development plan Measure Meeting of Standards Implementation in
Latvia”;
4) International Scientific Conference “3rd Annual International City Break Conference”
ATINER, Athens, Greece 16-17. October, 2009.; report: Real Estate Market Tendencies in
Latvia”;
5) Lithuanian Institute of Agrarian Economics conference „The EU Support for 2007 – 2013:
New Challenges and Innovation for Agriculture and Food Industry” Vilnius, Lithuania, 2728. May, 2009.; Report: Measure Meeting of Standards Implementation in Latvia;
6) International Scientific Conference “2nd Annual International City Break Conference”
,ATINER, Athens, Greece 17- 21. October, 2008.; report: Analyses of Factors which Affects
Establishment of MBA Programs.
Courses delivered
Theory of Economics
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Marketing
Project management
Publications
1. Bulderberga Z., (2012) Socio-Economic Differences in Rural and Urban Areas in Latvia,
In Economic integrations, competition and cooperation 2010, Proceedings of 8. international
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conference, University of Rijeka, [electronic: http://oliver.efri.hr/~euconf/2011/Index.html],
ISBN 978-953-7813-04-8
2. Pilvere I., Upite I., Bulderberga Z., Nipers A. (2011) Knowledge Transfer for Increasing
the Efficiency of State Administration in Latvia. In: Science journal "Social Research"2011
No.3 (24), Siauliai University, pp.100-109. ISSN 1392-3110.
3. Bulderberga Z. (2011) Urban – Rural partnership for Regional Development In: Social
Research Nr. 1(22), Siauliai University. pp.14-25 ISSN, 1392-3110
4. Nipers A., Bulderberga Z., Pilvere I., Upīte I. (2011) Klientu maršruta attēlošanas
metode. Rokasgrāmata. Valsts kanceleja. 68 lpp, ISBN 978-9934-8225-0-6
5. Upīte I., Nipers A., Pilvere I., Bulderberga Z. (2011) Paplašinātais standarta izmaksu
modelis. Rokasgrāmata. Valsts kanceleja. 72. lpp ISBN 978-9934-8225-1-3
6. Bulderberga Z., Pilvere I. (2010) Analysis of Rural Development plan Measure Meeting
of Standards Implementation in Latvia In: Economic Science for Rural Development 2010:
proceedings of international conference, Nr. 21, Jelgava, pp. 208 -214, ISSN 1691-3078.
7. Pilvere I., Strīėis V., Jakušonoka I., Upīte I., Nipers A., OzoliĦš J., Tetere V., KĜava S.,
Jankova L., Bulderberga Z. (2010) Protekcionisma instrumentu ietekme primāro un
sekundāro sfēru ilgtspējīgā attīstībā No: Krājums “LZP Ekonomikas, juridiskās un vēstures
zinātnes galvenie pētījumu virzieni 2009.gadā”, Rīga, 106 – 113 lpp, ISSN 1691-290X.
8. Pilvere I., Bulderberga Z. (2009) Results of Rural Development Program 2007- 2013
Implementation In Latvia In: Rural Development 2009: proceedings of 4th international
scientific conference, Lithuanian University of Agriculture, pp. 252 - 257, ISSN 1822 – 3230.
Continuing education, in-service training
2011. Internship in Aleksandras Stulginskis university, Lithuania. Professional training course
„Research and study perspectives for improvement of competencies”. 23.11.2011.
2011. Seminar „ Work efficiency and productivity improvement with limited resources”, LLU,
Jelgava.
2009.Internship at ATINER, Athens, Greece, 15-20 October,
2009. International training course „Modern Role of Rural Areas in the Pos-Industrial Society”,
Lithuania, university of Siauliai
2008. Interactive seminar “Improvement of Teaching staff communication skill”, Latvia University
of Agriculture
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
X
X
X
Russian
X
X
English
X
X
X
X
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Linda
Name
Jelgava
Place of birth
Grinevica
Surname
1979
Year of birth
LLU EF department of economics, guest lecturer - lecturer
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Work address:
18 Svetes street
Jelgava
LV - 3001
29724384
[email protected]
Education
LLU faculty of economics
LLU faculty of economics
Study period
1999. –
2003.
2003. –
2006.
Speciality
Economics,
subprogram
“Social
Sciences”
Economics,
subprogram
“Business and
Management”
Qualification
bachelor’s
degree
master’s
degree
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Diploma
No.
Employment
Expert at a Zemgale regional research work conference for pupils in 2011, the section of
social sciences.
Expert at a Zemgale regional research work conference for pupils in 2010, the section of
social sciences.
01.09.2008. - present
LLU EF Department of Economics, lecturer
01.09.2007. – 31.08.2008. LLU EF Department of Economics, guest lecturer - lecturer.
01.09.2006. – 31.08.2007. LLU EF Department of Economics, guest lecturer - assistant.
01.09.2005. – 31.08.2006. LLU EF Department of Economics, assistant;
05.05.2004. – 31.08.2005. LLU EF Department of Economics, coordinator of international
master study program “Business Economics and Management”;
Participation in Zemgale planning region’s project “Promoting Business Activity in the
Borderland of Zemgale Region” in 2010, within contract No.0077 funded from the
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Norwegian government’s bilateral financial instrument;
Participation in LLU research project llu zp 07 – 57 “Resources of Bread Production
Enterprises and their Influence on the Development”
Courses delivered
Theory of economics
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Number of publications: 2…….
Publications
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Vilcina A., Grinevica L. Problems of Attracting Employees and their Solution at
Bread Producing Enterprises // Economic Science for Rural Development 2008.
International scientific conference. Jelgava: LLU, 2008;
Grinevica L. Development of recreational and sports events in Ozolnieki area //
Development in Diversity – 2006. – Masters degree pretenders` scientific conference. –
Jelgava: LLU EF Department of Entrepreneurship and Management, Department of
Economics, 2006. – 91. – 95.p.
1)
Certificate No. 11-527, LLU continuing education course “Control Systems for
Developing Moodle E-courses”, 14–28 February 2011;
2) 04.06.09. „Modern role of rural areas in the post-industrial society”, organized by
Social Sciences of Šiauliai University, Lithuania;
3) 10.10.07.-16.05.08. Innovation of higher education didactics, LLU.
Member of the Convention of LLU;
Member of the State examination Commission in the academic year 2009/2010 for the
sub-programme “Regional Development and Administration”, the study programme
“Economics” of LLU EF.
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
X
X
Russian
X
X
X
X
German
English
X
X
X
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CURRICULUM VITAE
ILZE
Name
JELGAVA
Place of birth
UPĪTE
Surname
1973.
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Economics, Department of Business
Administration and Management
Work address:
Svētes street 18, Jelgava, LV-3000
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
3025170
63084987
[email protected]
Education
Ph.D. studies. Latvia University of
Agriculture. Faculty of Economics. Latvia
Master’s studies. Latvia University of
Higher education. Latvia University of
Study period
Speciality
1998 - 2001,
2010
Agrarian
Economics
Business
administration
Business
administration
1995 - 1997
1991 - 1995
Qualificatio
n
Doctor
Master’s
degree
Bachelor
Employment
Enterprise
Agriculture. Faculty of
Economics.
Ltd “The Latvian Rural
Advisory and Training
Centre”
Economics.
Economics.
Centre”
Address
Period
Svētes street 18,
Jelgava, LV
3000, phone
3025170
Since
01.09.2010.
Rīgas street 34,
Ozolnieki,
Ozolnieku
territory
Svētes street 18,
Jelgava, LV
3000,
Svētes street 18,
Jelgava, LV
3000,
Rīgas street 34,
Ozolnieki,
Jelgavas district
Rīgas street 34,
Ozolnieki,
Since
15.03.2010.
Since
01.06.2000.
1997. – 2000.
Since 2004.
1994. - 2004.
Position
Assistant professor.
Economic Management
Studies, Competitiveness
in Entrepreneurship,
Senior specialist.
Department of Economics
Lecturer. Legislation in
agriculture, Farm
management
Asistent. Legislation in
agriculture, Farm
management
Senior specialist.
and Rural Development
Senior specialist.
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Centre”
Jelgavas district
and Bookkeeping
Project financed by European Social Fund No. 1DP/5.1.2.0./08/IPIA/SIF/001/01
„Reducing administrative burdens and improving quality of public services”, 2011.-2012.
Project LLII-070 “Reduction of Administrative Burden for Enterprises in Latvia –
Lithuania Border Regions” (REDBURDEN), 2010-2012.
Scientific project financed by the Latvian Science Council, No.09.1529 “Problems of
Agricultural Structural Development, Protectionism, and Tax System”, 2010.
Scientific project financed by the Latvian Science Council, No.09.1475 “The Impact of
Protectionism Instruments on Sustainable Development of Primary and Secondary
Production”, 2009.
Scientific project No.xp90 „European Union Funds and their Funding for Development
of Latvia’s National Economy”, 2008.
Participation in Baltic Sea Regional Project 2004-2006 (Component 2 - Land based and
Coastal Zone Management Activities). The main goal of the project – to assign
environmental investments for Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Russia farmers from Global
Environment Facility.
Participation in project “Development of advisory system for farmers” within the
framework of National Program “Development of service of Agriculture advisory and
farms extension”.
Courses delivered
Subject
Competitiveness in
Entrepreneurship
Business Analysis
Economic Management
Studies
Economic Management
Studies
Faculty
Full and partial time 4.course students of
Faculty of Economics in professional
program of bachelor studies “Commercial
activities and Management of Enterprises”
Full and partial time 3. course students of
Full and partial time 2. course students of
Full and partial time 1.course students of
Faculty of Economics in professional
program of bachelor studies “Commercial
activities and Management of Enterprises”
Full and partial time students of Faculty of
Agriculture
Subject scale
2,0 KP
4,0 KP
4,0 KP
3,0 KP
1,0 KP
Main Publications
1. Pilvere I., Nipers A., Upite I., Bulderberga Z., Popluga D., Dobele A., Dobele L. (2012)
Evaluation of Administrative Burden in Municipalities, Latvia. Economic Science for
Rural Development 2012, LLU (iespiešanā). ISSN 1691-3078, ISBN 978-9984-9997-7-7.
2. Upīte I., Pilvere I. (2011) The EU Common Agricultural Policy Implementation in Latvia.
Rural Development 2011, Aleksandras Stulginskis University, Kaunas, Lithuania, Vol 5,
Book 1, p.261-267. ISSN 1822-3230.
Ind EBSCO Academic Search Complete
3. Pilvere I., Upite I., Bulderberga Z., Nipers A. (2011) Knowledge Transfer for Increasing
the Efficiency of State Administration in Latvia. In: Science Journal "Social Research",
No.3 (24), Siauliai University, Lithuania, p.100-109. ISSN 1392-3110.
279
4. Pilvere I., Upīte I. (2011) Support Measures and Financial Sources for Fishery Policy in
Latvia. Economic Science for Rural Development 2011, LLU, Nr. 26, 163.-173.lpp. ISSN
1691-3078, ISBN 978-9984-9997-7-7.
Ind CAB Abstracts
5. Upīte I., Pilvere I., Nipers A. (2011) Economic Evaluation of Administrative Burden for
Construction in Jelgava Municipality. International Journal of Economics and Finance
Studies, Social Sciences Research Society, Izmir, Turkey, Vol 3, No 2, p.127-136. ISSN
1309-8055 (Online).
6. Upīte I., Pilvere I. (2011) The EU Common Agricultural Policy for Agricultural and
Rural Development. Management Theory and Studies for Rural Business and
Infrastructure Development, Lithuania University of Agriculture, Kaunas, No 3 (27),
p.183-190. ISSN 1822-6760.
Ind EBSCO Central & Eastern European Academic Source. Ind EBSCO Business Source Complete
7. Pilvere I., Tetere V., Upīte I. (2011) Production of Bioenergy under EAFRD Support in
Latvia. Management Theory and Studies for Rural Business and Infrastructure
Development, Lithuania University of Agriculture, Kaunas, No 3 (27), p.158-165. ISSN
1822-6760.
Ind EBSCO Central & Eastern European Academic Source. Ind EBSCO Business Source Complete
8. Upīte I., Pilvere I. (2010). Perfection of the Terms of Granting Investment Support. Social Research.
Siauliai University, Lithuania, No 4 (21), p.82-88. ISSN 1392-3110.
9. Upīte I. (2010) Relationships between Investment Support and Production in Agriculture. Economic Science
for Rural Development 2010, LLU, Nr. 21, 14.-21.lpp. ISSN 1691-3078, ISBN 978-9984-9997-7-7.
Ind CAB Abstracts. Ind Web of Science with Conference Proceedings. Ind EBSCO Academic Search Complete. Ind
EBSCO Central & Eastern European Academic Source
10. Upīte I., u.c. (2010) Protekcionisma instrumentu ietekme primāro un sekundāro sfēru ilgtspējīgā attīstībā.
LZP Ekonomikas, juridiskās un vēstures zinātnes galvenie pētījumu virzieni 2009.gadā. Latvijas Zinātnes
padome. ISSN 1691-290X.
11. Upīte I. (2010) Evaluation of Supported Investment in Latvian Farms Efficiency. Economics and Rural
Development, Lithuanian University of Agriculture. Vol 5, No 2, p. 30-35. ISSN 1822-3346.
12. Upīte I. (2009) Results of Introducing Investment Support Measures under Programs Co-financed by the
EU in Latvia. Rural Development 2009: Transition toward Sustainability. Lithuanian University of
Agriculture, Volume 4, Book 1, p.286-291. ISSN 1822-3230.
Ind Web of Science
13. Upīte I. (2009) Investment Support for Agricultural Development in Latvia. Vision of the Modern Village.
Siauliai University, Lithuania, No 3 (16), p.316-323. ISSN 1648-9098.
14. Upīte I., Rukmanis A. (2009) Support Available for Investments by Agriculture
Holdings in Latvia. Agricultural Sciences, T.16, No 3-4, Lithuanian Academy of
Sciences, p.170-178.
Ind EBSCO Central & Eastern European Academic Source
15. Upīte I. (2009) Theoretical and Economic Aspects of the Reformed Common
Agricultural Policy of European Union. Research for Rural Development 2009. Jelgava,
p.180-187. ISSN 1691-4031.
Ind CAB Abstracts. Ind CABI full text. Ind ind Web of Science with Conference Proceedings
16. Upīte I., Pilvere I. (2009) Theoretical, Historical and Economical Pre-requisites of
Protectionism in Agriculture. Economic Science for Rural Development. Jelgava, No.18,
p.20-28. ISSN 1691-3078, ISBN 978-9984-9997-7-7.
Ind EBSCO Central & Eastern European Academic Source. Ind Web of Science with Conference Proceedings
1. Dobele A., Mihejeva L., Špoăis K., VedĜa A., Viekals U., Ruskule S., Upīte I. (2000)
Management Studies. Study aid. Chapter 19 “Taxes in Agriculture” – p.15, Subchapter
9.4. “Price Formation” – p.3, Subchapter 9.5. “Price Determination” – p.10. Jelgava:
LLKC. 344 p.
2. Upīte I. (2000) Tax Calculation in Agriculture. Study aid. Rīga: KIF “Business
Complex”. 40 p.
3. AuziĦa A., Dobele A., Mihejeva L., Upīte I. (2000) A Practical Guide in Agricultural
Business. Study aid. Rīga: KIF “Business Complex”. 168 p.
4. A group of authors (2004) Entrepreneurship in Sustainable Rural Development. Study
280
aid. Chapter 10 „Tax Inpact on Agricultural Business”, pp.260-281. Jelgava, 2004.
5. Dobele A., Upīte I. (2007) Management Studies. Methodological instructions and an
exercise-book for students of the faculty of Agriculture (revised issue). Jelgava: LLU. 60
p.
Educational
Establishment
Period
Aleksandras Stulginskis
University, Faculty of
Economics and
Management, Lithuania
23.11.2011.
Lithuania University of
Agriculture
22.11.2010.23.11.2010.
CAH Dronten University
of Applied Sciences
15.11.2010.19.11.2010.
Social Sciences Faculty
of Šiauliai University
Agriculture, Faculty of
Economics; Christelijke
Agrarische Hogeschool,
Dronten
Ltd „Centre of Comercial
Education”
Social Science
Languages:
04.06.2009.
Study
International training
course “Research and
Study Perspectives for
Improvement of
Competencies”
Participation as a lecturer
at the BOVA Intensive
Master course
Participation in the
International Week,
providing lectures,
participating in student
assessments, workshops
International training
course „Modern Role of
Rural Areas in the Postindustrial Society”
Document
Certificate of
Internship No. 3662
Certificate No. 334
Letter of
confirmation
Certificate Nr.2544
02.06.2008.06.06.2008.
Improvement of
Communication Skills of
Lecturers
Certificate
11.12.2006.12.12.2006.
Program „Decision Base”
Diploma Nr.12964
31.01.2003. –
25.04.2003.
Didactics of University, 4
KP
Certificate Nr.
000111,
25.04.2003.
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
X
X
X
Russian
X
X
English
X
X
X
X
281
Curriculum vitae
LINDA
Name
Ventspils
Place of birth
2nd of March , 1981.
Date, Month, Year
SILIĥA
Surname
020381-11750
Identification number
Latvian
Nationality
married
Marital status
Latvia University of agriculture, Department of Business and Management, assistant
professor
Place of Work and position
Address of Work Place
Svētes street 18, Jelgava,
LV-3001
Phone Nr.
63023773
Fax:
63084987
E-mail:
[email protected]
Home address:
Pambakara ceĜš 4G, Jelgava,
LV - 3003
Phone Nr.
+37129462090
Education
Studies, MA studies, doctoral
program. Educational institution,
state
LLU Faculty of economics
Studies’ Time
Specialty
1999.- 2003.
Law studies
Qualification
Social Sciences
bachelor’s degree
2003. – 2005.
Specialization of
Entrepreneurship
and management
2005. – 2009.
Doctoral program
in Agrarian and
Regional econimics
in Economics
Social Sciences
Master’s degree
in Economics
Work experience
From 2004. Latvia University of agriculture Faculty of Economics
2003.- 2004. Jelgava court – Secretary of sitting of the court
2002.- 2003. Jelgava court - Secretary
Year 2002. June - August Latvia University of agriculture Faculty of Economics Information
center
Scientific qualification
Theme of doctoral thesis – Structural Development of agriculture in Kurzeme region
Scientific Council
Year
Speciality
Scientific
Degree
2009
Economics
Dr.oec.
No.of
Diploma
0069
282
Scientific work and publications
Research training, Experience
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-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Expert National Rural Network in the "Analysis of the LAG, LEADER manual
renewal"
Participation in the collaborative project with the Estonian Science University and the
Ape county - the Estonian-Latvian border Cooperation Programme project No. EU
30266 "A sustainable local natural resources and cultural heritage of business
development and Setomaa Ape regions" ("BUY LOCAL")
Expert Kurzeme planning region manuscript Latvian regional economic development
prospects and directions for preparation.
Project No. 2009/10/ESF Scientific Capacity Building of the fruit, forestry and
information technology sectors, providing an environmentally friendly farming
solutions, product development and introduction of computer technology to support
research.
Year 2006 Project Nr. 2006/0189/VPD1/ESF/PIAA/05/APK/3.2.7.2./0105/0067
Professional higher education study programs, promotion of Latvian regional
educational institutions
From Year 2009 in Project 09.1529 Structural development of agriculture, protectionism
and tax system.
From Year 2009. in Project 09.1468 from LCS Structural Fluctuation of Agriculture
processes, Factors, Consequences and Vision of Transformation and Diversification of
Agriculture.
Year 2008. In Project Nr. XP86 from Ministry of Education and Science and LLU
Support of Latvia University of Agriculture PhD Students Researching Programs
Executions, PhD Thesis and Academical Work Elaboration.
Period 2005. – 2008. Project Nr. 05.1579. from LCS New possibilities and problems
solutions of Latvia countryside diversification in conditions of ES.
Period 2005. – 2008. Project 05.1590 from LCS. Evaluations of business forms
incontext of many – sided interests and synergy.
Period 2006. – 2008. Project Nr. 06.0040 from LCS Research of the primary and
secondary spheres risks and crises economical threats and evaluations of its
consequences.
Year 2006. Project Nr. 06.13-xp20 from LLU Improvement of PhD study process for the
risin of fruitful effeciency in Agrarian and regional program.
Year 2005. Order from Ministry of Agriculture Commonproject 2906 05/S 228
SubProject S 10330 / 05 – 4 Guarantee of agriculture with qualified employees.
Significant publications: number of publications - : 23 int.al.. 2 branch in scientific
monograph, 13 scientific publications, 8 publications.
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Publications acknowledged by the Latvian Council of Science:
1. Theoretical Aspects of Business Diversification on Farms (with co-author) Economic
and Rural Development. Jelgava, 2012. Vol 8. No.1 pp. 14-19.
2. Business Diversification Models for Farms in Zemgale Region Economic and Rural
Development (with co-author) Economic and Rural Development. Jelgava, 2011. Vol. 7 No.
2 pp. 22-30.
3. Business Assessment and Development in Courland region. International Journal of
Business and Management studies. Vol.3., Turkey, 2011. Pp.227 – 237.
4. Structural Development of Grain Production in the Words’s regions. (with co-authors).
European integration studies. Research and Topicalities. Lithuania, Kaunas, 2010. 143.149.p.p.159-166.
5. Efficiency of the Use of Assets in the Farms of Kurzeme Peninsula in Latvia. (with coauthors) European integration studies. Research and Topicalities. Lithuania, Kaunas, 2009.
143.-149.p.p.
6. Polarization and Convergence of Farms Assets, Incomes and Profit Value and Structure
in Kurzeme. Economic Science for Rural Development. No 15. Jelgava, 2008. p. 212–229.
ISSN 1691 - 3078.
7. Commercial Orientation of Intraregions and Districts in Kurzeme LLU Proceedings.
No 19(340). Jelgava, 2007. p. 29–37. ISSN 1407 - 4427.
8. The Institutional System and Regulatory Basis for Economic Activities in the Region
Proximate to the Baltic Sea. Humanities and Social Sciences. Latvia.No 1(50). Riga, 2007. p.
121–135. ISSN 1022 – 4483.
9. Intrazonal Agricultural Resources in Courland Peninsula. Research for Rural
Development 2006. Jelgava, 2006. p. 156–162. ISSN 1691- 4031.
10. Composition and Structure of Forms of Entrepreneurial Activities (Commercial
Activities) and Land Managed by Groups of Commercial Farms of Different Size in the
Regions of Latvia (with co-authors). Economic Science for Rural Development. No 11.
Jelgava, 2006. p. 193-199. ISSN 1691 - 3078.
11. Coherence between the Structure (Diversification) of Agricultural Companies and their
Economic Size (with co-authors). Economic Science for Rural Development No 10. Jelgava,
2006. p. 145-151, ISSN 1691-3078.
12. Entrepreneurship Development and its Influencing Factors in Zemgale Region (with coauthors). Economic Science for Rural Development (Proceedings No 9). Jelgava, 2005. p.
102-107.
13. Polarization of Management Levels in Latvia Agriculture (with co-authors). Economic
Science for Rural Development. No 8. Jelgava, 2005. p. 135-139. ISSN 1691 - 3078.
Other publications:
1. Assessment of Business Forms in Contexts of Multilateral Interests and Synergy (with
co-authors). The Latvian Science Council’s main research directions for economic and
legal sciences in 2008. Riga, 2009. p. 73.– 75.
2. New Diversification Possibilities for Latvian Rural Areas and Problem Solutions under
EU Conditions (with co-authors). The Latvian Science Council’s main research
directions for economic and legal sciences in 2008. Riga, 2009. p.136. – 140.
3. Assessment of Business Forms in Contexts of Multilateral Interests and Synergy (with
legal sciences in 2007. Riga, 2008. p. 66.– 70.
4. New Diversification Possibilities for Latvian Rural Areas and Problem Solutions under
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5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
directions for economic and legal sciences in 2007. Riga, 2008. p. 146. – 149.
Management Risks for Agricultural Enterprises. Monograph. Management of
Agricultural and Food Risks, group of authors. Jelgava, 2007. p. 71-129.
Assessment of Business Forms in Contexts of Multilateral Interests and Synergy (with
legal sciences in 2006. Riga, 2007. p. 56–60.
New Diversification Possibilities for Latvian Rural Areas and Problem Solutions under
directions for economic and legal sciences in 2006. Riga, 2007. p. 142–146.
Intellectual, Social, Economic and Dispositive Risks in Agriculture. Monograph. Risks
in Agriculture and Private Forestry, group of authors. Jelgava, 2005. p. 390–407.
The Structural Development of Agriculture in Kurzeme. Theses of scientific conference
for master programme students “Development in Multiplicity”. Jelgava, 2004. p.7–12.
Presentation in conferences:
1. Business Assessment and Development in Courland region. Turkey, 2011. International
Conference of Business and Management. Presented in Turkey, Izmir 2011.gada
15.aprīlī.
2. International Scientific Conference Legal, Political and Economic Initiatives Towards
Europe of Knowledge Kaunas University of Technologies. 2010. Theme of report
“Structural Development of Grain Production in the Words’s region
3. Efficiency of the Use of Assets in the Farms of Kurzeme Peninsula in Latvia. Legal,
Political and Economic Initiatives Towards Europe of Knowledge. Kaunas University of
Technologies. April 2009.
4. Polarization and Convergence of Farms Assets, Incomes and Profit Value and Structure
in Kurzeme. Economic Science for Rural Development. Jelgava, April 2008.
5. Intrazonal Agricultural Resources in Courland Peninsula. Research for Rural
Development 2006, Jelgava, May 2006.
6. Coherence between the Structure (Diversification) of Agricultural Companies and their
Economic Size. Economic Science for Rural Development. Jelgava, April 2006.
7. Composition and Structure of Forms of Entrepreneurial Activities (Commercial
Activities) and Land Managed by Groups of Commercial Farms of Different Size in the
Regions of Latvia. Economic Science for Rural Development. Jelgava, April 2006.
8. Entrepreneurship Development and its Influencing Factors in Zemgale Region.
Economic Science for Rural Development. Jelgava, April 2005.
Teaching experience
Study courses:
1.
Management of lectures and practise
Agricultural production– 4 CP
Enterprenuership in agriculture – 2CP
Study practice Practical Rural farm organizatior.
2.
Director of Professional bachelor study programme Enterprenuership and Business
3.
management
Other Organizational Activities and Memberships
Member of the convent of LLU
Honour
The PhD work got the gratitude in the contest for Young scientists organized by the Latvian
Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences, Latvia University of Agriculture and
Mortgage Bank.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Uldis
Name
Pūre
Place of birth
Gross
Surname
1958
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, associate professor
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Work address:
Liela 2,
Jelgava LV 3001
Latvia
+37163005675
+37163023095
[email protected]
Education
Latvia University faculty of Physics and
Mathematics
Latvia University faculty of Physics and
Mathematics
Study
period
09/19777/1982
09/198609/1989
Speciality
Qualification
Physics
Physicist,
lecturer
Physics
Dr. Phys.
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Latvia University
2002
Physics
Degree
Dr. Phys.
Diploma
No.
C-D
001629
Employment
Rresearch of heat and moisture flows.
UV and VUV light sources
1. J. Skujans, U. Iljins, I. Ziemelis, U. Gross, N. Ositis, R. Brencis, A. Veinbergs, O. Kukuts.
Experimental research of foam gypsum acoustic absorption and heat flow.- CISAP4, 4th
International Conference on Safety & Environment in Process Industry, March, 14-17.
2010, Florence, Italy.
2. Uldis Gross, Janis Blahins, Juan Carlos Gomez Martin, Arnolds Ubelis . Stabilized source
of VUV-spectra for a novel measuring device of iodine concentrations in atmosphere.- The
4-th International Scientific Conference: Applied Information and Communication
Technologies, Latvia, Jelgava, 22 -23.04.2010.
286
3. Iljins U., Skujans J., Ziemelis I., Gross U. and Veinbergs A., Theoretical and experimental research on foam
gypsum drying process, The ninth International Conference on Chemical & Process Engineering10-13 May
2009 - Rome, Italy.
4. U. Iljins, J. Skujans, I. Ziemelis, U. Gross.- Investigation of Moisture Diffusion in Foam-Gypsum Samples,
International Scientific Conference: Applied Information and Communication Technologies, Jelgava, 2008.
5. U. Iljins, J. Skujans, I. Ziemelis, U. Gross. Application of Some Electrode Systems for Local Measurements
with Conduct-Metrical Method- XVI International Congress on Electricity applications in modern world
Krakow, 2008.
Courses delivered
1. Physics (5KP) for IT students
2. Physics (4KP) for Forest faculty students
3. Physics (2KP) for Agriculture faculty students
4. Physics (1,5KP) for Landscape architecture students
Publications Number of publications: …......>20….
1. J. Skujans, U. Iljins, I. Ziemelis, U. Gross, N. Ositis, R. Brencis, A. Veinbergs, O.
Kukuts. Experimental research of foam gypsum acoustic absorption and heat flow.Chemical Engineering transactions, Volume 19, 2010. 79 - 84 pp.
2. Uldis Gross, Janis Blahins, Juan Carlos Gomez Martin, Arnolds Ubelis. Stabilized
source of VUV-spectra for a novel measuring device of iodine concentrations in
atmosphere- Proceedings of the 4-th International Scientific Conference: Applied
Information and Communication Technologies, Latvia, Jelgava, 2010, 208-217 pp
3. U. Iljins, J. Skujāns, I. Ziemelis, U. Gross, A. Veinbergs. Theoretical and experimental
research on foam gypsum drying process.- Chemical Engineering transactions, Volume
17, 2009. 1735-1740 pp.
4.
5.
6.
U. Iljins, J. Skujans, I. Ziemelis, U. Gross.- Investigation of Moisture Diffusion in Foam-Gypsum
Samples.- Proceeding of the International Scientific Conference: Applied Information and
Communication Technologies.- Jelgava, 2008.- 21 – 28 pp.
Iljins U., Skujans J., Ziemelis I., Gross U. and Veinbergs A., Theoretical and experimental research on
foam gypsum drying process, Chemical Engineering Transactions, 17, 1735-1740 (2009)U. Iljins, J.
Skujans, I. Ziemelis, U. Gross. Application of Some Electrode Systems for Local Measurements with
Conduct-Metrical Method.- Przeglad Elektrotechniczny, 2008, 84 (11), 193 – 196 pp.
Gross, U., Ubelis A., Spietz P., Burrows J. P 2000 Iodine and mercury resonance lamps for kinetics
experiments and their spectra in the far ultraviolet, J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 33 1588-1591
7. Spietz P., Gross U., Smalins E., Orphal J., Burrows J. P. 2001 Estimation of the
Emission Temperature of an Electrodeless Discharge Lamp and Determination of the
Oscillator Strength for the I(2P3/2) 183.038 nm Resonance Transition Spectrochimica
Acta Part B 56 2456-2478
Latvia University faculty
of Physics and
Mathematics
"Improvement of competency of
the high school
lecturers in the
computer modelling of
the physical processes
in modern technology
12/2006-07/2007
IT faculty council,
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IT faculty educational- methodological commission
University convent
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
x
x
x
Russian
x
x
x
German
x
x
x
English
x
x
x
288
CURRICULUM VITAE
Valdis
Name
District Ērăeme
Place of birth
Pandalons
Surname
29. 01. 1935.
Year of birth
Department physics
Work address:
Lielā street 2, Jelgava 3001
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
26585174
[email protected]
Education
Latvian state University
Study
period
1958.1959.
2002
Latvian University of agricultural
Speciality
Physics
Environmental
engineering
Qualification
Teacher of
physics
Mg.sc.ing.
Research degrees
agricultural
Year
2002
Speciality
Degree
Environmental
engineering
Mg.sc.ing
Diploma
No.
001984
Employment
1961.-2011.
Courses delivered
Meteorology
Number of publications: …4….
Publications
Meteorology I., II., III. parts a manual for biology students 1999.- 2001.
Meteorology 2007.
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Awards
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
x
Russian
x
x
x
x
x
German
English
x
x
x
________________
290
CURRICULUM VITAE
Ilze
Name
Latvia
Place of birth
Pelece
Surname
1966
Year of birth
LUA, Department of Physics, Lecturer
Work address:
Liela 2, Jelgava,
Latvia, LV-3000
Phone:
3005675
Fax:
E-mail:
[email protected]
Education
Higher education:
LU, Faculty of Physics and Mathematics
Master’s studies:
LU, Faculty of Physics and Mathematics
Study
period
Speciality
Qualification
1984 – 1989.
Physics
1999 – 2001.
Physics
Physicist,
lecturer
Master of
sciences
Research degrees
LLU Tecnical faculty
Year
2011
Speciality
Agricultural
engineering
Degree
Diploma
No.
Dr.sc.ing.
Employment
1. From 2002.g. – Lecturer at Department of Physics
2. From 1998. g. – LUA, Assistant at Department of Physics
3. From 1989.g. - Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, engineer
Solar radiation and meteorological conditions
1. Ilze Pelēce, Uldis Iljins, Imants Ziemelis. Measurements and theoretical calculations of diffused radiation and
atmosphere lucidity. 8 th International Scientific Conference Engineering for Rural Development 28.29.05.2009 Jelgava, LLU.
2. Ilze Pelece, Imants Ziemelis, Uldis Iljins. Surface temperature investigations of semi-spherical solar
collector. International Scientific Conference “Rural Development”. Kaunas, LZUU, 15-17 october 2009.
3. I. Pelēce. Modelling of new constructions of solar collectors. International Scientific Conference “Applied
Informatics and Communication Technologies” LLU, Jelgava, 22-23 April 2010.
4. I. Pelēce. Semi-spherical solar collector for water heating. International Scientific Conference “Engineering
for Rural Development”, LLU, Jelgava, 27-28 maijs 2010.
5. Ilze Pelece, Henriks Putans, Viktorija Zagorska, Liene Kancevica, Imants Ziemelis. Peculiarities of domestic
water heating by solar collectors. International Scientific Conference”Engineering for Rural development”
LLU: Jelgava 27-28 maijs 2010.
6. I. Pelece, U. Iljins. Improoved method of calculation of energy gain from solar collector. 7th International
Conference on Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics (HEFAT2010), 19 – 21 July 2010,
Antalya, Turkey.
7. I. Pelece. Calculations and measurements of energy gain from semi-spherical solar collector. 4th International
Conference “Trends in Agricultural Engineering”, Praga, 7-10 september 2010.
8. Surface temperature distribution and energy gain from semi-spherical solar collector. Ilze Pelece*, Imants
Ziemelis, Uldis Iljins. World Renewable Energy Congress 2011 – Linkoping, Sweden, 8-11. May 2011.
Courses delivered
Basics of Physics (3 KP) - LIF
291
Basics of Physics (1,5 KP) - TF
Physics (1,5 KP) - TF
Physics (1,5 KP) - PTF
Agrometeorology (2 KP) - LF
Publications
Ilze Pelece, Henriks Putans, Viktorija Zagorska, Liene Kancevica, Imants Ziemelis (2010b) Peculiarities
of domestic water heating by solar collectors. International Scientific Conference”Engineering for
Rural development” LLU: Jelgava 2010 p.205-210
Ilze Pelēce (2010c) Semi-spherical solar collector for water heating. International Scientific
Conference”Engineering for Rural development” LLU: Jelgava 2010 p. 211-215
Ilze Pelece, Uldis Iljins (2010d) Improoved method of calculation of energy gain from solar collector 7th
International Conference on Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics Antalya, Turkey
2010 p.1935-1938
Pelece I. (2010e) Calculations and measurements of energy gain from semi-spherical solar collector. 4th
International Conference “Trends in Agricultural Engineering”, Praga, Czech University of Life
Sciences 2010, p. 468-472
I. Pelece, M. Vanags, L. Migla (2010) Evaluation of atmospheric lucidity and diffused radiation.
Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences 2010, N 6, p. 40-46
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
„Inovtions in higher education“ 12.01.2009. – 08.01.2010.
Awards
1.
2.
3.
U.Iljins, Ē.Ziemelis, I.Ziemelis, I.Pelēce (2007) Saules enerăijas kolektoriekārta ar sfērisko enerăijas
kolektoru un tās pielietojumi. Latvijas patents LV 13550. Publicēts: Patenti un preču zīmes. Latvijas
Republikas Patentu valdes oficiālais vēstnesis. 5/2007., 637. lpp.
I.Ziemelis, I.Pelēce, U.Iljins, V.Zagorska, A.Putāns (2010) Sfēriskais saules enerăijas kolektors.
Latvijas patents LV 14125 uz izgudrojumu. Publicēts: Patenti un preču zīmes. Latvijas Republikas
Patentu valdes oficiālais vēstnesis. 4/2010., 636. lp.
H.Putāns, A.Putāns, U.Iljins, I.Pelēce, V.Zagorska, L.Kanceviča, I.Ziemelis, Ž.Jesko, A.Ilsters. Saules
baterijas jaudas reăistrēšanas ierīce. Latvijas patents LV 14165. Publicēts: Patenti un preču zīmes.
Latvijas Republikas Patentu valdes oficiālais vēstnesis. 6/2010., 886.-887. lpp.
4.
Languages:
Reading skills
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
________________
X
X
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
X
X
X
X
X
X
292
CURRICULUM VITAE
Čakste
Surname
1949
Year of birth
Ilze
Name
Jelgava
Place of birth
Work address:
Department of Chemistry, LLU
Liela Street 2,
Jelgava LV 3001
Phone:
3005645
Fax:
E-mail:
Ilze.Č[email protected]
Education
Latvia University
Study
Speciality
period
1967-1972 Chemistry
Qualification
Chemist
(Organic
Chemistry)
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Riga Technical University
1992
Chemistry
M.V.Lomonosov Moscow
Institute of Fine Chemical
Tehnology
1987
Chemistry
Degree
Doctor of
Chemistry
Candidate
of
Chemistry
Science
Diploma
No.
B–D
Nr. 000404
XM
№ 017953
Employment
1994 – Docent at the Department of Chemistry (LLU)
1991 – 1994 Lecturer at the Department of Chemistry (LLU)
1990 – 1991 Assistant at the Department of Chemistry (LLU)
1972 – 1990 Senior research associate at the Scientific research institute of practical
biochemistry “Biolar”
Research of Food Quality
Research of Water Quality
Food Packaging Materials
Contributions at conferences
1. Čakste I.. Oksidēšanās procesu ietekme uz pārtikas produktu kvalitātes un funkcionālo
īpašību izmaiĦām. IZM finansēto LLU pētniecības un infrastruktūras projektu atskaišu
293
seminārs. Jelgava, LLU, 18.janvāris 2007.gads.
2. Kuka M., Cakste I. Bioactive compounds in Latvian wild edible mushroom Boletus
edulis., 6th Baltic Conference on Food Science and Technology „Innovations for Food
Science and Production”, Foodbalt-2011, 05.-06. May 2011, Jelgava.
3.
Кука М., Чаксте И., Кука П., Цинкманис И. Исследование биохимического состава и физикохимических свойств сока лесных ягод. IV Международная конференция „Низкотемпературные и
пищевые технологии в XXI веке”, (25.11.09. – 27.11.09.) Санкт – Петербург: Санкт – Петербургский
государственный университет Низкотекотемпературных и пищевых технологий.
Courses delivered
Chemistry (inorganic, analytical, organic)
Polymer chemistry
Food packaging materials
Publications
1. Dimins F., Kuka P., Cakste I. Content of carbohydrates and specificē rotation angle of honey. 3rd Baltic
Conference on Food Science Technology „Foodbalt 2008”, Jelgava, (17.04.08. – 18.04.08.) Conference
Proceedings. – Jelgava: PTF, 2008, – pp. 121 – 125. CAB Abstracts.
2.
Dimins F., Kuka P., Cakste I., Augspole I. Use physical and chemical parameters for the characteristic of
honey quality. 8th International Conference of Food Physicists, Physics and Physical Chemistry of Food,
Bulgaria, Plovdiv, 24 – 27 September 2008. Journal of Food Physics, 2008, – pp. 50 – 58
3.
Kuka M., Cakste I., Dimins F., Gersebeka E. Determination of phenolic compounds in birch and maple saps.
Foodinnova 2010, International Conference on Food Innovation, 25.-29. October 2010, Valencia (Spain) –
elektroniski.
4.
Kuka M., Cakste I. Bioactive compounds in Latvian wild edible mushroom Boletus edulis., 6th Baltic
Conference on Food Science and Technology „Innovations for Food Science and Production”, Foodbalt2011, 05.-06. May 2011, Proceedings. Jelgava: 2011, - pp. 116-120.
•
Diploms of assistant profesor. LLU – DOC – Nr. 055. 18.06. 2001.
•
LLU Certificate Nr. 0454 Didactics of higher school” (4 KP), 2006.g.
•
Certificate: „SUPELCO hromatogrāfijas produkti. Analītisko procesu optimizācija”, „NOTA – BENE
LATVIJA” un „Sigma - Aldrich”, 30.11.2005.
•
Certificate – „Jaunākās VARIAN” analītiskās iekārtas un to izmantošanas iespējas”; SAS „NOTA BENE LATVIJA”, Varian oficiālais pārstāvis Latvijā, 29.03.2006.
•
Certificate – Jelgavas reăionālā pieaugušo izglītības centra kursi „Prezentācija, kas
uzrunā”, apliecība Nr. 2007 – 321.
•
LLU Certificate – Nr.11-1064 Moodle e-studies course („Moodle e-kursu veidošanas vadības sistēma”),
LLU, 08.11.2011..
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Fellow of Association of Latvian Scientists
Member of LLU Convent.
Member of Kāvušs fund of scholarship.
Member of PTF Council.
Head of LLU Department of Chemistry (1993 - 2005).
Awards
294
1. Silver medal „Par centību” from Ministry of Agriculture Republic of Latvia Nr. 102.
28.10.1999.
2. Gratitude from LLU 26.05.1995.
5. The third place of LLU textbook tender (2006. Electronic textbook I.Čakste, M.Kūka,
P.Kūka „Polimēri”).
6. The third place of LLU textbook tender ( 2009. I.Čakste, „IesaiĦojuma materiālu ėīmija”)
1. Микстайс У.Я., Чаксте И.Р. Способ получения хлорангидридов нуклеозид-5′монофосфорных кислот. Авт.св.СССР № 487887б, 1975.
2. Микстайс У.Я., Чаксте И.Р. Способ получения полинуклеотидов. Авт.св.СССР №
461927, 1975.
3. Устюжанин Г.Е., Коломейцева В.В., Микстайс У.Я., Чаксте И.Р., Страутзеле М.Т.
Способ получения гуанозин-5′-монофосфата. Авт.св.СССР № 493474, 1975.
4. Озола В.А., Шписс Я.А., Чаксте И.Р., Микстайс У.Я. Способ выделения нуклеозид5′-монофосфорных кислот. Авт.св.СССР №1129213, 1984.
5. Микстайс У.Я., Чаксте И.Р., Шписс Я.А. Способ получения кристаллической
динатриевой соли гуанозин-5′-монофосфорной кислоты. Авт.св.СССР № 1139145,
1984.
6. A.Morozovs, P.Kūka, I.Čakste, F.DimiĦš. Iekārta un metode horizontālas virsmas
kontaktleĦėa anizotropijas noteikšanai. Latvijas Republikas patents Nr 13852, 2009.
7. A.Morozovs, P.Kūka, I.Čakste. Metode koksnes virsmas pārklāšanas tehnoloăijas
optimizācijai. Latvijas Republikas patents Nr 13954, 2009.
8. Cinkmanis I., Čakste I., Vucāne S. Ogu un augĜu sulu izmantošana iejava vides pH
regulēšanā. Latvijas patents uz izgudrojumu LV 14087 (C12C7/04). 20.03.2010.
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
________________
295
CURRICULUM VITAE
Mara
Kuka
Name
Surname
Jelgava, Latvia
1946
Place of birth
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Dozent at the Department of Chemistry
Work address:
Liela Street 2, Jelgava LV 3001
Phone:
+371 3005645
Fax:
+ 371 3022829
E-mail:
[email protected]
Education
Latvia University, student
Study
period
1964 –
1969
1992
Speciality
Chemistry
Engineering
Qualification
Chemist
Mg.sc.ing.
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Diploma
No.
No788642
(01.07.69.)
Latvia Academy of Sciences, 1993
Engineering
Dr.sc.ing
Institute of Wood Chemistry
Employment
1997– Docent at the Department of Chemistry (LLU)
1978 – 1997 Lecturer at the Department of Chemistry (LLU)
1969 – 1978 Assistant at the Department of Chemistry (LLU)
Research of Wood Modification
Research of Food Quality
Research of Water Quality
1. IV Международная конференция „Низкотемпературные и пищевые технологии в
XXI веке”, Санкт-Петербург, 25-27 ноября 2009 года: Кука М., Чаксте И., Кука П.,
Цинкманис И. Исследование биохимического состава и физико-химических свойств
сока лесных ягод.
2. Starptautiskā izstāde „Riga Food 2009”: stenda referāts: Kūka M., Čakste I., Kūka P.
Dried Latvian wild berry juices.
3. Foodinnova 2010, International Conference on Food Innovation, 25.-29. October 2010,
Valencia (Spain). Kuka M., Cakste I., Dimins F., Gersebeka E. Determination of phenolic
compounds in birch and maple saps.
4. 6th Baltic Conference on Food Science and Technology „Innovations for Food Science
and Production”, Foodbalt-2011, 05.-06. May 2011, Jelgava. Kuka M., Cakste I. Bioactive
compounds in Latvian wild edible mushroom Boletus edulis.
Courses delivered
Chemistry
Organic chemistry
296
Biochemistry
Food chemistry
Publications (last three years)
1.
2.
3.
Кука М., Чаксте И., Кука П., Цинкманис И. Исследование биохимического состава и физикохимических свойств сока лесных ягод. IV Международная конференция „Низкотемпературные и
пищевые технологии в XXI веке”, (25.11.09. – 27.11.09.) Материалы конференции. – Санкт –
Петербург: Санкт – Петербургский государственный университет Низкотекотемпературных и
пищевых технологий, 2009.
Kuka M., Cakste I., Dimins F., Gersebeka E. Determination of phenolic compounds in birch and maple saps.
Foodinnova 2010, International Conference on Food Innovation, 25.-29. October 2010, Valencia (Spain) –
elektroniski.
Kuka M., Cakste I. Bioactive compounds in Latvian wild edible mushroom Boletus edulis., 6th Baltic
Conference on Food Science and Technology „Innovations for Food Science and Production”, Foodbalt2011, 05.-06. May 2011, Proceedings. Jelgava: 2011, - pp. 116-120.
LLU certificate Nr.0099 „Didactics of higher school“.Inovācijas augstskolas didaktikā LLU
Sertifikāts.
LLU certificate Nr. 11-1063, / Moodle e-studies course, 2011.
Council secretary of Faculty of Food Technology (till september of 2005)
Council member of Faculty of Food Technology
Chemistry section leader of Pupils scientific society in Jelgava
Awards
Joint-stock company GRINDEX gratitude ATZINĪBAS RAKSTS (29.11.2002.)
Jelgava town council gratitude Pateicības raksts (26.05.2005.)
LLU gratitude ATZINĪBAS RAKSTS (Nr.135., 02.05.2006.).
15 patents
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
297
CURRICULUM
VITAE
Lilija Markevica
2. Date of birth
May 3, 1938
Certifying Commissionof LSA, the Institute of Physic, 1992, Physic, Dr.phys.
Latvia Academy of Agriculture (LLA), Faculty of Food Technology, 1960 – 1965,
Engineer – technologist.
From 01/09/1994 till now – Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Food Technology,
Department of Food Technology, professor assistant.
From 01/09/1991 to 31/08/1994 – Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Food
Technology, Department of Food Technology, lecture.
From 1969 to 1991 - Latvian Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Physic, researcher.
5. Research areas
Meat and meat products, technology, quality, development of new products
6. Projects (2005–2010)
Blija A. Markevica L. (2005)
Microbiological risks in the technological processing of hot smoked meat
products. fifth International conference on Culinary Arts and Sciences.
Warsaw, Poland, 27 June – 1 July, 2005, pp.387.
KārkliĦa D., Ėīvīte J., Dubovika A.,Markeviča L.,Ciproviča I. (2007)
The qualiti of minced meat in different retails. International Conference
”Quality and stafetyin meat for consumers: from stable to table”.
Kaunas,Lithuania 06-07 June 2007.
8. Publications
10. Languages
Read
Write
Excel
Good Fair
x
Russian
x
Speak
Excel
Good Fair
x
Excel
Good Fair
x
x
x
German
English
298
CURRICULUM VITAE
Jelena Zagorska
2. Date of birth
April 21, 1979
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Food Technology, 2007, Dr.sc.ing.
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Social Science, 2001–2003, Master degree in
Social Science.
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Food Technology, 1997–2001, Bachelor degree
in food science.
From 01/09/2008 till now – Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Food Technology,
Department of Food Technology, professor assistant.
From 01/09/2007 to 31/08/2008– Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Food
Technology, Department of Food Technology, lecture.
From 01/09/2006 to 31/08/2007– Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Food
Technology, Department of Food Technology, assistant.
5. Research areas
Milk and dairy products, technology, quality, development of new products
Shelf-life of products
Organic products and its quality
6. Projects (2007–2011)
1. ESF project “Formation of the Research Group in Food Science”, Contract
No.2009/0232/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/122. (2010–2012).
2. ESF project "Increaseing in professional education involved teachers’ qualification”
Contract No. 2009/0283/1DP/1.2.1.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/006 (2010–2011).
3. Project "Vocational training in agriculture" Contract No. 09-00-L11111-000002. (20072013).
4. Project "Vocational training in food industry" Contract No. 09-00-L11113-000001.
(2007-2013).
5. NORFA project „Biochemistry during maturation of Nordic cheese varieties” No
619004/Vo1/sted195 (2005–2009).
299
Republic of Latvia
16. Latvian Council of Science, project No.09.1561 “Research about cow’s milk lipids
composition and influencing factors, its role in milk product quality and functionality
providing” (2010).
17. Latvian Council of Science, project No.09.1418 “Researches about cow’s milk lipids
composition and influencing factors, in association with carotenoids and tocopherols
content in feed (2009).
18. Latvian Council of Science, project No. 09.1521“research of cheese functionality”
(2009).
16. Exchange program Abant Izzet Baysal University. ERASMUS program, 06.04.2009.–
10.04.2009, Bolu, Turkey.
17. Course “Cheese structure”. 27.01.2009.–29.01.2009, Kaunas, Lithuania.
18. Exchange program Estonian University of Life Sciences, 29.10.2007.–30.10.2007,
Tartu, Estonia.
19. Course “Ripening of Northern European cheeses”, 19.08.2007.–24.08.2007,
University of Copenhagen. Copenhagen, Denmark.
20. Seminar “Potential of Lactobacillus in Northern European cheese”. 23.04.2007.–
25.04.2007, Tallinn, Estonia.
21. Course „Management of Microbiological Hazards in Foods”. 18.04.2005.–
22.04.2005, Wagening, Netherlands.
8. Publications
2007–2011
Total
-
-
1 (with co-authors)
14
–
13
–
1 (with co-authors)
12
–
13
–
27
25
Monographs, books
Study materials
literature
Total
1. Zagorska J., Unigunde A., Šterna V., Ciproviča I. (2011). Evaluation of
immunoglobulin and lysozyme concentration in milk enriched with carotenoids.
Selected problems of Nutraceutical and Functional Food. In: Proceedings of the 5th
Intenrnational Conference on the quality and Safety in Food Production Chain.
Wroclaw, p 11-19.
2. J.Zagorska, U.Antone, I.Ciproviča, I.H.Konošonoka, V.Šterna, I.Grāmatina, S.Sarvi
(2011). The influence of immunoglobulins on microbiological quality of milk. In:
proceedings of the International Food Congress „Novel Approaches in Food Industry”
58–63 pp. (CD).
3. J.Zagorska, I.Eihvalde, I.Gramatina, S. Sarvi (2011) Evaluation of colostrum quality
and new possibilities for its application. In: proceedings of Conference “FoodBalt
2011” 45-49 pp.
300
4. Zagorska J., Antone U., Šterna V., Ciproviča I. (2010). The influence of feed
enriched with carotenoids on antimicrobial proteins in milk. In: Proceedings of
„FoodBalt 2010”, Tallinā, Igaunijā.
5. Ciproviča I., Zagorska J. (2008). Makroelementi un antivielas pienā. In: Proceedings
of the International Scientific Conference “Implication of different production
technologies on animal health and food products quality indices”. Sigulda, Latvija, –
p. 135–139.
6. Zagorska J., Ciproiča I. (2008). The chemical composition of organic and
conventional milk in Latvia. In: Proceedings of „FoodBalt 2008”. LLU, Jelgava,
Latvija, – p. 10–15.
7. Zagorska J., Ciproviča I. (2007). The evaluation of Microbiological Quality of
Organic Milk in Latvia. In: CHEMINE TECHNOLOGIJA. Lietuva, Vol. 4, (46) – p.
44–47.
8. Zagorska J., Ciproviča I., Miėelsone V. (2007). Baktericīdo vielu un antivielu satura
izvērtējums dažādās lauksaimniecības sistēmās turēto govju pienā. In: LLU raksti.
Jelgava, Latvija, 45–50 lpp.
Type of conference
International
Latvia
Total
Total
19
11
30
From 2007
16
9
25
10. Languages
Reading skills
English
Russian
X
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
X
X
X
X
– Member of milk product quality evaluation commission, organized by “Central Union of
Latvia Dairy Producers”
301
CURRICULUM VITAE
Viesturs
Name
Ranka
Place of birth
Šulcs
Surname
1952
Year of birth
Latvian Academy of Agriculture, Forest Faculty . Department of Forestry, assoc.
professor
Work address:
Latvian Academy of Agriculture, Forest Faculty .
Department of Forestry
Akadēmijas iela 11
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Jelgava LV-3001, Latvia
29435659
[email protected]
Education
Graduate student, Russian Academy of
Sciences, Institute of Botany, Leningrad
Trainee, Russian Academy of Sciences,
Institute of Botany, Leningrad
Latvian Academy of Agriculture, cum laude
Study
period
1979-1981
Speciality
Qualification
-
Botany
1981-1984
19711976
Botany
Forestry
Forestry
engineer,
П Nr. 710105
Research degrees
Habilitation and Promotion
Council of the Latvian
University (nostrification)
Scientific Council of the
Leningrad University
Year
Speciality
Degree
1992
Botany
Dr. biol.
1985
Botany
Candidate of
Biology
Diploma
No.
C-D
№ 000217
БЛ
№ 15479
Employment
Assoc. prof., Latvian Academy of Agriculture (LAA), Forest Faculty, 2005/2006 →
Acting assoc.prof., LAA, Forest Faculty, 2004/2005
Guest lecturer, Latvian University (LU), Faculty of Biology 1994/1995 – 2001/2002
Leading Researcher, LU Institute of Biology, Laboratory of Botany, 1993→
Head of Laboratory (ibid.), 1992→
Senior researcher (ibid.), 1990 – 1993
Researcher (ibid), ), 1986 – 1990
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Junior researcher, Academy of Sciences of the LSSR, Institute of Biology, Laboratory of
Botany, 1984-1986
Laboratory assistant, LAA, Chair of Botany, 1976-1979
1. Vascular flora and vegetation of Latvia. Nr. 09.1594. 2010–2011. Project leader.
(Vascular flora of Latvia. Nr. 05.1409., 09.1358. 2005–2011. Project leader.)
2. Development of conceptual integrated model of socioeconomic biodiversity pressures,
drivers and impacts for the long term socioecological research platform of Latvia.
Nr.10.0004.: Ecosystems and Biodiversity. Nr. 10.0004.1. 2010–2013. Project executor.
3. Latvian woody plants. 2008. ZM MAF. Project executor.
4. Euro+MED Plant Base. Berlin, Freie Universität Berlin, ZE Botanischer Garten und
Botanisches Museum. 2005–2007. Regional Adviser for Latvia.
5. Scientific investigation and evaluation of the historical heritage in forestry in the Šėēde
area. 2005. Project executor.
6. EVK2-CT-2001-00125 „Giant Hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum) a perenicoius
invasive weed: Developing of a sustainable strategy ofor alien invasive plant management
in Europe ”. 2003–2004. Regional Adviser for Latvia.
7. Flora of the Baltic Countries, 1996–2003. Project executor.
8. Red Data Book of Latvia, 2003. Project executor.
9. National botanical nomenclature (NBN). Nr. 05.1410. 1997–2008. Project leader.
Supervision of master’s and doctoral studies
1. Rūrāne I. Krustziežu dzimtas (Cruciferae, Brassicaceae nom. altern.) taksonomija
Latvijas florā. 1. studiju gads. 2011. DPI.
2. Roze I. Pākšaugu dzimta (Leguminosae) Latvijas florā. LU Faculty of biology.
2005-2008.
3. Brence (Pone) L. Lactuca tatarica L. influence on dune vegetation in BuĜĜu island.
Bachelor’s paper. LU Faculty of Biology, Department of Botany and Ecology. 2003
4. MārtiĦsons P. Xanthium L. distribution and systematics in Latvia. LU Faculty of
Biology, Department of Botany and Ecology. 1999.
1. Dreimanis A., Kazaka R., Miezite O., Ozolina A., Sulcs V. 2011. European Fir (Abies
alba Mill.) in Skede Forest Area and its Natural Regeneration. Scientific Conference:
Science and Practice for Branch Development. Department of Forestry. Jelgava, LLU
(Latvia University of Agriculture) Fac. of Forestry 15.03.2011.
2. Sulcs V. 2011. Data Bank of Vascular Plants Terminology (NDB) – Basis for Creation of
Scientific Plants Terminology in Latvia. Scientific Conference: Science and Practice for
Branch Development. Department of Forestry. Jelgava, LLU Fac. of Forestry 15.03.2011.
3. Sulcs, V. 2011. Data Bank of Vascular Plants Terminology – Basis for Developing
Scientific Plants Terminology in Latvia. LU 69th Scientific Conference. Department of
Earth and Environment Sciences, Subsection „Biota’s Geography’. Faculty of Geography
and Earth Sciences. Riga. 2011.31.01. pp. 23 -24.
4. Cepurite, B., Sulcs V. 2011. Understanding of Brome-grass (Bromus L. s.l.) Genus
Occurrence in Latvian Flora. LU 69th Scientific Conference. Department of Earth and
Environment Sciences, Subsection “Biota’s Geography’. Faculty of Geography and Earth
Sciences. Riga. 2011.31.01. pp. 8-9.
5. Sulcs V. 2011. Data Bank of Vascular Flora Terminology and its Significance. LU 69th
Scientific Conference: Faculty of Biology. Department of Botany and Ecology. Riga.
303
01.02. 2011.
6. Cepurīte B., Šulcs V. Understanding of Brome-grass (Bromus L. s.l.) Genus Occurrence
in Latvian Flora. LU 69th Scientific Conference: Faculty of Biology. Department of
Botany and ecology. Riga. 02.01. 2011.
7. Sulcs V. 2010. Scientific Concept of Monograph ‘Vascular Plants Flora in Latvia’.
Scientific Conference: Science and Practice for Branch Development. Department of
Forest Ecology. Jelgava, LLU Fac. of Forestry 22.03.2010.
8. Sulcs V. 2009. Research of Vascular Plants Flora in Latvia. Session of Latvia Academy of
Sciences Section: Botany Studies in Latvia. Riga, LZA (Latvia Academy of Sciences)
23.04.2009.
9. Šulcs V., Edelmane I. 2010. Data Basis of Latvian National Botany Nomenclature. From
Word to Dictionary: Materials from Academician Janis Endzelins 137th Birthday
International Commemoration Conference. February 22-23, 2010, Riga, Institute of
Latvian Language, LU, pp. 59 -61.
10. Sulcs V. 2010. Concept of Monograph ‘Vascular Plants Flora in Latvia’. Scientific
Conference: Science and Practice for Branch Development. Section of Forest Ecology.
LLU Fac. of Forestry. Jelgava. 22.03.2010.
11. Sulcs V., Edelmane I. 2009. Role of International Botany Nomenclature in Creation
National Botany Nomenclature. Terminology and Specific Terms in Use and in System:
Materials from Academician Janis Endzelins 136th Birthday International
Commemoration Conference. February 19-20, Riga, 2009, Institute of Latvian Language,
LU, pp. 35-38.
12. Rusina, S., Gavrilova, G., Roze, I., Sulcs, V. 2009. Temporal Species Turnover in the
Herbal Layer Across Different Habitats in the Lake Engure Nature Park. 5th International
Conference ‘Research and Conservation of Biological Diversity in the Baltic Region’.
Book of Abstracts. Daugavpils, Latvia. 22-24 April, 2009. 118. pp.
13. Sulcs V. 2009. Research of Vascular Flora in Latvia. International Scientific Conference:
Latvia University of Agriculture – 70. Latvia University of Agriculture. Jelgava. 29.10.
2009.
14. Sulcs V. 2009. Role of International Botany Nomenclature in Creation of National Botany
Classification. LU 67th Scientific Conference: LU Faculty of Geography and Earth
Sciences. Department of Earth and Environment Sciences: Biota and Ground Geography
Riga. 04.02. 2009.
15. Rusina S., Gavrilova G., Roze I., Sulcs V. 2009. Long Term Vegetation Observations in
the Lake Engure Nature Park. LU 67th Scientific Conference: LU Faculty of Geography
and Earth Sciences. Department of Earth and Environment Sciences: Long Term
Ecological Observations. Riga. 02.02.2009.
16. Sulcs V. 2008. Interaction of International and National Botany Nomenclature. 22nd
Expedition of Baltic Botanists. Daugavpils, Latvia. Abstracts and Excursion Guides,
Daugavpils University Academic Press ”Saule”, p. 67. 14–17.07.2008.
17. Sulcs V. 2008. Interaction of International and National Botany Terminology. Scientific
Conference: Science and Practice for Branch Development. Department of Forestry. LLU
Fac. of Forestry, Jelgava. 17.04.2008.
Courses delivered
1. Scientific terminology of forest botany. 3 KP. LLU Faculty of Forestry, Master’s
program, 2nd year. Elective course. Test. 2007→.
2. Forest geography. 2 KP. Faculty of Forestry, Master’s program, 2nd year. Mandatory
course. Test. 2005/2006→.
3. Dendrology. 2 KP. LLU Forests Faculty, Professional study program for forest engineers,
1st year. Mandatory course. Exam. 2005/2006→.
4. Botany. 2 KP. LLU Faculty of Agriculture, Academic bachelor’s program in agriculture,
304
1st year. Mandatory course. Exam. 2005/2006→.
5. Geobotany un dendrology. 5 KP. LLU Faculty of Field Engineering, Professional second
level bachelor’s program for landscape architecture and planning, 2nd and 3rd year.
Mandatory course. Exam. 2004/2005→.
6. Geobotany and dendrology. 3 KP. LLU Faculty of Field Engineering, Professional
Bachelor’s program in environment and water management, 2nd year. Mandatory course.
Exam. 2004/2005→.
7. Systematics of vascular plants. LU (Latvia University), Faculty of Biology, Master’s
program for full time students. Mandatory course. Exam. 1994/1995–2001/2002.
1. Books
4
2. Scientific articles
3. Popular science articles
134
7
Publications
1. Šulcs V. 2011. „Preparation Principles of Latvian Vascular Flora”. In: G. Gavrilova,
Latvian Vascular Plant Flora, 11: Potamogeton (Potamogetonaceae). Riga, University of
Latvia. VII-XIV lpp.
2. Sulcs, V. 2011. Data Bank of Vascular Plants Terminology – Basis for Developing
Scientific Plants Terminology in Latvia. LU 69th Scientific Conference. Department of
Earth and Environment Sciences, Subsection „Biota’s Geography’. Faculty of Geography
and Earth Sciences. Riga. 2011.31.01. pages 23 -24.
3. Šulcs V., Edelmane I. 2010. Data Basis of Latvian National Botany Nomenclature. From
Word to Dictionary: Materials from Academician Janis Endzelins 137th Birthday
International Commemoration Conference. February 22 -23, 2010, Riga, Institute of
Latvian Language, LU, pp. 59 -61.
4. LaiviĦš M., Bice M., Krampis I., Knape Dz., Šmite D., Šulcs V. 2009. Atlas of Latvian
woody plants. Rīga, SIA Apgāds Mantojums. 606 lpp.
5. Dreimanis A., Šulcs V. 2006. Stands of Red Oak Quercus rubra L. in Skede Forest
District. LLU Raksti, 17: 78-87.
6. Rostański K., Šulcs, V. 2004. Oenothera in Latvia. In: Ludwik Frey (ed.), The genus
Oenothera in Eastern Europe. Kraków, W. Szafer Institute of Botany Polish Academy of
Sciences, p. 45-56.
7. Šulcs V. 2003. Conformity of the Latvian plant names with their respective Latin names.
Latvijas Veăetācija, 7 : 5.-13.
8. Eglīte Z., Šulcs V. 2000. Vascular flora of Latvia: Lycopodiophyta, Equisetophyta,
Polypodiophyta. – Riga, Latvian University. p. 88
9. Gavrilova Ă., V. Šulcs. 1999. Flora of Latvian vascular plants: List of taxa. Rīga, Latv.
Akad. b-ka. 136 lpp.
10. Шулц В. А. 1989. Род мыльнянка (Saponaria L. s. l.) во флоре ССР. Рига, Зинатне.
128 с.
1. LLU (Latvia University of Agriculture) continuing education courses ”Moodle e-course
running management system” (12 lessons). Jelgava, LLU. Certificate Nr. 11-0895
(04.03.2011-13.05.2011), issued 2011.07.06.
305
2. LLU professional development program for teachers of higher education ”Innovation in
university didactics”.
3. LLU 2007/2008 st. year Certificate Nr. 000386.
4. Genus Populus and Salix taxonomy. Professional qualifications development in the
National Botanical Garden. Salaspils. 01.04.-09.04.2009.
5. Kaskure dendrology course. Riga (Riga, Kalsnava, Bulduri, Ogre, National Botanical
Garden (Salaspils): 2007/2008, number of lessons – 36. Certificate Nr.63; 2008/2009,
number of lessons – 42. Certificate Nr.89.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Secretary of the Council of Forest Science Professors, 2007→.
Member of LAA Convent, 2006→.
LAA Forest Faculty, Council member, 2005→.
Centre of Translations and Terminology, member of forestry terminology working group,
2005 – 2006.
Member of the Scientific Council of the National Botanical Garden, 2001→.
Member of the subcommission of terminology in botany, Latvian Academy of Science,
Terminology Commission, 2000→.
Member of the editorial board of the journal Latvijas Veăetācija, 1999→.
Member of the Latvian Scientific Council’s Expert Commission (6. NEK, botany), 19971999, 2003-2006.
Member of the Scientific Council, LU Institute of Biology, 1992→.
Awards
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
x
x
x
Russian
x
x
German
x
x
English
x
x
x
x
x
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Aigars
Name
Aizkraukle
Place of birth
Indriksons
Surname
December 02, 1972
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Forest Faculty, docent
Work address:
Akademijas iela 11, Jelgava, LV-3001
Phone:
+371 30 26322
Fax:
+371 30 21619
Education
Study
Speciality
period
1992-1996 Forestry
LUA Higher education
1996-1998 Forest ecology
and silviculture
1999-2002 Forest ecology
and silviculture
2010
Defended
doctor's
degree
in the
subdivis
ion
Forest
ecology
and
silvicult
ure of
the
science
division
Silvicul
ture
LUA Master’s studies
LUA Doctoral studies
LUA Doctoral studies
Qualification
Ing. of
Forestry,
Bac. of
Forestry
M. of Forestry
Dr. of
Silviculture
Research degrees
State examination
commission, LUA, Forest
Year
1996
Speciality
Forestry
Degree
Bachelor of
Forestry
Diploma
No.
000882
307
Faculty, Latvia
Master’s examination
commission, LUA, Forest
Faculty, Latvia
Promotion council of the
Forest sciences and Material
sciences, LUA, Forest
Faculty, Latvia
1998
Forest ecology and Master of
silviculture
Forestry
001457
2010
Forest ecology and Doctor of
silviculture
Silviculture
0074
Employment
Latvian State Forestry Research Institute “Silava”, assistant between 1997 and 2007.
Latvian Fund for Nature, project hydrologist between 2005 and 2008.
Latvian State Forestry Research Institute „Silava”, project leader between 2007 and 2008.
Latvian State Forestry Research Institute „Silava”, researcher between 2008 and 2012.
Latvia University of Agriculture, Forest faculty, assistant between 2001 and 2004.
Latvia University of Agriculture, Forest faculty, lecturer 2004 and 2010.
Latvia University of Agriculture, Forest faculty, deputy docent between 2010 and 2011.
Latvia University of Agriculture, Forest faculty, docent since 2011.
Scientific research interests: cycle of biogenous elements in forest ecosystems, hydrological
regime of mires, forest soils.
COST Action E25 “European Network for a Long-term Forest Ecosystem and Landscape
Research Programme” (2001-2005). National coordinator.
5-th Framework Programme of European Commission: the Nordic-Baltic project WOOD-ENMAN (Wood for energy, - a contribution to the development of sustainable forest
management), 2001.-2005. Assistant.
European Commission. LIFE-Nature project “Mire Habitat Management Plan for Latvia”,
coordinated by Latvia Fund for Nature, 2004.-2008. Project hydrologist.
Impact of the silvicultural activities on the cycle of biogenous elements in drained forest
ecosystems, 1999. Financed by Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia, Fund for
forest development (MAF 15). Assistant.
Ecological and hydrological consequences of forest water regime in Latvia, 1996.-2000. The
grant of the Latvia Council of Science. Assistant.
Elaboration of methods for evaluation of the impact of silvicultural activities on the
environment, 2000. Financed by Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia. Assistant.
Impact of the silvicultural activities on the cycle of biogenous elements in drained forest
ecosystems, 1999.-2001. The support grant of the Latvia Council of Science D 22. Project
leader.
Elaboration of nutrient runoff models from forest lands, 2001.-2002. Financed by SIA
“Daugavas fonds” Latvian – Swedish “Daugava project”. Project leader.
Improvement of the materially-technical basis of the Vesetnieki Station for Permanent
Ecological Research, 2001.-2002., The market oriented investigation Nr. 794. Financed by
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Department of Higher education and Science of the Ministry of Education and Science.
Project leader.
Hydrological and ecological parameters of Latvian waterlogged forests, their biological
diversity, 2001.-2005. The grant of the Latvia Council of Science Nr. 043. Assistant.
Water regulatory properties of forests due the intensive forestry, 2004. Financed by Ministry
of Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia, Fund for forest development (C-56). Project leader.
Elaboration of the proposals of scientific research forests for the Latvian programme of the
Forest and environment interaction monitoring (FOREST FOCUS) for the years 2005 and
2006 according to the Regula Nr. 2152/2003 of European Council. Financed by Ministry of
Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia, Fund for forest development (C-161). Project leader.
Forest soil inventory in Level I plots of European forest monitoring, 2005. Financed by State
Forest Service. Project Nr. 05.07.05/05-55. Project leader.
INTERREG project Baltic Forests – Forests as a resource for sustainable development and
spatial planing in the Baltic Sea region, 2006. National coordinator of the Working group 2:
Environmental and ecological aspects.
The characterisation of the hidrological condition in nature reserves “Burgas pĜavas” and
“Rūjas paliene” in the frames of the LIFE project “The renovation of floodplane meadows for
species and biotopes of European Union”, 2006. Financed by Latvian Fund for Nature.
Expert.
Forest soil inventory in Level I plots of European forest monitoring, 2006. Financed by State
Forest Service. Project Nr. 06-40. Project leader.
of Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia, Fund for forest development (S-264). Project leader.
Forest soil inventory and evaluation of the biological diversity in the frame of the
international project BioSoil, 2007. Financed by Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of
Latvia, Fund for forest development (S-263). Project leader.
The characterisation of the hidrological condition in nature reserve “Sakas grīĦi” in the frames
of the project of the Environment protection fund: “The implementation of the nature
protection plan for nature reserve „Sakas grīĦi”, 2007. Financed by Latvian Fund for Nature.
Expert.
Hidrological parametres as the function of the land coverage by forests and of tree stand
structure, 2005-2008. The grant of the Latvia Council of Science. Assistant.
The factors influencing the flood risk in river floodplains – an example of Babīte and Lielupe
Lakes in the frames of the project of the Environment protection fund: „The opinion forming
of the non governmental organizations for the impact of the flood risk management on the
biological diversity”, 2007-2008. Financed by Latvian Fund for Nature. Expert.
The hydrological pre-research of the re-meandring of the Dviete River in the frames of the
project of the Royal bird protection society of Netherlands (Vogelbescherming
Netherlands): “The restoration and management of Dviete floodplain Nature park”,
2007-2008. Financed by Latvian society of ornitologists. Expert.
The implementation of the Forest monitoring governmental program for the year 2008.
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Financed by Meža monitoringa valsts programmas 2008. gadam uzdevumu izpilde. Ministry
of Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia, Fund for forest development. Assistant.
The characterisation of the hydrological condition in the Nature Reserve GrīĦi in the frames
of the project of the Environment protection fund: “The elaboration of the nature protection
plan for Nature Reserve GrīĦi”, 2008. Financed by Latvian Fund for Nature. Expert.
The government order program of the Latvia Council of Science: “The statement of the
growing up and rational use of deciduous tree species, new products and technologies”,
project: “The technologies of the growing up the deciduous tree species for the supply of the
consumers with forest raw materials in the forest and non-forest areas”, 2007-2009. Assistant.
Forest ecosystems and water resources, 2009. The grant of the Latvia Council of Science.
Assistant.
The government order program (NatRes): “The sustainable use of the local resources (mineral
deposits, forest, food, transport) – new products and technologies”, project “The elaboration
of the innovative forest growing technologies for the improvement of the productivity and
competitiveness of the forestry”, 2010. Assistant.
Components of forest ecosystems and water resources, 2010. The grant of the Latvia Council
of Science Nr. 1559. Assistant.
The characterisation of the hydrological condition of the Nature protected areas “Līvbērzes
liekĦa” and “ZāĜezera purvs” in the frames of the project “The elaboration of the nature
protection plans for the Skujaine and Svētaine Valleys, Nature protected areas “Līvbērzes
liekĦa” and “ZāĜezera purvs”, 2010. Financed by Latvian Fund for Nature. Expert.
COST program action Nr. FP0601 “Forest Management and the Water Cycle” (FORMAN),
2009-2011. National coordinator.
INTERREG IVC project „FUTURE forests”, 2009.-2011. Expert.
ERAF project Nr. 2010/0208/2DP/2.1.1.1.0/ 10/APIA/VIAA/146 “The support system of the
decision making for the planing of sustainable management of forest resources”, 2010-2013.
Latvia University of Agriculture, Forest faculty. Assistant.
ERAF project Nr. 2DP/2.1.1.1.0/10/APIA/VIAA /174 “The elaboration and testing of the
prototype of a multifunctional stump extraction and soil processing equipment”, 2010-2013.
Latvian State Forestry Research Institute „Silava”. Assistant.
ERAF project Nr. 2010/0199/2DP/2.1.1.2.0/10/ APIA/VIAA/021 “Support for the
international cooperation, identification and competitiveness of the Latvian State Forestry
Research Institute „Silava”, 2010-2013. Assistant.
Elaboration of the methodical support for the detraction of the forestry impact on the
environment and development of the forest environment monitoring system, 2011-2015.
Financed by Joint stock company “Latvian State Forests”. Assistant.
Advising of a Master paper: R. Rudzītis “The influence of environmental factors on the
distribution of chanterelle in Vacciniosa forest site type”, 2006.
Advising of a Master paper: L. Treikališa “The water balance in the drained part of
Aizkraukle Mire”, 2011.
Indriksons A. Gruntsūdens līmeĦa monitorings Latvijas purvos. Latvijas Universitātes 67.
Zinātniskā konference. Zemes un vides zinātĦu nozares. LU, 2009. gada 28. janvāris - 4.
310
februāris, Rīga.
Ots K., Indriksons A, Varnagiryte-Kabasinskiene I., Mandre M., Kuznetsova T., Klõšeiko J.,
Tilk M., Kõresaar K., Kikamägi K., Lukjanova A., Pärn H. Changes in the canopies of Pinus
sylvestris and Picea abies in the industrial region of Northeast Estonia. International
Workshop on „Environmental Stress and Forest Ecosystem”. 17.11.2009., Tallinn, Estonia.
Indriksons A. Dvietes upes palienes hidroloăiskais režīms un dabiskās gultnes atjaunošanas
projektēšana. Latvijas Universitātes 68. Zinātniskā konference. Zemes un vides zinātĦu
nozares. LU, 2010. gada 1.-5. februāris, Rīga.
Indriksons A. Priedes tekošā pieauguma dinamika dažos Latvijas purvos un nosusinātajos
mežos. Latvijas Universitātes 68. Zinātniskā konference. Bioloăijas sekcijas
Dendroekoloăijas apakšsekcija. LU, 2010. gada 1. februāris, Rīga.
Indriksons A., Zālītis P. The impact of wood ash application on groundwater, soil and ground
cover vegetation in drained pine forests in Latvia. Conference of recycling of biomass ashes.
March 22-23, 2010. University of Innsbruck, Austria.
Indriksons A., Zalitis P. The balance of water and biogenous elements in drained forests on
peat soils. XXVI Nordic Hydrological Conference. Hydrology: from Research to Water
Management. Nordic Association for Hydrology. LU. August 9-11, 2010. Riga, Latvia.
Indriksons A., Zālītis P., Jansons J., ĀboliĦa A. Meža dzīvās zemsedzes augu un kokaudžu
izmaiĦas nosusināto mežu ūdens sateces baseinos Vesetnieku ekoloăiskajā stacionārā. LLU
Meža fakultātes Zinātniski praktiskā konference “Zinātne un prakse nozares attīstībai”. 2011.
gada 14.-18. marts, Jelgava.
Miezīte O., Indriksons A. Vides faktoru ietekmes novērtēšana uz jaunaudžu veselības
stāvokli. LLU Meža fakultātes Zinātniski praktiskā konference “Zinātne un prakse nozares
attīstībai”. 2011. gada 14.-18. marts, Jelgava.
Miezīte O., Indriksons A., Dreimanis A., Ruba J. The succession dynamics in Sphagnosa
forest site type ecosystem after the forest fire. 6th International Conference. Research and
conservation of biological diversity in Baltic region. Daugavpils University. Institute of
Systematic Biology. April 28-29, 2011., Daugavpils.
Indriksons A., Zalitis P. The impact of confined aquifer water on the soil groundwater quality
in peatland forests”. ModelCare 2011. Models – Repositories of Knowledge. The 8th
International Conference on Calibration and Reliability in Groundwater Modeling. Helmholtz
Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ, Leipzig, Germany. September 18-22, 2011.,
Leipzig.
Liepa I., Dreimanis A., Straupe I., Miezīte O., Šulcs V., Indriksons A., Luguza S., Jankovska
I., Gackis M. Meža ekoloăija un mežkopība. Apvienotais pasaules latviešu zinātnieku 3.
kongress un Letonikas 4. kongress „Zinātne, sabiedrība un nacionālā identitāte”. 2011. gada
24.-27. oktobris, Rīga, Jelgava.
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Courses delivered
Forest botany: the obligatory part of full time forest engineer study programme of the
Forest Faculty, 1st
semester (2.5 KP);
the obligatory part of the part time forest engineer higher professional
study programme of
the Forest Faculty, 1st semester (2.5 KP);
Forest botany (complex practice): the obligatory part of full time forest engineer study
programme of the
Forest Faculty, 2nd semester.
Botany: the obligatory part of the part time crop science, horticulture and animal
science study programs
of the Faculty of Agriculture, 1st and 2nd semester (2 KP).
Botany and pharmacognozy (laboratory works): the obligatory part of the full time
veterinary medicine
study programme of the Faculty of Veterinary
nd
Medicine, 2 semester.
Forest pyrology: the obligatory part of the part time forest engineer higher professional
study programme
of the Forest Faculty, 10th semester (1.5 KP).
Management of waterlogged forests: the obligatory part of the part time forest engineer
higher
professional study programme of the Forest Faculty,
10. semester (2 KP).
73, including: 8 in internationaly quotable issues, 4 – in reviewed issues confirmed by Latvian
Council of Science, 14 – in other reviewed international and Latvian issues, 24 thesis of
scientific conferences, 4 popular science publications, 6 educational methodical materials,
13 reports of scientific projects.
Most important publications (not more than five)
Indriksons A., Zalitis P. (2000) The impact of hydrotechnical drainage on the cycle of
some biogenous elements in forest. In: Baltic Forestry, Vol. 6, No. 1(10): pp. 18-24.
Indriksons A., Zālītis P. (2004) Cycle of water and biogenous elements in the forest
ecosystems in Latvia. In: Towards the Sustainable use of Europe’s Forests - Forest Ecosystem
and Landscape Research: Scientific Challenges and Opportunities: EFI proceedings. Edited
by F. Andersson, Y. Birot, R. Päivinen.- Joensuu. European Forest Institute, No.49, 25-27
June 2003, Tours, France. Tourus: EFI, 2004, p.199-128.
Apsīte E., Indriksons A. (2007) Quantification of nutrient loads from diffuse and point
sources into inland surface waters in Latvia. In: Proceedings of the Latvian Academy of
Sciences. Section B: Natural, Exact, and Applied Sciences. No. 1./2.- 59-65 pp.
312
Zālītis, A., Indriksons, A. (2009) The hydrological properties of waterlogged and
drained forests in Latvia. In: Jornal of Water and Land Development. No. 13 b: 69-86.
Ots. K., Indriksons A., Varnagyiryte-Kabasinskiene I., Mandre M., Kuznetsova T,
Klõšeiko J, Tilk M., Kõresaar K., Lukjanova A., Kikamägi K. (2011) Changes in the
canopies of Pinus sylvestris and Picea abies under alkaline dust impact in the industrial
region of Northeast Estonia. In: Forest Ecology and Management, Vol. 262, pp. 82-87.
LUA. Sertificate in program: “E-studies: Moodle environment”, 2011.
Member and the secretary of the Board of Forest Faculty, since 2006.
Member of Latvian Society of Botanists, since 2003.
Member of Latvian Soil Society, since 2005.
Awards
Diploma for participation in the competition “Sējējs” organized by Ministry of
Agriculture of the Republic of Latvia in the year 2000.
The award of Latvian Council of Science for the young scientists: division of Chemistry,
biology and medicine science, for the paper “Impact of the silvicultural activities on the
cycle of biogenous elements in drained forest ecosystems” in the year 2003.
Paper of acknowledgment for the contribution in advising of a student scientific work:
the Bachelor paper of student M. Palejs, Faculty of Rural Engineering of the Latvia
University of Agriculture “Elaboration of a three dimensional surface model of the
Palsu bog and possibilities to use it for the analysis of environmental factors” in the year
2006. Latvian Fund for Nature Protection. Special-purpose programme of Latvian Fund
for education “Education, science and culture”.
None
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Uldis
Karlsons
Name
Surname
Dobele
1974
Place of birth
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Forestry, Department of Forest Utilization,
lecturer
Work address:
Academijas 11
Jelgava
LV-3001, Latvia
63026059
63021619
[email protected]
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Education
Study
period
Speciality
At 2011
Qualification
Agrarian and
Regional
Economics
2010-2011 Labour
environmental
protection and
assessment
2005-2006 Environmental
protection and
assessment
1992-1998 Motor transport
Studies doctor.
Professional master's
degree in labor
protection
Senior Labour
protection specialist
Motor transport
engineering
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Diploma
No.
Employment
At 2009 - Faculty of Forestry, Department of Forest Utilization, lecturer
At 2005 – Board member of SIA VERSO
1998-2005 Sales representative of SIA “Centra Jaunzemji”
Labour protection and assessment
Agricultural nature of the work environment evaluation, the U.Karlsons, Latvian University
69.zinātniskā Conference "Ergonomics and the environment", 18.02.2011. Riga University,
Department of Chemistry.
Courses delivered
Labour and civil protection -2 CP
Labour protection in economic sector – 3 CP
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Labour protection means – 2 CP
Laws and regulations in labour protection sector – 2 CP
Labour protection – 1 CP
Publications
1. Proceeding in INTERNET
- http://www.zz.lv/blog/UldisKarlsons/article.html?post_id=24285
- Changes in regulations about first aid rendering help in workplace 23.08.2010.ZZ
- http://www.zz.lv/blog/UldisKarlsons/article.html?post_id=22765
Reminder about changes labour laws for employers. 10.06.2010.ZZ
- http://www.lv.lv/?menu=doc&id=209353
Labour laws – possibility to enable oneself. 07.05.2010.ZZ
http://www.lpva.lv/index.php/lv/pv_forums/programma/
Discussion about actual problems in labour (Association Staff Management Latvia)
- http://www.bauskasdzive.lv/news/article.html?xml_id=6598&order=asc
Consultative employers. 03.02.2009.BDz
2. U.Karlsons. Analysis Psychological Risks for Farm Machinery Drivers in Crop
Farming Sector.. The First International Scientific-Practical Conference of the
Latvian Ergonomics Society „Contemporary Ergonomics and Business 2011”
Abstracts. Riga 2011.p.41.
2011.Tālākizglītības mācību programma „Drošs darbs ar azbestu”.
2011.Moodle e-kursu veidošanas vadības sistēma. Jelgava, LLU.
2007 Basic course in Pedagogy, 60 CP, Latvia University of Agriculture
2006 Fire Safety and protection courses, 160 hours, SIA MC Liepa
2005 Labour protection specialist courses, 160 hours, SIA Grosbuhs-Invest
1996 Agricultural practice in Switzerland
1996 Agricultural practice in Germany
Awards
Languages:
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
Reading skills
x
x
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Dace
Name
Jelgava
Place of birth
Brizga
Surname
1961
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Forestry, Department of Forest Utilization,
assistant
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Work address:
Academijas 11
Jelgava
LV-3001, Latvia
63026059
63021619
[email protected]
Education
Study
Speciality
period
2008-2010 Public
administration
Manager
1980-1985 Milk and Milk
product
technologic
engineer
Qualification
Professional
masters in
Public and
Administration
and Manager of
Public
Administration
Engineer technologist
Research degrees
Agriculture
Year
2010
Speciality
Public
administration
Manager
Degree
Second
(graduate)
professional
degree
Diploma
No.
PD E
Nr. 0230
Employment
At 01.09.2009. - Faculty of Forestry, Department of Forest Utilization, assistant
14.03.2008-31.08.2009 - Faculty of Forestry, Department of Labour Environment
01.03.1994.-10.04.2007. Holding company „Jelgavas cukurfabrika”, environment engineer
20.09.1988-01.03.1994 - Holding company „Jelgavas cukurfabrika”, purification plant
engineer – chemist
03.02.1986-20.09.1988- Holding company „Jelgavas cukurfabrika”, purification plant
engineer – chemist in technological laboratory of sugar industry
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Courses delivered
Labour and civil protection -2 CP
Publications
Staša J., Šėēle A., Brizga D., KristiĦš I., Heidemanis I. Ergonomical Problems and its
Solution During the Study Process. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference
„Human and Nature Safety 2009”. Part 1, Akademija (Kauno r.), 2009.- p.p. 9-12.
06.12.2004. – 40 hour course of IT for office staff
05.09.2006. – 5 hour seminar „Minimal standards of Hygiene in foodstuff enterprise”
22.03.2007. – 18 hour course in program “Internet and e-mail”
25.10.2007. – English language courses
17.10.2008.-22.05.2009. Innovation university of didactics.
01.07.2009.-02.07.2009. – Important Ideas in Public Administration. Development of the
Online Corriculum: Options and Strategies.
27.01.2012.- Participation in the Academic Conference "Learning internationalization.
Professional higher education program development. "
Awards
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
x
x
x
Russian
x
x
x
German
English
x
x
x
317
CURRICULUM VITAE
Jānis
Name
Jēkabpils district
Place of birth
Palabinskis
Surname
1957
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture Faculty of Engineering
Institute of Agricultural Machinery, Associated professor, Dr.sc.ing.
Work address:
5,J.Cakstes boulvd., Jelgava LV-3001
6, ZiedoĦu street, Ozolnieki,
Jelgavas district, LV - 3018
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
63023825
63020762
[email protected]
63023670
[email protected]
Education
PhD studies, Latvia Academy of Agriculture
Latvia Academy of Agriculture, Faculty of
Mechanization
Study
Speciality
period
mechanization
mechanization
Qualification
Dipl.
Engineer
Research degrees
Council of Science in
Agricultural Engineering H-1,
LUA, Jelgava
Engineering
Year
Speciality
Degree
1998
Agricultural
engineering
Dr.sc.ing.
1992
Agricultural
engineering
M.sc.ing
Diploma
No.
G-D
Nr.000392
Nr. 000889
Employment
2006 – current date: associated professor, Head Institute of Agricultural Machinery,, Faculty of Engineering
(FE), Latvia University of Agriculture (LUA)
5, J. Cakstes boulv., LV-3001, Jelgava, Latvia
1998. – 2006: assistant professor, Head Institute of Agricultural Machinery, LUA
1997. – 1998: lecturer, Head Institute of Agricultural Machinery, LUA
1995. – 1997: lecturer, Head Department mechanization, LUA
1993. – 1995: lecturer, Head Department of Plant - growing Machinery, LUA
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1991. – 1993: assistant , Department of Agricultural Machinery, LAA
1988. – 1991: PhD student, research associate, LAA
1985. – 1988: research associate, Department of Agricultural Machinery, LAA
1980. – 1985: student , Faculty of Mechanization, LAA
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The Material Investigations of Solar Collector
Research of Grain Drying (cooling) process
Grain active ventilation using ozonized air
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Aivars Aboltins, Janis Palabinskis, Guntis Rušėis. Usage of Different Materials
in Air Heated Solar Collectors. 9th International Scientific Conference „
Engineering for Rural Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, May 27-28, 2010; p 6772
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Aboltins, J. Palabinskis and G. Rušėis. The Investigations of Heating Process in Solar Air
Heating Collector. Agronomy Reserarch. Volume 8 „Biosystems Engineering. Special Issue 1,
Estonia, 2010, P. 5 - 11.
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Aivars Aboltins, Janis Palabinskis, Aigars Lauva, Guntis Rušėis. Investigations
of Air Solar Collector Efficiency. 8th International Scientific Conference „
Engineering for Rural Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, 28-29 May, 2009.
Aivars Aboltins, Janis Palabinskis, Aigars Lauva, Guntis Ruskis. Steel-Tinplate
Absorber Investigations in Air Solar Collectors. 8th International Scientific
Conference „ Engineering for Rural Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, 28-29
May, 2009.
J. Palabinskis, A. Aboltins, A. Lauva, N. Karpova-Sadigova. The comparative
material investigations of solar collestor. Proceedings of the Agronomy
Reserarch. Volume 6 „Engineering of Agricultural Technologies. Special Issue,
Kaunas, Lithuania, 17.–20. 09. 2008.
J. Palabinskis, A. Lauva, A. ĀboltiĦš, N. Karpova-Sadigova. Movable Air Solar
Collector and its Efficiency. 7th International Scientific Conference „
Engineering for Rural Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, 29-30 May, 2008;
J. Palabinskis, A. Lauva, A. ĀboltiĦš, J. Skujans, U. Iljins. The Material
Investigations of Solar Collector. 6th International Scientific Conference „
Engineering for Rural Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, 24-25 May, 2007.
Palabinskis,J,A. Lauva, A. ĀboltiĦš, N. Karpova-Sadigova .Research of Grain
Drying (cooling) process in Latvia. Jubilee Scientific Conference with
International Participation „State of the Akt and Problems of Agricultural
science and Education” Plovdiv. Bulgaria 19 – 20 October 2005.
Palabinskis,A. Lauva, A. ĀboltiĦš, N. Karpova-Sadigova. Grain active
ventilation using ozonized air. International Conference „New technological
processes and investigation methods for agricultural engineering”. No.10.
Raudondvaris 8 – 9 September 2005.
Aboltins A., Palabinskis J,A. Lauva. Graudu aktīvā ventilēšana ar ozonētu
gaisu. Starptautiskā zinātniskā konference „Inženierproblēmas
lauksaimniecībā” rakstu krājums. Jelgava. 2005. 2. – 3. jūnijs
Aboltins A., Berzins E., Palabinskis J. Heat-Mass Transter in Grain Primary
Procesing. Bulletin of the University of Agricultural Sciences and veterinary
medicine. Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Vol. 55 – 56 / 2001. P. 141 - 146
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Palabinskis J. Aboltins A., Cooling of hot grain. International Scientic
Symposium Brno (ČR), 1997.
Aboltins A., Palabinskis J., Skrupskis I., A Matematical Model for the Grain
Cooling AgEng’96 Conference of Agricultural Engineeering, Madrid (Spain)
1996.
Courses delivered
Lectures, practical works, course works for Bsc.ing.:
Agricultural Machinery ; Communal Machinery ; Agricultural Mechanization
Drain desiccation and storage .
Number of publications: over 45 including monogrtaphs, training appliances, scientific
papers and articles
Publications
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•
Aboltins, A., Palabinskis, J. and Lauva, A. Grain Active Ventilation Using Ozonized Air.
Acta Hort. (2010) 858: 83-88
Aivars Aboltins, Janis Palabinskis, Guntis Rušėis. Usage of Different Materials in Air
Heated Solar Collectors. 9th International Scientific Conference „ Engineering for Rural
Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, May 27-28, 2010; p 67- 72
•
Aboltins, J. Palabinskis and G. Rušėis. The Investigations of Heating Process in Solar Air Heating
Collector. Agronomy Reserarch. Volume 8 „Biosystems Engineering. Special Issue 1, Estonia, 2010, P. 5 11.
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A.Aboltins, J.Palabinskis, A.Lauva The investigations of absorbers of air solar collector,
Programme and Abstracts of International Conference ‘’Synergy and Technical
Development ( SynEnergy2009)’’ Godollo, Hungary, 30.08-02.09 2009.
Aivars Aboltins, Janis Palabinskis, Aigars Lauva, Guntis Rušėis. Investigations of Air
Solar Collector Efficiency. 8th International Scientific Conference „ Engineering for
Rural Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, 28-29 May, 2009; p 176 – 181
Aivars Aboltins, Janis Palabinskis, Aigars Lauva, Guntis Rušėis. Steel-Tinplate
Absorber Investigations in Air Solar Collectors. 8th International Scientific Conference
„ Engineering for Rural Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, 28-29 May, 2009; p 182- 187
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J. Palabinskis, A. Aboltins, A. Lauva, N. Karpova-Sadigova. The comparative material investigations of
solar collestor. Proceedings of the Agronomy Reserarch. Volume 6 „Engineering of Agricultural
Technologies. Special Issue, Kaunas, Lithuania, 17.–20. 09. 2008, P. 255 - 261.
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J. Palabinskis, A. Lauva, A. ĀboltiĦš, N. Karpova-Sadigova. Movable Air Solar
Collector and its Efficiency. 7th International Scientific Conference „ Engineering for
Rural Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, 29-30 May, 2008; P. 51 - 56
ĀboltiĦš, Aivars. Graudu kaltēšana un uzglabāšana: mācību grāmata LLU
lauksaimniecības,
lauksaimniecības
uzĦēmējdarbības
un
lauksaimniecības
inženierzinātĦu studiju programmu studentiem, maăistrantiem un doktorantiem. Darba
rezultāti ir izmantojami praktiėu ikdienas darbā / A. ĀboltiĦš, J. Palabinskis. - Jelgava :
Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte, 2007. - 74 lpp. : il., tab. ; 30 cm.
J. Palabinskis, A. Lauva, A. Aboltins, J. Skujans, U. Iljins. The Material Investigations of
Solar Collector. 6th International Scientific Conference „ Engineering for Rural
Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, 24-25 May, 2007; p 18 – 23.
J. Palabinskis, A. Lauva, A. ĀboltiĦš, N. Karpova-Sadigova. Comparative Studies of the
Solar Material Collector. 5th International Scientific Conference „ Engineering for Rural
Development”, Jelgava, Latvia, 18-19 May, 2006
J. Palabinskis,A. ĀboltiĦš, N. Karpova-Sadigova. Research of Grain Drying (cooling)
process in Latvia. Jubilee Scientific Conference with International Participation „State of
the Akt and Problems of Agricultural science and Education” Plovdiv. Bulgaria 19 – 20
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October 2005.
Aboltins A., Berzins E., Palabinskis J. Heat-Mass Transter in Grain Primary Procesing.
Bulletin of the University of Agricultural Sciences and veterinary medicine. ClujNapoca, Romania, Vol. 55 – 56 / 2001. P. 141 - 146
Aboltins A., Palabinskis J., Skrupskis I. Results of Modelling the Treatment of Granular
Agricultural Produce // Proceedings of the International Symposium on Applications of
Modelling as an Innovatine Technology in the “Agri-Food-Chain”, Acia Hortcultural N0
476, p. 85. – 91.
Aboltins A., Palabinskis J., Skrupskis I. The results of heat – mass transfer modelling of
small granular agricultural production. International conference on agricultural
engineering. Part I, EurAgEng’ 98, Oslo, p. 361. – 362.
Palabinskis J., ĀboltiĦš A. Karstu graudu pēckaltēšana ar nostāvināšanu // LLU Raksti,
1998. Nr. 13 (290), 77. - 82. lpp.
Aboltins A., Palabinskis J. Cooling of hot grain by Seasoning Proceeding of the International Scientic
Symposium Brno, 1997
• September 1999 -December 2000- Course of “Higher education didactics”, LUA,
Jelgava.
• October, 2006-April, 2007. Course of English; PIC Jelgava.
February – April, 2007. Course of Power Point and E-mail; Ltd LIDERIS, Jelgava.
Member of Faculty Board; Member of University Convention
Awards
Number of patents, inventions etc. -2
Ventilation corn-bin. – Patent of USSR, AC 706455б, 1991.
Grain ventilation equipment . – Patent of Latvia, LV 10740, 1996.
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
x
x
x
Russian
x
x
x
German
x
x
x
English
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Curriculum vitae
Juris
Name
Ventspils region, Ugāle
Place of birth
21.10.1942
Date, months,year
Priekulis
Last name
Position:
LUA, Faculty of Engineering, Institute of
Agricultural Machinery, Head of Animal Breeding
and Food Engineering Department, Professor
Work place address:
LV-3001, Jelgava,
J.Čakstes blv.5
Telephone 63080691
Telex: …………………….
Fax: 63020762
Home address:
LV-3001, Jelgava,
Uzvaras 4 - 44
Telephone 63027535
Mobile phone 29422708
Education:
Undergraduate studies,
graduate, post-graduate
studies. School, state
Time of
studies
LLA
1964.-1969.
LLA post-graduate studies
1973.-1975.
Specialty
Qualification
Mechanisation of
agricultural production
processes
Eng. mech.
Mechanisation of
Scientific qualification:
Scientific council,
institution, state
Year
ВИСХОМ,
Moscow
1977.
Specialty
1992.
LLU
1998.
LLU
2001.
LLU
Mechanisation of
Engineering
Engineering branch
Animal breeding
machinery sub-branch
Agricultural branch,
Engineering animal
breeding sub-branch
Scientific
degree
Diploma No.
t.z.k.
TH Nr.016950
Dr.sc.ing.
G-D Nr.000035
Associate
professor
LLU-A PR
Nr.015
Professor
LLU-PR
Nr.033
Scientific and pedagogical work:
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Scientific institutions (period of time), scientific trends, projects, grants, lecture courses,
Master and Doctoral advisory.
LLU (1969-2011). Scientific trend: Rational technology and mechanisation in dairy farming
and animal feed production.
Projects, grants (1997-2011):
-
Manager and responsible executor for grant themes: G14 No.96.0163.1 (1997-2000);
No.01.0787 (2001-2004), No.05.1580 (2005-2008)and No.09.1463 (2009-2011);
ZM contract No.031207/C-292 „Development of branch standard „Manure production and
management”” Manager and responsible executor (Dec. 2007- May 2008);
ZM project ZM 99/17-17 Manager “Proposals and recommendations for animal barn
construction and equipment” (1998-1999);
-
Number of publications – 290; incl., monographs, books and booklets – 22 issues.
Most important publications:
1. Priekulis J. Racionāla tehnoloăija un mehanizācija piena lopkopībā./Zinātniska
monogrāfija. Jelgava. :LLU, 2000. -148 lpp.
2. Priekulis J. Lopkopības mehanizācija. Jelgava: LLU, 2008. -355 lpp.
3. Vides aizsardzības pasākumu ieviešana cūku intensīvās audzēšanas fermās. /J.PriekuĜa
red.-R.Poligrafists., 2006. -87 lpp.
4. Liellopu un cūku mītnes: tehnoloăija un aprīkošana/ J.PriekuĜa red. R.: Poligrāfists, 2003.
-198 lpp.
5. Prasības un ieteikumi lopu mītĦu tehnoloăiskai projektēšanai un aprīkošanai. /Aut.gr.vad.
J.Priekulis. -Jelgava: LLU, 1999.-60 lpp.
6. Laurs A., Priekulis J. Mūsdienīga piena ražošana. /LLU Ulbrokas zinātnes centrs -R.
:Poligrāfists, 2001. -345 lpp.
Number of patents, author certificates, licenses - 6
Patents, inventions, registered new plant and animal species, lines
1. Хранилище для влажного зерна. -Авт.свид. СССР №407021, (соавт.В.В.Пилверс).
2. Датчик сигнализации об изменении расхода жидкости. -Авт.свид. ССС № 668653
(соавт.С.Я.Тимшан, Л.Н. Бучениекс).
3. Устройство для снятия доильных стаканов с сосков вымени и отвода доильного
аппарата из-под коровы.-Авт.свид.СССР №701606. (соавт А.Р.Шпиллерс,
С.Я.Тимшан).
4. Устройство для автоматического отключения доильного аппарата после окончания
доения.-Авт.свид.СССР № 869709.(соавт.В.М.Денисов).
5. Slaukšanas iekārta ar piena vadu. LV patents Nr.13276. Public.20.06.2005. (J.Priekulis,
V.Zujs, V.AuziĦš)
6.
Govju boksu paklāju mīkstuma noteikšanas ierīce. Patents LV 14246 B. Public.20.11.2010. (J.Priekulis, A.Laurs,
A.SaliĦš, G.Rudzāts).
Knowledge of foreign languages:
Reading
Writing
Excellent, good, average
Excellent, good, average
Speaking
Russian
German
English
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Kaspars
Name
Aluksne region, Latvia
Place of birth
Vārtukapteinis
Surname
1951
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Institute of Agricultural Machinery, Professor
Work address:
5, Cakste boulv. , Jelgava
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
63023825, 29250437
63020762
[email protected]
Education
Veterinary Academy in Moscow, course of
French, 10 month.
Faculty of Agricultural Engineering, Latvian
Agricultural Academy
Study
period
1988-89
1969-74
Speciality
Qualification
Diploma
Mechanisation
of agricultural
processes
Mechanical
engineer
Research degrees
Latvian Agricultural
Academy
Agriculture
Year
Speciality
1984
Agricultural
Engineering
1992
Agricultural
Engineering
Degree
Candidate of
technical
sciences
Dr.sc.ing.
Diploma
No.
TH 077979
G-D
000004
Employment
Since 01.09.2007. – Professor, Institute of Agricultural Machinery, Latvia University of
Agriculture (LLU).
1991-2007 – Dean, Faculty of Engineering, LLU.
2001-2007 – Professor, Institute of Agricultural Machinery (part time job, holding of more
than one job).
1998-2001 – Assoc. Prof, Institute of Agricultural Machinery (part time job, holding of
more than one job).
1991-1998 – Docent, Institute of Agricultural Machinery (part time job, holding of more than
one job).
1986-1991 – Vice Dean, Faculty of Engineering, LLU (holding of more than one job).
1989-1991 – Docent, Department of Agricultural Machinery.
1985-1989 – Docent, Department of Mechanics.
1974-1985 – Researcher in Departments of Machine Service and Agricultural Machinery.
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Scientific and pedagogical activities
Latvia University of Agriculture (till 1991 Academy), mechanisation of liquid mineral
fertilisers, construction and operation of boom sprayers, higher education and engineering
education, history of education and science. Pedagogical activities: courses delivered
“Agricultural mechanisation”, Introduction in studies”, Agricultural machinery”, “Theory of
agricultural machinery”, earlier – “Theoretical mechanics”.
Number of publications: 183: int.al., books and brochures - 22, scientific works - 61, reports
of research works - 5, teaching aids - 6.
Significant publications (last 5 years):
1. Vartukapteinis K., Cukure A., Cukurs J. Process of Studies Evaluated by Students. In: Proccedings of the 10th
Internat. Scientific Conference „Engineering for Rural Development”. Jelgava, 2011, May 26-27, p. 268-273.
2. Vārtukapteinis K. Latvijas Universitātes Lauksaimniecības fakultātes pārtapšana par
Jelgavas Lauksaimniecības akadēmiju. No: Latvijas Universitātes Raksti. 2010, 763. sēj.
ZinātĦu vēsture un muzejniecība. 19.–31. lpp.
3. Vartukapteinis K., Cukure A., Cukurs J. First year student evaluation of study process at
the Faculty of Engineering. In: Proceedings of the International scientific conference
Engineering for rural development. Jelgava: LLU, 2010, p. 335-338.
4. Birzietis G., Vartukapteinis K. Quality assurance and assesment frameworks of biosystems
engineering studies in Latvia. In: Proceedings of the 5th ERABEE workshop on „Quality
assurence & assessment frameworks of biosystems engineeering studies”, Prague, April
29-30, 2010, p. 95-102.
5. Vārtukapteinis K. Agricultural engineering and pedagogical sciences at the Faculty of
engineering. In: Proceedings of the International scientific conference Latvia University of
Agriculture – 70. Jelgava, LLU, 2009, p. 36-46.
6. Vārtukapteinis K., Tabunova T. Improvement of scientific qualification in Latvia
University of Agriculture during 70 years. In: Proceedings of the International scientific
conference Latvia University of Agriculture – 70. Jelgava, LLU, 2009, p. 173-174.
7. Vārtukapteinis K. Jelgavas Lauksaimniecības akadēmija. No: Latvijas Lauksaimniecības
universitātes 70 gadi, Jelgava, LLU, 2009, 5.-33. lpp.
8. Vārtukapteinis K., Čukure A. Development of cooperation with graduates trough reunion.
In: Proceedings of the 7th International scientific conference Engineering for Rural
Development. Jelgava: LLU, 2008, p. 372-376.
9. Lauksaimniecības mehanizācijas fakultātes 1988. gada absolventi / sast. K.Vārtukapteinis,
A.Čukure – Jelgava: LLU, 2008. – 192 lpp.
10. Birzietis G., Vartukapteinis K. Biosystems engineering in Latvia – situation & perspective.
In: Proceedings of the 1st ERABEE Workshop on “Definition of the Emerging Biosystems
Engineering Discipline in Europe”, Madrid, April 3-4, 2008, p. 87-89.
11. Birzietis G., Vartukapteinis K. Update and expanding the scope of biosystems engineering
studies in Latvia. In: Proceedings of the 2nd ERABEE Workshop on “Upadate and expand
the scope of Biosystems Engineering programs of studies, placing emphasis in the areas of
bio-fuels, bio-materials and quality of products”, Dublin, October 13-14, 2008, p. 89-94.
1. Vartukapteinis K., Cukure A., Cukurs J. Process of Studies Evaluated by Students. In:
Proccedings of the 10th International Scientific Conference „Engineering for Rural
Development”. Jelgava, 2011, May 26-27.
2. Vartukapteinis K., Cukure A., Cukurs J. First year student evaluation of study process at
the faculty of Engineering. 9th International scientific conference Engineering for Rural
Development, Jelgava, LLU, May 27-28, 2010.
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3. Birzietis G., Vartukapteinis K. Research in biosystems engineering in Latvia University of
Agriculture. 9th International scientific conference Engineering for Rural Development,
Jelgava, LLU, May 27-28, 2010.
4. Birzietis G., Vartukapteinis K. Quality assurance and assesment frameworks of biosystems
engineering studies in Latvia. 5th ERABEE workshop on „Quality assurence & assessment
frameworks of biosystems engineeering studies”, Prague, April 29-30, 2010.
5. Vartukapteinis K. Development of agricultural engineering education in Latvia. 8th
International scientific conference Engineering for Rural Development, Jelgava, LLU, May
28-29, 2009.
6. Birzietis G., Vartukapteinis K. Research activities in the first two cycles of agricultural
engineering university studies in Latvia. 4th ERABEE workshop on „Research activities in
the first two cycles of European Biosystems engineering university studies”, Valetta,
November 16-17, 2009.
7. Vartukapteinis K., Cukure A. Development of cooperation with graduates trough reunion.
International scientific conference Engineering for Rural Development, Jelgava, LLU, May
28-29, 2009.
8. Birzietis G., Vartukapteinis K. Network for education and research in biosystems
engineering in Europe. 8th International scientific conference Engineering for Rural
Development, Jelgava, LLU, May 28-29, 2009.
9. Vartukapteinis K. Agricultural engineering and pedagogical sciences at the Faculty of
Engineering. 8th International scientific conference Latvia University of Agriculture – 70.
Jelgava, LLU, October 29, 2009.
10. Vārtukapteinis K., Tabunova T. Improvement of scientific qualification in Latvia
University of Agriculture during 70 years. International scientific conference Latvia
University of Agriculture – 70. Jelgava, LLU, October 29, 2009.
11. Vārtukapteinis K. 70 gadi kopš LU Lauksaimniecības fakultātes pārtapšanas par Jelgavas
Lauksaimniecības akadēmiju. LU 67. konference, 2009, 26. janv.
12. Birzietis G., Vārtukapteinis K. Biosystems engineering in Latvia – situation & perspective.
1st ERABEE Workshop on “Definition of the Emerging Biosystems Engineering Discipline
in Europe”, Madrid, April 3-4, 2008.
Membership at scientific committees
1. Member of the scientific comitee of the international scientific journal „Agricultural
Engineering Magazine” (Romania) (since 2010).
2. Chairman of the Program Committee of the International scientific conference
“Engineering for rural development 2010”, Jelgava, 2010.
3. Member of the scientific comitee of the international scientific conference „Biosystems
Engineering 2010” (Tartu).
4. Editor-in-chief of the book „Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitātes 70 gadi” (70 years of
the Latvia University of Agriculture) (2009).
5. Vice chairman of the Program committee of the International scientific conference “Latvia
University of Agriculture 70”, Jelgava (2009).
6. Vice chairman of the Program committee of the Proceedings of the International scientific
conference “Latvia University of Agriculture 70”, (2009).
7. Member of the scientific committee of the section “History of Technical sciences” of the
RTU 48th International Scientific Conference, Riga, 2007.
8. Chairman of the Program Committee of the International scientific conference
“Engineering for rural development 2006”, Jelgava, 2006.
9. Member of the editorial board of the Proceedings of the Latvia University “History of the
Sciences and Museums” (since 2004).
10. Member of the editorial board of the Proceedings of the Riga Technical University
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“History of the Sciences” (since 2005).
Administration of Projects
1. Coordinator from Latvia side of the International Project of the Baltic Sea Region
Programme „BATMAN - BAltic Forum for Innovative Technologies for Sustainable
MANure Management” (since 2010).
2. Project of the USAEE thematic network (University Studies of Agricultural Engineering in
Europe) of the SOCRATES/ERASMUS program. Leader from Latvia side (2002-2007).
3. Leader from Latvia University of Agriculture side of the cooperation agreement Nr. SLEQUAL-2005-14 of the EQUAL project (2004-2008).
4. Leader of the ESF project VPD1/ESF/PIAA/04/APK/3.2.3.2./0066/0067 „Modernization of
the Engineering study content at Latvia University of Agriculture” (2005-2008).
5. Leader of the ESF project VPD1/ESF/PIAA/05/APK/3.2.5.2./0121/0067 “Promotion of the
technological competencies of the teaching staff of the Faculty of Engineering of the Latvia
University of Agriculture in engineering industry and metal working” (2006-2007).
6. Leader of the ESF project VPD1/ESF/PIAA/05/APK/3.2.7.2./0054/0067 „Processing of the
materials of career-guidance and realization of the measures at the Faculty of Engineering”
(2006-2007).
Membership in academic and professional associations, in elective office
Full member of the Latvia Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences (since 2000), heed
of the Engineering Sciences Unit (since 2008).
Member of the Professors Council at the LLA, Agricultural Engineering and Water
Management (since 2003).
Member of the Terminology Commission of the Latvian Academy of Sciences (2006).
Expert in agricultural machinery of the Latvian National Accreditation Bureau (2007).
Vice chairman of LLU Convent (2007-2010) and Senate (since 2001).
Member of the Council of the LLU teaching and research farm Vecauce (since 2004).
Member of the Council of the Faculty of Engineering, LLU (since 1997).
Head of the Teaching methodic commission of the Faculty of Engineering, LLU (since 2008).
11 certificate of authorship USSR, one Patent of the Latvia.
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
French
28.02.2012.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Kaspars
Name
Riga
Place of birth
Abramenko
Surname
1977
Year of Birth
LUA, Department of Environmental Engineering and Water Management
Lecturer
Place of work address:
Akademijas Str. 19
Jelgava
Home address:
4 A. Kalnina Str. fl. 15a
Riga
LV-3001, LATVIA
(+371) 630 29908
Phone Nr.
(+371) 630 22180
Fax:
[email protected]
E-mail:
LV-1011, LATVIA
(+371) 28328142
Phone Nr.
Education
Higher education, Master’s studies, doctoral studies.
Educational Establishment, country
Bachelor studies. LUA, Faculty of Rural
Engineering, Latvia
Master studies. LUA, Faculty of Rural
Engineering, Latvia
Ph.D studies. LUA, Faculty of Rural Engineering,
Latvia
Research degrees:
Study period
Speciality
Qualification
1996.- 2000.
Environmental
Management
Environmental
Engineering
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2000. – 2002.
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2003. - …….
Bachelor of Environmental Sciences, 2000;
Master of Environmental Engineering Sciences, 2002.
Employment
Latvia University of Agriculture (LUA) since June 1999.
Head technician, researcher –1999.-2000.g.;
Professor’s Assistant, M.sc.ing. – 2002.- 2010.
Lecturer, researcher M.sc.ing. – 2010-…till now
“Agricultural run-off monitoring in Latvia”, “Nutrient leakage from agricultural lands”, Water
quality modeling.
Since 2010. ESF Project: „Establishment of interdisciplinary scientist group and modelling
system for groundwater research” Project Number: Nr.2009/0212/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/060EF7.
Reasercher.
EU co-financed BONUS programm RECOCA project (Reduction of Baltic Sea Nutrient
Inputs and Cost Allocation within the Baltic Sea Catchment). Assistant.
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National Research Programme - Climate Change Impact on Water Environment in
Latvia. Work package 2: Climate Change Impact on the Nutrient Run-off in Drainage Basin.
EU COST Action 869 Mitigation options for nutrient reduction in surface waters and
ground waters.
1. A.Veinbergs, A. Liepa, Z. Dimanta, K. Abramenko, V. Vircavs, D. Lauva, I. Mailite, I.
Anisimova. Climate variability effects on the groundwater table fluctuations and nitrate
nitrogen concentrations in agricultural lands. Symposium on Climate Change Challenges in
River Basin Management. Abstract Proceedings.Oulu Finland. 2011. 17-19.january. 52-53 pp.
2. Vircavs, V., Abramenko, K., D. Lauva, A.Veinbergs. Poster presentation. Modelling of
groundwater table fluctuations in agricultural monitoring stations NORDIC WATER 2010.
The XXVI Nordic Hydrological Conference. Hydrology: From research to water management,
9-11 August 2010. Riga, Latvia.
3. A.Veinbergs, A.Liepa, Z.Dimanta, K.Abramenko, V.Vircavs, D.Lauva, I.Mailīte, I
AĦisimova. „Climate variability effects on the groundwater level fluctuations and nitrate
nitrogen concentrations in agricultural lands”. 4th International Conference „Environmental
Science and Education in Latvia and Europe”. ISBN 978-9984-48-035-0. p 25-26.
4. Jansons V., Abramenko K. Application of the SWAT model in Latvia. BONUS
programmas RECOCA projekta (Reduction of Baltic Sea Nutrient Inputs and Cost
Allocation within the Baltic Sea Catchments) leaders meeting. Stockholm
university, Baltic Nest Institute. 10.-11. V. 2010.
5. Lagzdinš, A., Jansons, V., Abramenko, K. “Drenu ūdeĦu kvalitātes īstermiĦa
mainība”. (Short-term Variability of Drainage Water Quality) LUA LIF Scientifically
practical conference Environment and Water Management issues. Match 31, 2010.
Jelgava, http://www2.llu.lv/homepg/lif/ (From 2010.09.22.)
6. Abramenko, K., Veinbergs, A. „Groundwater level modeling in monitoring stations”.
Scientifically practical conference Environment and Water Management issues. March 31,
2010. Jelgava, http://www2.llu.lv/homepg/lif/ (From 2010.09.22.)
8. K. Abramenko, A.Bakute, A.Veinbergs, A.LagzdiNs (2009) Estimations of nitrogen
pressure within Berze river catchment for future climate scenarios. University of
Latvia 67th Scientific Conference, Section: „Climate change and water”, Riga,
Latvia, 20th February, 2009.
Courses delivered
Study courses “Ecology and environmental protection”, “Hydrology” “Soil and water
conservation I and II”, “Forest melioration”, “Applied Hydrology I and II”;
Training courses “Practical agriculture”, “Hydrometry”.
Publications
• Vircavs V, Jansons V, Veinbergs A, Abramenko K, Dimanta Z, AĦisimova I, Lauva D,
Liepa A. Modeling of groundwater level fluctations in agricultural monitoring sites.
Environmental Earth Sciences. Advances in the Research of Aquatic Environment,
Vol. 1, ISBN 978-3-642-19901-1. pp. 217 – 224.
• A.Veinbergs, A. Liepa, Z. Dimanta, K. Abramenko, V. Vircavs, D. Lauva, I. Mailite, I.
Anisimova. Climate variability effects on the groundwater table fluctuations and
nitrate nitrogen concentrations in agricultural lands. Symposium on Climate Change
Challenges in River Basin Management. Abstract Proceedings. Oulu Finland. 2011.
17-19.january. 52-53 pp.
• Jansons V., Sudārs R., Abramenko K. (2010) Scale issues for assessment of nutrient
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loss from agricultural land in Latvia. In: Proceedings of the XXVI NHC "Hydrology:
From research to water management" - Riga, Latvia. 8-11 August. 2010. pp. 84.
A. Lagzdins, V. Jansons, K. Abramenko (2010) Application of SWAT model to the
Berze agricultural catchment. The XXVI Nordic Hydrological Conference :
Hydrology: From research to water management, Nordic Hydrological Programme
Report No. 51, University of Latvia Press, Riga, pp. 87.
V.Jansons, L.BērziĦa, K.Abramenko, R.Timbare. (2009) Risk Assessment of the
Agricultural Pollution with Nitrates in Latvia. LLU raksti 22 (317),; 1-11
LagzdiĦš, A., Jansons, V., Abramenko, K. (2007) Classification of the water quality for
nutrients in agricultural run – off. In: Proceedings of Fifth Study Conference on
Baltex. Publication No. 38. Isemer, H. J. (ed.). GKSS Forschungszentrum Geesthacht
GMbH, Germany, ISSN 1681-6471, pp. 202 – 203.
LagzdiĦš, A., Jansons, V., Abramenko, K. (2007) Assessment of water quality
concerning phosphorus in agricultural run – off. In: Proceedings of the 5th
International Phosphorus Workshop (Diffuse Phosphorus Loss). DJF Plant Science
No. 130. Heckrath, G., Rubæk, G. H., Kronvang, B. (ed.). Digisource Danmark A/S,
Denmark, ISBN 87-91949-20-3, pp. 313-315.
Awards
Language skills:
Reading
excellent, good, poor
Writing
Speaking
Latvian (native)
X
X
X
Russian
X
X
X
English
X
X
X
German
X
X
X
French
X
X
X
Swedish
X
X
X
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Linda
Name
Ventspils
Place of birth
Grinberga
Surname
1985
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Rural Engineering Department of
Environmental Engineering and Water Management - Head of Laboratory, Assistant
Work address:
19 Akademijas Street, LV-3001, Jelgava, Latvia
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
+371 63029851
+371 63022180
[email protected]
Education
Study
period
Undergraduate studies
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Rural
Engineering, Latvia
2003 –
2008
Master studies
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Rural
Engineering, Latvia
2008 –
2010
Speciality
Environmental
Engineering and
Water
Management
Hidroengineering
Qualification
Professional
bachelor’s
degree and
engineer
qualification
Master’s
degree
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Diploma
No.
Employment
2005. – 2008. SIA „Inženiertehniskie projekti”
Since 2008. Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Rural Engineering, Department of
Environmental Engineering and Water Management
Academic area of work: Ecology and Environmental Protection, Environmental Engineering,
Wastewater Treatment, Constructed Wetlands.
European Economic Area (EEA) Financial Mechanism and Ministry of Environmental Protection
(Latvia) co financed Environmental policy integration program in Latvia, Subproject “The energyefficient wastewater treatment technologies in biological ponds, wetlands and biofilters”.
Managed an Engineer Project „Water Supply and Sewerage Project Solutions in Krievlauki, Ventspils
District.”
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Tilgalis Ē., Grinberga L. „The energy-efficient wastewater treatment technologies in constructed
wetlands”. International scientific conference „Civilengineering`11”. Jelgava, 13.05.2011.
Tilgalis Ē., Grinberga L. „NotekūdeĦu energoefektīvas attīrīšanas tehnoloăijas izmantojot mākslīgos
mitrājus” Uzstāšanās LLU LIF organizētajā zinātniski praktiskā konferencē “Vides un
ūdenssaimniecības problēmas”. Jelgava, 31.03.2009.
Courses delivered
Environmental Engineering (lectures, laboratory and practical works, undergraduate students)
Ecology and Environmental Protection (lectures and practical works, undergraduate students)
Publications
Tilgalis E., Grinberga L. (2011) The energy-efficient wastewater treatment technologies in constructed
wetlands. 3rd International Conference„CIVIL ENGINEERING`11 Proceedings, V
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING. p. 263. – 266.
Tilgalis Ē., Grinberga L., Builevics A. (2011) Energoefektīva notekūdeĦu attīrīšana – mitrāji, biodīėi
un biofiltri”, Journal “Latvijas būvniecība”, rubric: Engineering, p. 54.-56. (in Latvian)
STAFF TRAINING under the ERASMUS Programme in Norwegian Institute for Agricultural and
Environmental Research (Bioforsk). 15.05.2011 – 21.05.2011, Ås, Norway.
Awards
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
English
332
CURRICULUM VITAE
Ēvalds
Name
District Balvi
Place of birth
Dreimanis
Surname
1940
Year of birth
Work address:
19. Akadēmijas str.
Jelgava
LV- 3001
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
63029851
63022180
[email protected]
Education
Study
Speciality
period
1958-1964 Forestry
Qualification
Engineer
Research degrees
Latvia University
Year
1992
Speciality
Botany
Degree
Dr. Biol.
Diploma
No.
C-D Nr.
00026
Employment
1966-1971 Engineer, research senior engineer at the Department of Forestry
1971-1978 Senior of research associate at the Faculty of Agronomy
1978-1980 Docent at the Faculty of Agronomy
1980-1991 Vice Rector of part time studies of Latvia University of Agriculture
1991-1995 Director of qualification studies
1995-now Latvia University of Agriculture, Docent at the Department of Engineering and
Water Management
Karelian birch instillation using infectional method (1966-1971)
Karelian birch wood-pulp anatomical research (1971-1974)
Research a ,,stem pitting” virus and its possible impact on steam bumpy forming, research on
Karelian birch wood-pulp forming issues (1974-1980)
Courses delivered
B. Sc. Course: Ecology and Environmental Protection
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Number of publications: 35 …….
Publications
1. Ē. Dreimanis. By infection method grown Karelian birch wood-pulp anatomical research.
Riga, LU, 1974. pp.36.
2. Ē. Dreimanis, J. Švarcbahs. Intensification of Agriculture and nature protection. Jelgava,
LLA, 1984, pp. 54.
3. Problems of Land reclamation and rural development. Jelgava, LUA, 1998. pp. 9.
4. J. Švarcbahs, R. Sudārs, V. Jansons, U. KĜaviĦš, Ē. Dreimanis, P. Bušmanis. Ecology and
Environmental Protection. Jelgava, LUA, 2001. pp. 200.
5. J. Švarcbahs, R. Sudārs, V. Jansons, U. KĜaviĦš, A. Zīverts, Ē. Dreimanis, P. Bušmanis.
Ecology and Environmental Protection. Jelgava, LUA, 2006. pp. 225.
Awards
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
X
Russian
X
German
English
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
________________
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Akadēmiskais personāls
Guna Bagrade
09.06.1977
29882116
[email protected]
Izglītība
Izglītības iestādes nosaukums (Training institution)
Latvijas Universitāte, Bioloăijas fakultāte
University of Latvia, Faculty of Biology. Biology doctor academic study programme
Piešėirtā kvalifikācija un/vai grāds (Qualification)
Dr. Biol
Piešėiršanas gads
2009
University of Latvia, Faculty of Biology. Biology master academic study programme
Dabas zinātĦu maăistra grāds bioloăijā
M.Sc.
2001
University of Latvia, Faculty of Biology. Biology bachelor academic study programme
Dabas zinātĦu bakalaura grāds bioloăijā
B.Sc.
1999
Praktiskais darba stāžs (tikai personām, kurām nav maăistra vai doktora grāda)
IeĦemamais amats (Occupation)
Darba vietas nosaukums (Establishment)
No
Līdz
Nozīmīgākie apbalvojumi - NAV
Apbalvojuma nosaukums (Award)
Piešėīrējs (Grantor)
Status
Persona, kura nodrošina studiju kursu īstenošanu (lekciju lasīšana, semināru un
praktisko nodarbību vadīšana) Vieslektore
No 2007. gada
335
Līdz šobrīd
Studiju programma
Nosaukums
Lauksaimniecība/ Agriculture
Veterinārmedicīna( Veterinary Medicine)
Veids
Pilna laika studijas ( full-time studies)
Pakāpe
Profesionālā studiju programma
(Professional Stydy Programme)
Studiju kurss (Study course)
Nosaukums Zooloăija Zoology
Dzīvnieku bioloăija un ekoloăija/ Animal biology and ecology
Kredītpunktu skaits 2
5
Studiju kursa status
Vispārizglītojošie studiju kursi
Nozares teorētiskie pamatkursi un informācijas
tehnoloăiju kursi
Nozares profesionālās specializācijas kursi
Brīvās izvēles kursi
Publikācijas
Veids
Zinātniskās publikācijas starptautiski citējamos izdevumos:
Thomson Reuters Web of Science
SCOPUS
ERIH
Engineering Village 2
EBSCO
Citos
Zinātniskās publikācijas Latvijas izdevumos
Publikācijas pie attiecīgā veida sakārto pēc publicēšanas gada
2007
2008
• OzoliĦš J., Pupila A., Ornicāns A., Bagrade G. 2008. Lynx management in Latvia:
population control or sport hunting? In: O.Opermanis, G.Whitelaw (eds.) Economic,
social and cultural aspects in biodiversity conservation, Press of the University of Latvia:
59–72.
• G. Bagrade, V. Šnábel, T. Romig, J. OzoliĦš, M. Hüttner, M. Miterpáková, D. Ševcová, P.
Dubinský. 2008. Echinococus multilocularis is a frequent parasite of red foxes (Vulpes
vulpes) in Latvia. Helminthologia 45, 4: 157–161.
•
2009
Bagrade G., Kirjušina M., Vismanis K., OzoliĦš J. 2009. Helminth parasites of the wolf
Canis lupus from Latvia. Journal of Helminthology 83: 63–68
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2010
2011
Publikāciju pieraksts: Autors(i), Nosaukums, Avots, Izdevuma numurs, Lapaspuses no_līdz,
interneta tiešsaiste uz publikāciju
Publikāciju skaits - 3
Monogrāfijas
Publicēšanas gads
2001
2002
2003
• Anderson Z., Ozolins Ya., Pupila A., Bagrade G. 2003. The East European and
Caucasian parts of lynx range (the western group of regions): Latvia. – In: Matyushkin Ye.N.,
Vaisfeld M.A. (eds.) The Lynx: Regional Features of Ecology, Use and Protection. Moscow:
Nauka, pp. 92 – 104. (in Russian/English)
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Guna Bagrade „Latvijas kaėu un suĦu dzimtu savvaĜas sugu helmintofauna”/ „Helminth fauna
of wild felids and canids in Latvia”. Rīga 2008, 128 lpp.
2009
2010
• Jedrzejewski W., Jedrzejewska B., Andersone-Lilley Ž., Balčiauskas L. Mannil P.
OzoliĦš J., Sidorovič V. E., Bagrade G., Kübarsepp M., Ornicans A., Nowak S., Pupila A.,
Zunna A. 2010. Synthesizing wolf ecology and management in Eastern Europe : similarities
and contrasts with North America. In: M. Musiani, L. Boitani (eds.) The world of wolves:
new perspectives on ecology, behaviour and management. Calgary: University of Calgary
press, 2010, p. 207–233. – (Energy, ecology and the environment series).
2011
Monogrāfijas kārto pēc publicēšanas gada norādot: Autors(i), Nosaukums, Izdošanas vieta,
Izdevniecība, Lapaspušu skaits, interneta tiešsaiste uz publikāciju
Monogrāfiju skaits – 1
Monogrāfiju skaits – līdzautore 2 monogrāfijām.
Mācību grāmatas - NAV
Metodiskā literatūra NAV
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Konferenču tēzes
Publicēšanas gads
2007
• Bagrade G., Vismanis K., Kirjušina M., OzoliĦš, J. “About the helminth fauna of the red fox
(Vulpes vulpes) in Latvia”, Xth International Helminthological Symposium, Stará Lesná,
High Tatras, Slovak Republic. p. 26.
• V. Šnábel, S. DÁmelio, M. Nakao, D. Bartková, M. Busi, M. Miterpáková, R. Salamatin,
G. Bagrade, A. M. Yemets, T. A. Kuzmina, Z. Szenasi, T. Romig, N. Altinas, A. Ito, P.
Dubinský. „Genetic diversity of Echinococcus tapeworms in examined European and
Asian reăions”, Xth International Helminthological Symposium, Stará Lesná, High Tatras,
Slovak Republic. p. 20.
• V. Šnábel, S. DÁmelio, D. Bartková, M. Miterpáková, T. Romig, B. Gottstein, G.
Bagrade, M. Busi, P. Dubinský. “Genetic diversity in Echinococcus multilocularis from
Europe”. Final Programme and Abstracts Book of the 22nd International Congress of
Hydatidology and International Symposium on Zoonoses, Athens, Greece. p. 42.
2008
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2009
G. Bagrade, J. OzoliĦš. “Echinococcosis in the wild canids in Latvia”, 3rd Symposium of
the Scandinavian Baltic Society for Parasitology, Rīga, Latvija. Book of Abstracts, p. 11.
G. Bagrade, M. Kirjušina, K. Vismanis, J. OzoliĦš. „Helminth fauna of wild felids and
canids”, 2nd International Veterinary Laboratory Scientific and Applied Conference, Rīga,
Latvija. p. 29-30.
2010
G. Bagrade, M.Kirjusina, J. Ozolins. ”Echinococcus spp. found in carnivores in Latvia”,
Epidemiology of Alveolar Echinococcosis in Europe: Monitoring and Control
Perspectives, Recent Developments and New Trends, Nancy, France. p. 7,
http://echino.eu/doc/2010-Echino_Congress-Abstract_Book.pdf
2011
Bagrade, G.; Deksne, G.; Varfolomejeva, J.& OzoliĦš J. Echinococcus multilocularis in
the wild canids in Latvia. 3rd International Conference on Laboratory Diagnostics in
Veterinary Medicine, Food and Environmental Safety, Riga, Latvia. p. 12. ISBN 978-998449-356-5, http://www.bior.gov.lv/uploads/files/AbstractBOOKBiorConference2011_majaslapai.pdf
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G. Bagrade, G.Deksne, J. Varfolomejeva, Jānis OzoliĦš. Trichinella and Echinococcus
parasites in wild canids and felids in Latvia. 8th Baltic Theriological Conference. Abstracts
of the Conference Poster and Oral papers at 8th Baltic theriological Conference, p. 10.
Kārto pēc gadiem norādot Autors(i), Nosaukums, Avots, Izdevuma numurs,
Lapaspuses no_līdz, interneta tiešsaiste uz publikāciju
Tēžu skaits - 8
Dalība zinātniskajos un akadēmiskajos projektos un programmās
Dalības gads
2007
338
Medījamo zīdītāju barošanās ekoloăija un parazītu fauna barības ėēdēs. LVMI „Silava”,
zinātniskais asistents.
Feeding ecology of game animals and parasite fauna in the food chain. Latvian State Forest
Research Institute "Silava", Scientific assistant.
Lielo plēsēju monitorings. LVMI „Silava”, zinātniskais asistents.
Monitoring of big carnivores. Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava", Scientific
assistant.
2008
Medījamo zīdītāju barošanās ekoloăija un parazītu fauna barības ėēdēs. LVMI „Silava”,
zinātniskais asistents.
Feeding ecology of game animals and parasite fauna in the food chain. Latvian State Forest
Research Institute "Silava", Scientific assistant.
Lielo plēsēju monitorings. LVMI „Silava”, zinātniskais asistents.
Monitoring of big carnivores. Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava", Scientific
assistant.
2009
Latvijas medījamo zīdītāju populāciju attīstība un to ietekmējošie faktori. LVMI „Silava”,
pētniece.
Population development of Latvia’s game mammals and the factors affecting them. Latvian
State Forest Research Institute "Silava", researcher.
2010
Meža ekosistēmu komponenti un ūdens resursi. LVMI „Silava”, pētniece.
Research on forest ecosystem components and water resources. Latvian State Forest Research
Institute "Silava", researcher.
2011
Lielo plēsēju populācijas stāvokĜa izmaiĦas medību ietekmē. LVMI „Silava”, pētniece.
Hunting impact changes on large carnivore populations. Latvian State Forest Research
Institute "Silava", researcher.
Maksimāli pieĜaujamais medījamo dzīvnieku populāciju blīvums un minimālais jeb kritiskais
populāciju lielums. LVMI „Silava”, pētniece.
Maximum admissible game population density and the minimum or critical population size.
Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava", researcher.
Projekta nosaukums, Iestādes nosaukums, Iestādes nosaukums, kas projektu īsteno,
Statuss projektā
Projektu skaits
Patenti, licences, dizainparaugi, datorprogrammas NAV
Darbs starptautiskās žūrijas komisijā NAV
Promocijas darba vadīšana 2007 – 2011 NAV
339
Promocijas darba recenzēšana 2007 – 2011 NAV
LZP eksperta darbība NAV
Profesionālā pilnveide Latvijas un ārvalstu augstskolā vai zinātniskās pētniecības
iestādē
Pasākuma nosaukums, norises vieta
Kārto pēc gadiem 2007 - 2011
2007. gads Apmācības kursi parazitoloăijā Londonas Dabas muzejā, darbs ar parazītu
- saimniekorganismu datubāzi.
Training course in parasitology at the Natural History Museum, London, UK, and work with
parasite-host database.
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2007. Pieredzes apmaiĦa Tartu Universitātē – parazitoloăijas laboratorijā (darba
metodes, tehniskais nodrošinājums, praktiskā darbība – dzīvnieka (roĦa) sekcija).
Sadarbība ar Tartu Universitātes Ekoloăijas un Zemes zinātĦu institūta Zooloăijas
katedras laboratoriju (Prof. U. Saarma) Echinococcus ăints parazītu ăenētisko analīžu
veikšanā.
Attachment in Parasitology laboratory at the Tartu University, learning of research methods,
requirements for technical equipment for laboratories and practical work in the lab. The
genetic analysis of Echinococcus was performed in collaboration with the Department of
Zoology (prof. U. Saarma), Institute of Ecology and Earth Sciences, University of Tartu.
2007. Doktorantes no Vroclavas Universitātes (Polija) uzĦemšana, saistībā ar
pētnieciskā darba veikšanu par vilku helmintofaunu Latvijā.
Collaboration with PhD student from the Wrocław University of Environmental and Life
Sciences, Poland, in the research of wolf’s helmintofauna. Co-operation in the projects
“Helminth parasites of wolf (Canis lupus L.) in Latvia” and “Helminths of wolves (Canis
lupus L.) inhabiting the natural ecosystems of Poland – coprological study”.
•
2008. Dalība 6th International Workshop on Cestode Systematics and Phylogeny,
Smolinece, Slovākija
Participation in 6th International Workshop on Cestode Systematics and Phylogeny,
Smolinece, Slovakia.
•
2011. Slovākijas ZinātĦu akadēmijas parazitoloăijas institūta Košīcē divu pētnieku
uzĦemšana Latvijas dabas muzejā saistībā ar pētnieciskā darba veikšanu par savvaĜas
plēsēju helmintofaunas pētījumiem.
Collaboration with MVDr. Martina Miterpáková, PhD and MVDr. Zuzana Hurníková, PhD
from Parasitological Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences for scientific stay in Natural
History Museum of Latvia. The visit is planned for acquiring the needed technique in
examination of samples from free-living carnivore hosts, as well as for ascertaining the
proficiency sampling.
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Curriculum vitae
PERSONAL INFORMATION:
First name and surname
Address
Telephone
Fax
e-mail
Date and place of birth
Gunārs Pētersons
„Niedrāji”, Glūdas pag., Jelgavas novads, LV-3040,
Latvia
+371 29439097
+371 6 3027344
[email protected]
24 April, 1959, Rīga, LATVIA
EDUCATION AND TRAINING:
2006
1995
1992, 1994
Academic degree Dr. biol., Latvian University
University Kiel, Ecological Center, Germany, Tempus Phare mobility
Swedish Agricultural University, Department of Wildlife Ecology, research
training
1977-1982
1966-1977
Latvian University, Faculty of Biology (Biologist, graduated in 1982)
Riga Secondary School No.5 (graduated in 1977)
WORK EXPERIENCE:
20072004-2011
2001-2006
2000-2001
2000
1990-2000
1983-1990
1981-1983
Latvia University of Agriculture (LUA), Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine, Preclinical Institute, Associate Professor
LUA, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Dean
LUA, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Preclinical Institute, Assistant
Professor (Docent)
LUA, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Anatomy,
Assistant Professor (Docent)
LUA, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Anatomy, Head
LUA, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Anatomy,
Lecturer
Latvian Academy of Agriculture, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,
Department of Pathological Anatomy and Parasitology, Assistant
Natural History Museum of Latvia, guide
ORGANIZATIONAL COMPETENCES:
1998-2004
2002-2003
1998-2001
EU Socrates/ ERASMUS program coordinator at the Faculty of
Veterinary Medicine, LUA
Visitation of LUA, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine by European
Assosiation of Establishments for Veterinary Education expert’s
team, Liaison officer
Tempus/ PHARE project “Restructuring of higher veterinary
education in Latvia”, project leader
EXPERT AND ORGANIZATIONAL POSITIONS
Board Member of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, LUA
Member of the Convent of Latvia University of Agriculture
Member of the Senate of Latvia University of Agriculture
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Scientific focal point of Latvia at the Agreement on the Conservation
of Populations of European Bats
Member of the Bat Specialist Group at the Species Survival
Comission of the International Union for Conservation of Nature
MOST IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS
Šuba J., Vintulis V., Pētersons G. 2011 Body weight provides insight into the feeding
strategy of swarming bats. Hystrix It. J. Mamm. (n.s.), 22(1), 179-187.
Šuba J., Vietniece D., Pētersons G. 2010. The parti-coloured bat Vespertilio murinus in Rīga
(Latvia) during autumn and winter. Env Exp Biol 8: 93–96.
Pētersons G., Vintulis V., Šuba J. 2010. New data on the distribution of the barbastelle bat
Barbastella barbastellus in Latvia. Estonian Journal of Ecology, 59, 1, 62-69.
Šuba J., Vintulis V., Pētersons G. 2008. Late summer and autumn swarming by bats at
SikspārĦu caves. Acta Universitatis Latviensis, 745, Biology: 43–52
Pētersons G. 2004. Seasonal migrations of north-eastern populations of Nathusius’ bat
Pipistrellus nathusii (Chiroptera).- Myotis 40-41: 29-56.
Pētersons G. 2003. Observations of Pipistrellus pygmaeus (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae) in
Latvia and in Belarus. Acta Zoologica Lituanica. Volumen 13, Numerus 1, 89.
Pētersons G., Vintulis V. 1998. Distribution and status of bats in Latvia. Proceedings of the
Latvian Academy of Sciences. Section B, 52, No. 1/2, 37-43.
Rydell J., Petersons G. 1998. The diet of the Noctule bat Nyctalus noctula in Latvia. Z.
Säugetierkunde. 63, 79-83.
Petersons G. 1995. Erstnachweis des Mausohres (Myotis myotis) in Lettland. Nyctalus (N.F.)
5: 485-487.
Petersons G. 1994. Zum Wanderverhalten der Rauhhautfledermaus (Pipistrellus nathusii).
Naturschutzreport 7(2): 373-380.
Petersons G. 1990. Die Rauhhautfledermaus (Pipistrellus nathusii) (Keyserling u. Blasius,
1839), in Lettland: Vorkommen, Phänologie und Migration. Nyctalus (N.F.) 3: 81-98.
REVIEWER FOR JOURNALS
Acta Zoologica Lithuanica
Acta Theriologica
Lauksaimniecības Universitātes Raksti
SCIENTIFIC INTERESTS
Ecology of bats
LANGUAGE SKILLS:
Mother tongue Latvian
Other languages English, German and Russian - intermediate understanding, speaking and
writing
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Akadēmiskais personāls
Vārs, uzvārds Dace Keidāne
Personas kods 07. 12. 1972
Telefons 29494383
e-pasts [email protected]
Izglītība
Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte Veterinārmedicīnas fakultāte. Kvalifikācija –
veterinārārsts 1997. gads. Latvia University of Agriculture Faculty of Veterinary Medicine –
qualification – veterinarien,1997.
Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte Veterinārmedicīnas fakultāte. Mg.med.vet. 1999.gads.
Latvia University of Agriculture Doctoral studies – qualification –Mg.med.vet. 1999.
Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte Veterinārmedicīnas fakultāte. Dr.med.vet. 2010.gads.
Latvia University of Agriculture Doctoral studies – qualification – Dr.med.vet, 2010.
Status
Vēlēts amats
Docente/ Assistant proffesor
No 2011. līdz 2017.gadam.
Studiju programma
Nosaukums
Veterinārmedicīna
( Veterinary Medicine)
Veids
Pakāpe
(Professional Styd Programme)
Etoloăija Ethology -1.5 KP
Fizioloăija, etoloăija un labturība– 2KP (profesionālā prakse) Physiology, ethology
and welfare (profesional practice)
Nosaukums
Lauksaimniecība
(Agriculture)
Veids
Pakāpe
Dzīvnieku anatomija un fizioloăija/ Animal anatomy and physiology – 2.4KP (kopā
4KP)
Veids
nepilna laika studijas (part-time studies)
Pakāpe
Dzīvnieku fizioloăija/Animal physiology -2 KP
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Dzīvnieku anatomija un fizioloăija/Animal anatomy and physiology -3.5 KP
Studiju kursa status ( !!! atzīmēs studiju programmas direktors)
Vispārizglītojošie studiju kursi
Nozares teorētiskie pamatkursi un informācijas
tehnoloăiju kursi
Nozares profesionālās specializācijas kursi
Brīvās izvēles kursi
Publikācijas
Veids
Zinātniskās publikācijas starptautiski citējamos izdevumos:
EBSCO
1.
Keidane D., Birgele E., Ilgaza, A. 2007. Health of goats and milk quality. Animal
health, animal welfare and biosecurity. Proceedings of 13th International Congress in
Animal Hygiene, Tartu, Estonia, 17-21 June, 2007, 1, pp. 456-460.
2.
Keidane D., Birgele E. 2008. The intrarumenal and intra-abomasal pH indices in
goats of different ages in winter period. Starptautiskas zinātniskās konferences
RAKSTI, Dzīvnieki. Veselība. Pārtikas higiēna., Jelgava, 2008. gada 14. novembris,
pp. 78-84.
Citos
1. Keidāne D., Birăele E. 2007. Hematoloăiskie rādītāji kazām pēc to eksperimentālas
invadēšanas ar Ostertagia/Teladorsagia circumcincta trešās attīstības stadijas (L3 )
kāpuriem. LLU raksti, Jelgava, Nr.18 (313), 63.-69. lpp.
2. Birăele E., Keidāne D., Ilgaža A. 2009. Meat biochemical Indices in Goats Depending
on the Age of Animals. Proceedings of the 14th International Congress of Society for
Animal Hygiene. University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Foundation. Germany,
Vechta, 19-21 July, pp. 485-488.
3. E.Birăele, A.Ilgaža, D.Keidāne 2011. Milk replacer feeding and the functional
condition of calf and goat abomasum. Proceedings of the 15th International Congress
of the International Society for Animal Hygiene. University of Veterinary Medicine,
Vienna, Austrian. Volume 3, pp. 1197-1199.
Mācību grāmatas
Grāmatu skaits - 1
P.Keidāns, A.Krūklīte, D. Keidāne „Mājdzīvnieku parazitāro slimību diagnostika un
profilakse”. Domestic animals parasitic disease diagnosis and prevention. Mācību materiāls
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studentiem un veterinārārstiem. Study material for students and veterinarians - Jelgava, LLU,
2008, 137. lpp.
Konferenču tēzes
Tēžu skaits - 6
1. E.Birăele, A.Ilgaža and D.Keidāne 2008. The influence of milk replacement on
morphofunctional state of calves, digestive system. Book of Abstracts of the 59th
Annual Meeting of the European Association for Animal Production. Nr.14, Vilnius,
Lithuania, p. 212.
2. Keidāne D., Birăele E., Ilgaža A. 2008. Changes of goats, milk quality parameters
after dehelmentisation of animals. Book of Abstracts of the 59th Annual Meeting of the
European Association for Animal Production. Lithuania, Vilnius, 26-29 August, p.
231.
3. Birăele E., Keidāne D., Ilgaža A. 2009. The biochemical indices of the milk and
meat in goats with and without digestive strongilate invasion. Book of Abstracts of the
60th Annual Meeting of the European Association for Animal Production. Spain,
Barcelona, 24-29 August, p.59.
4. Birăele E., Keidāne D., Ilgaža A. 2010. Haematological and blood biochemical
parameters of goats after experimental invasion with Ostertagia circumcincta.
Proceeding No.16 International Congress of the European Association for animal
production. Greece, Heraklion. 23-27 August, p.
5. Birăele E., Ilgaža A., Keidāne D. 2011. The pH dynamics of the goats and cows
rumen and abomasums. Book of Abstracts of the 62th Annual Meeting of the European
Federation of Animal Science. Nr 17, Stavanger, Norway, p. 206.
6. Birăele E., Keidāne D., Ilgaža A. 2011. Biochemical parameters of goat meat
raised on organic and conventional farms. International scientific conference
„ACTUALITIES IN VETERINARY AND ANIMAL SCIENCE“, 75 year anniversary
of Veterinary Academy and Veterinary Year 2011. Kaunas, p. 108.
Monogrāfijas
Dace Keidāne „Kazu intrarumenālā un intraabomazālā pH dinamika normā un pēc
invadēšanas ar Ostertagia circumcincta” / „Intraruminal and intraabomasal pH dynamics of
goats at norm and after their infection with Ostertagia circumcincta”. Jelgava 2010, 108 lpp.
Monogrāfiju skaits - 1
Dalība zinātniskajos un akadēmiskajos projektos un programmās
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Projektu skaits -5
1. LZP projekts 05.1578 ”Dažādu piena aizvietotāju ietekme uz teĜu gremošanas sistēmas
morfofunkcionālo stāvokli, organisma metabolisma rādītājiem un gaĜas kvalitāti”
(2005.- 2008.g.) izpildītāja;
2. Projekts Nr. 06.9-xi 16, ZP07-20 ”Kazu parazitocenožu ietekme uz kuĦăa funkcionālo
stāvokli un iegūtā piena kvalitāti” (2006. – 2007.g.) izpildītāja;
3. LZP sadarbības projekta apakšprojekts 06.0039.4.1 „Gastro-hepato-duodenālās
sistēmas funkcionālā dinamika dažāda vecuma atgremotājiem saistībā ar atšėirīgiem
ēdināšanas faktoriem” (2006.-2009.g.) izpildītāja;
4. Projekts Nr. XP -120 “Gremošanas trakta morfofunkcionālā izpēte kazām postnatālajā
ontoăenēzē” (2008. g.) izpildītāja;
5. LZP projekts „Inovatīvu pasākumu izstrāde produktīvo dzīvnieku slimību profilaksei,
ārstēšanai un produktivitātes kāpināšanai (apvienoti trīs projekti - 09.1451, 09.1447 un
09.1523) Projekta 09.1451 „Gremošanas orgānu morfofunkcionālā attīstība
postnatālajā ontoăenēzē netradicionāliem produktīviem dzīvniekiem Latvijā saistībā ar
to veselību un labturību” (2009.-2012.g.) izpildītāja.
Profesionālā pilnveide Latvijas un ārvalstu augstskolā vai zinātniskās pētniecības
iestādē
Augstskolas didaktika 2010./2011. studiju gads 01.10. līdz 27.05., Latvija
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Curriculum vitae
Līga KovaĜčuka
Office: 63027664
[email protected]
Education, Training institution, Qualification
• 2011 - Latvia University of Agriculture Doctoral studies – qualification – Dr.med.vet.
• 2006 - Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine –
qualification – veterinarian.
Status
Since 2011 - LUA Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Preclinical institute; Assistant
proffesor;
Since 2010 - LUA Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Preclinical institute, Researcher;
2007 – 2011 - LUA Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Preclinical institute LLU,
assistent;
Since 2007 - „Dzīvnieku Veselības centrs”,Ltd, veterinarian.
Study programms in LUA
Veterinary Medicine, full-time studies, Professional Stydy Programme, Study course
Physiology 1 KP (all course 7 KP)
Veterinary Medicine, full-time studies, Professional Stydy Programme, Study course,
Ophthalmology 0,75 KP (all course1,5 KP)
Agriculture, full-time studies, Professional Stydy Programme, Study course, Animal
anathomy and physiology 1.6 KP (all course 2 KP)
Agriculture, full-time studies, Professional Stydy Programme, Study course, Animal
physiology 2 KP
Publications
Kovalcuka L., Birgele E. 2009 Effects of acepromazine maleate on intraocular pressure
and pupil diameter in dog's eye. Research for rural development 2009 - annual 15th
international scientific conference proceedings, 170-173.
EBSCO
2008
Kovalčuka, L., Birgele, E. 2008. Effects of ketamine hydrochloride on intraocular pressure
and pupil diameter in dogs eyes. Starptautiskas zinatniskas konferences RAKSTI,
Dzivnieki. Veseliba. Partikas higiena., Jelgava, 2008. gada 14. novembri, 94-98.
Kovalčuka, L., Birgele, E. 2008. Effects of topical and systemic atropine sulfate on
intraocular pressure and pupil diameter in dog's eye. Research for rural development:
Annual 14th International Scientific Conference Proceedings, 271-277.
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2010
KovaĜčuka, L., Bečs, A., Strode, L. (2010) Evaluation of the tear production in dog following
general anesthesia. LUA FVM International Scientific Conference "Animal. Health. Food
Higiene", Jelgava, Latvja, 29 October, 2010, 166.
2011
Kovalčuka, L.; Birgele, E. 2011. The effects of some premedication and general
anesthesia drugs on intraocular pressure and pupil diameter in dog's eyes. Latvijas
Lauksaimniecibas Universitates Raksti, 26, 77-83
Other
Year of publication 2007 - 2011
1. KovaĜčuka L., Birăele E., Ilgažs A., Bandere D., Williams D.L. (2010) The effects of
ketamine hydrochloride and diazepam on the intraocular pressure and pupil diameter
of the dog’s eye. Book of abstracts of the European Society of Veterinary
Ophthalmologists, pp. 148-149.
2. KovaĜčuka L., Birăele E., Bandere D., Williams D.L. (2010) The effects of topical and
systemic atropine sulfate on the functional state of the dog’s eye. Book of abstracts of
the Annual 35th World Small Animal Veterinary Association congress, p. 26.
Continuing education 2007 - 2011
The pedagogical education foundations in the higher education/ Higher Education
Didactics (10.02.2010 – 09.02.2011)
Latvia University Faculty of Physics and Mathematics Department of Optometry and
Optical Science, listener course “Anathomy and physiology of the eye” (10.01.2010 –
06.05.2010)
Professional visit in Cambridge University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
(16.11.2009 – 22.11.2009).
Professional visit in Berlin Frei University, Faculty of Veterināry medicine Small animal
clinic-polyclinic Ophthalmology department (January, 2009).
The 8th Biannual William Magrane Basic Science Course in Veterinary and
Comperative Ophthalmology and Histologic Basis of Ocular Course. Wisconsine,
Madisene, USA, 02-21.06.2008.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Vita
Name
Iecavas pagasts, Latvia
Place of birth
31.05.1949.
Date, month, year
Antane
Surname
Latvian
Nationality
married
Marital status
Latvia University of Agriculture Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Clinical institute ыутшщк
senior researcher and assoc.professor
Work address:
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Home address:
“BērziĦi”
Svētes pagasts
Jelgavas novads, LV-3008
K.Helmana 8, Jelgava, LV-3004
Latvia
Telephone
Fax:
E-mail:
Latvia
Telephone
+371 63027866
+371 63027344
[email protected]
+371 29618656
[email protected]
Education
Higher education, Master’s course, doctoral
studies. Ed. Establishments, country
Latvian Academy of Agriculture
Higher education
Study
period
1973-78
Latvian Academy of Agriculture
Aspirantura
1984-87
Speciality
Veterinaria
Obstetrics and
artificial
insemination
Qualification
Diploma of
veterinary
doctor
Cand.
Med.vet.
Research degrees
Scientific research institute
of animal internal diseases,
Voronezh
Degree Dr.med.vet. approved
by Habilitation and
promotion council of Latvia
University of Agriculture
Year
1990
1992
Speciality
Obstetrics and
artificial
insemination
Veterinaria
Degree
Candidate of
veterinary
science
Dr.med.vet.
Diploma
No.
KD Nr.
033718
G-D Nr.
000249
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Employment
Leading researcher of Clinical Institute, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Latvia University of
Agriculture, since year 2008.
Associate professor of Clinical Institute, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Latvia University of
Agriculture, since year 1998.
Docent,head of Department obstetrics and gynecology, years 1993-1998.
Lectuer of Department Surgery and obstetrics, years 1990-1993.
Animal reproduction. Embryo transfer. Uterus histopathology. Sex hormone. Uterus health.
Mastitis.
Participation on projects:
• 1997. – 2000. Scientific project director: “Causes and pathogenesis of reproductive
disorder, early embryonic death and abortions in food animals”.
• 2000-2004. Scientific project directors: “The Role of Antibacterial Factors of the
Humoral Immunity in the Udder Defence and Etiopathogenesis of Mastitis.”
• 2005-2009 Scientific project director of project “The Activity of Humoral Immunity
and the Possibility for its Regulation in the Udder Pathology of Cows”
• 2010-2012 Scientific project director of project ”Research on cow udder health and
milk quality by using milking robot technology”.
• Scientific coordinator from Latvia Project title: “Farm animal reproduction –
reducing infectious diseases and conserving local genetic resources”.International
Project and Network with Centre of Reproductive Biology in Uppsala, Estonian
Agricultural University, Latvia University or Agriculture, Lithuanian Veterinary
Academy, finances from Svenska Institute The Visby programme. 2002-07-01 – 200406-30 -2006.
• Scientific coordinator from Latvia :A network programme between Belarussia
Academy of Agriculture, Gorky, Belarussia; Institute of Agrobizness, St Petersburg,
Russia; Estonian Agricultural University, Tartu, Estonia; Latvia University of
Agriculture, Jelgava, Latvia; Lithuania Veterinary Academy, Kaunas, Lithuania and
Centre for Reproductive Biology in Uppsala, (CRU), SLU, Sweden “ANIMAL
FARMING IN TRANSITION - THE ROLE OF ANIMAL REPRODUCTION”
2004.-2008.-2010.
• Scientific coordinator from Latvia :A network programme between Belarussia
Academy of Agriculture, Gorky, Belarussia; Institute of Agrobizness, St Petersburg,
Russia; Estonian Agricultural University, Tartu, Estonia; Latvia University of
Agriculture, Jelgava, Latvia; Lithuania Veterinary Academy, Kaunas, Lithuania and
Centre for Reproductive Biology in Uppsala, (CRU), SLU, Sweden „Animal health,
Reproduction and Livestock Production in a Changing Climate”2010-2012
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Vita Antāne, Ilmārs Stonāns, Jāzeps Rimeicāns, Māra Mangale, Zigmunds Brūveris, Alberts
Auzāns, Aleksandrs Mednis, Ivars Lūsis. Preparāta mildronāta iedarbība uz vaislas kuiĜu
dzimumaktivitāti un spermas kvalitāti. (latvian). influence of preparation mildronat on sexual
behavior and semen quality of boars. (English) / Animals. Health. Food Hygiene:
International Scientific Conference in FVM, Jelgava; 2010.
Santa Skuja, Vita Antāne. The ovary activity in cows with and without retained fetal
membranes/ Animals. Health. Food Hygiene: International Scientific Conference in FVM,
Jelgava; 2010.
Evija Liepina, Vita Antane. Endometrial histological changes and pregnancy rates in mares
impaired cervical drainage/ Animals. Health. Food Hygiene: International Scientific
Conference in FVM, Jelgava; 2010.
E.LiepiĦa, V.Antāne, M.M.Rivera del Alamo. Intrauterine fluid secretion in mares after
artificial insemination. Annual 16th International Scientific Conference „Research for Rural
Development 2010, Jelgava, Latvia University of Agriculture, 19-21 May, 2010.
Skuja, Santa, Vita Antāne. Postpartum serum biochemical and haematological changes in cows with and
without retained fetal membranes // Research for rural development 2010 : annual 16th international scientific
conference, Jelgava, 19-21 May 2010 / Latvia University of Agriculture.
Lusis I, Antane V, Laurs A. Subclinical intramammary infections of cows on the dairy farm
with milking robot. // 14th International conference on production diseases in farm animals
(ICPD) 20-24 June 2010, Ghent University.
Lūsis, Ivars, Vita Antane, Armins Laurs. Significance and application of the online cell
counter in the milking robot // Lactation research in mammals and humans: the mammary
gland in health and disease with particular focus on the mammary gland close post partum
including indicators of inflammation and pathogens of the mammary gland: a symposium,
Uppsala, Sweden, 7-8 December, 2010 / Centre for reproductive biology in Uppsala.
Šematoviča, Ilga, Ivars Lusis, Vita Antane. The influence of different keeping systems on the dairy cow
productivity and reproduction in Latvia // Animal farming in transition – the role of animal reproduction :
modern farming and domestic animal reproduction : a symposium at the Vitebsk State Academy of Veterinary
Medicine, the Republic of Belarus, March 5-7, 2008
Skuja, S; Antāne, V; Feldmane, L. Bacteriological and histological studies of cow’s uterus without and with
retained fetal membranes// Reproduction in Domestic Animals//16th International Congress on Animal
Reproduction 13-17 July 2008 – Budapest, Hungary.
Lūsis, Ivars, Vita Antane, Armins Laurs. Effectiveness of somatic cell count determination in the milking robots
// 9th International scientific conference "Engineering for rural development" : May 27 - 28, 2010 / Latvia
University of Agriculture. Faculty of Engineering. Institute of Mechanics. – Jelgava.
Courses delivered
Obstetrics and gynecology, Veterinary medicine faculty (VMF) 3-ed and 4th year students
Obstetrics and gynecology, Faculty of Agriculture, Zootechnic speciality students
Publications (Last three years)
1. Lūsis, Ivars, Vita Antane, Armins Laurs. Effectiveness of somatic cell count
determination in the milking robots // 9th International scientific conference
"Engineering for rural development" : proceedings, May 27 - 28, 2010 / Latvia
University of Agriculture. Faculty of Engineering. Institute of Mechanics. - Jelgava,
2010. - Vol.9, 112.-116.lpp.
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EBSCO Central & Eastern European Academic Source
2007
1.
Evija Eihvalde, Vita Antāne, Pēteris Keidāns Eihvalde, Evija. Relationship of
neosporosis infected animals in herds and their blood biochemical data / // Research for rural
development 2007 : international scientific conference proceedings, Jelgava, 16-17 May 2007
/ Latvia University of Agriculture. - Jelgava : LLU, 2007. - 62.-65.lpp. : tab.
2008
1.
Skuja, Santa, Vita Antāne. Dzemdes bakterioloăisko, histoloăisko un reprodukcijas
rādītāju salīdzinājums govīm ar un bez augĜa segu aiztures = Comparison of bacteriological
and histological parameters and reproductive performance in cows uterus with and without
retained fetal membranes // Dzīvnieki. Veselība. Pārtikas higiēna : starptautiskās zinātniskās
konferences raksti, Jelgava, 2008. gada 14. novembrī / Latvijas Lauksaimniecības
universitāte. Veterinārmedicīnas fakultāte. - Jelgava : LLU, 2008. - (Veterinārmedicīnas raksti
2008). - 164.-169.lpp. : att.
2010. gads
1. Vita Antāne, Ilmārs Stonāns, Jāzeps Rimeicāns, Māra Mangale, Zigmunds Brūveris,
Alberts Auzāns, Aleksandrs Mednis, Ivars Lūsis. Preparāta mildronāta iedarbība uz
vaislas kuiĜu dzimumaktivitāti un spermas kvalitāti. (latvian). influence of preparation
mildronat on sexual behavior and semen quality of boars. (English) / Animals. Health.
Food Hygiene: International Scientific Conference Proceedings; 2010, p5-11, 7p
2. Alberts Auzāns, Zigmunds Brūveris, Jāzeps Rimeicāns, Vita Antāne, Māra Mangale,
Aleksandrs Mednis, Ivars Lūsis, Ilmārs Stonāns Mildronāta iedarbība uz kuiĜu
sēklinieku morfoloăiju pēc saimnieciskās vaislas gatavības sasniegšanas latvian) the
influence of mildronate on morphology of boars testes after reaching the breeding
preparedness. (English) / Animals. Health. Food Hygiene: International Scientific
Conference Proceedings; 2010, p18-23, 6p
3. Alberts Auzāns, Zigmunds Brūveris, Jāzeps Rimeicāns, Vita Antāne, Māra Mangale,
Aleksandrs Mednis, Ivars Lūsis, Ilmārs Stonāns. Mildronāta ietekme uz saimniecisko
vaislas gatavību sasniegušu kuiĜu asins bioėīmiskajiem rādītājiem (latvian). the
influence of mildronate on biochemical blood indices of boars after reaching the
breeding preparedness. (English)/ Animals. Health. Food Hygiene: International
Scientific Conference Proceedings; 2010, p12-17, 6p
4. Santa Skuja, Vita Antāne. The ovary activity in cows with and without retained fetal
membranes/ Animals. Health. Food Hygiene: International Scientific Conference
Proceedings; 2010, p117-124, 8p
5. Evija Liepina, Vita Antane. Endometrial histological changes and pregnancy rates in
mares impaired cervical drainage/ Animals. Health. Food Hygiene: International
Scientific Conference Proceedings; 2010, p73-77, 5p
6. E.LiepiĦa, V.Antāne, M.M.Rivera del Alamo. Intrauterine fluid secretion in mares
after artificial insemination. Proceedings of Annual 16th International Scientific
Conference „Research for Rural Development 2010, Jelgava, Latvia, 19-21 May,
2010.
7. Skuja, Santa, Vita Antāne. Postpartum serum biochemical and haematological
changes in cows with and without retained fetal membranes // Research for rural
development 2010 : annual 16th international scientific conference proceedings,
Jelgava, 19-21 May 2010 / Latvia University of Agriculture. - Jelgava : LLU, 2010. Vol.2, 6.-11.lpp. : tab.
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Director of Professional Master degree study programme “Veterinary Medicine”
Member of the Standing Committee of International Animal Reproduction since 1996 – 2012.
Member of Convent of Latvia University of Agriculture
Member of concil of Teaching and research farm “Vecauce”
Member of promotion council of dissertations of Veterinary Medicine
Languages:
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
Reading skills
X
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good average excellent good
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Ilga
Name
Līvāni, Latvia
Place of birth
Sematovica
Surname
1969
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Veterinarmedicine, Clinical institute, docent
Work address:
K.HelmaĦa iela 8,
Jelgava, Latvia
LV-3004
Phone: +371 63024662; +29 414 386
Fax: +371 63027344
E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
Education
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of
Veterinarmedicine, doctoral studies
Study
Speciality
period
2004-2010 Veterinarmedic
ine
Veterinarmedicine, master’s studies
2002-2003
Veterinarmedicine, Higher education
1988-1994
Qualification
Dr.med.vet.
Mg.med.vet.
Veterinarmedic
ine
Veterinarian
Veterinarmedic
ine
Research degrees
Veterinarmedicine
Year
Speciality
Degree
2010
Veterinarmedicine
Dr.med.vet.
2003
Veterinarmedicine
Mag.med.ve
t.
Veterinarmedicine
Diploma
No.
No: D 0090
No: 002277
Employment
LUA, Faculty of Veterinarmedicine, Clinical institute, Internal diseases and health of herd.
Docent – 2011
LUA, Faculty of Veterinarmedicine, Clinical institute, Internal diseases and health of herd.
Lector - 2009
Gynecology and obstetrics in cattle.
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The influence of different keeping systems on the dairy cow productivity and reproduction
in Latvia / Ilga Sematovica, Ivars Lusis, Vita Antane // Animal farming in transition – the
role of animal reproduction : modern farming and domestic animal reproduction :
proceedings from a symposium at the Vitebsk State Academy of Veterinary Medicine, the
Republic of Belarus, March 5-7, 2008 / Uppsala University. - Uppsala, 2008. - (CRU
Report 21). - 24.lpp.
Inflammatory factors and apoptosis in the cow’s endometrium in postparturition period /
Ilga Šematoviča, Aleksandrs JemeĜjanovs, Māra Pilmane // Research for rural
development 2008: international scientific conference proceedings, Jelgava, 21-23 May
2008 / Latvia University of Agriculture. - Jelgava: LLU, 2008. - 266.-270.lpp.
Changes of the cow's endometrium, distribution of growth stimulating and degradation factors
in postparturition period / I. Sematovica, A. Jemeljanovs, M. Pilmane // Reproduction in
Domestic Animals. - Vol.43 Suppl.3 : 16th International congress on animal reproduction;
(2008), 64.lpp., ind Web of Science
Endometrial changes in postpartum period in cows/ I. Sematovica, M. Pilmane, A.
Jemeljanovs, D. Ikauniece // 9th Middle European Buiatrics congress "The effect of herd health
of cattle, sheep and goat on the profitable production" : within the framework of the 25th
World Buiatrics congress : proceedings, Budapest, Hungary, 6-11 July 2008 / World
Association for Buiatrics. - Budapest, 2008. - 88.-91.lpp.
Endometrial changes in postpartum period in cows / I. Sematovica, M. Pilmane, A.
Jemeljanovs, D. Ikauniece // Magyar Allatorvosok Lapja. - Vol.130. Suppl.2 : XXV Jubilee
World Buiatrics Congress; (2008), 202.lpp.*
Primiparous cows general and reproductive system health in comparison with multiparous
cows in postparturition period / I. Sematovica, A. Jemeljanovs // 14th International conference
on production diseases in farm animals (ICPD): book of proceedings, Ghent, Belgium, 20-24
June 2010 / Ghent University. - Ghent, 2010. - 98.lpp.
Courses delivered
2009 - 2010 Clinical diagnostics - VMF 3rd year students
Internal diseases and herd’s health - VMF 4th year students
2010– 2011 Clinical diagnostics - VMF 3rd year students
Internal diseases and herds health - VMF 4th year students
Metabolic diseases - VMF 5th year students
Herd’s health - VMF 6th year students
The clinical lesson - VMF 4th/5th year students
Internal diseases - Faculty of agriculture 4th year students
2011-2012 Internal diseases and herds health - VMF 4th year students
Metabolic diseases - VMF 5th year students
Herd’s health - VMF 6th year students
The clinical lesson - VMF 4th/5th year students
Internal diseases - Faculty of agriculture 4th year students
Publications
1. Anna Jesereviča, Ilga Šematoviča (2010) Veterinarian assistant profession actuality in
Latvia. Veterinārais Žurnāls. - Nr.3 (2010), 19.-23.pp.
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2.
I. Sematovica, A. Jemeljanovs (2010) Primiparous cows general and reproductive system
health in comparison with multiparous cows in postparturition period. 14th International
conference on production diseases in farm animals (ICPD): book of proceedings, Ghent,
Belgium, 20-24 June 2010 / Ghent University. - Ghent, 2010. - 98.pp.
3. Ilga Šematoviča, Aleksandrs JemeĜjanovs, Māra Pilmane (2010) Slaucamo govju
vispārējās veselības vērtējums pēcdzemdību periodā saistībā ar reproduktīvās sistēmas
mikrofloru = Evaluation of the general health of dairy cows in post-parturition period with
relevance to microflora of the cow’s reproductive system. Latvijas Lauksaimniecības
Universitātes Raksti. - Jelgava: LLU, 2010. - Nr.24, 38.-47.pp. : tab., ind CAB Abstracts
4. Šematoviča Ilga (2010) Morphological and biochemical parameters of blood,
microbiological flora of uterus and changes of endometrium in postparturition period in
dairy cows: summary of promotion work for acquiring the Doctor's degree of Veterinary
Sciences in the Obstetrics and gynecology science. [scientific managers of thesis:
Aleksandrs JemeĜjanovs, Māra Pilmane] ; Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of
Veterinarmedicine, Research Institute of Biotechnology and Veterinary Medicine “Sigra".
- Jelgava : Latvia University of Agriculture, 2010. - 51 pp. : tab.; 20 cm.
5. Šematoviča Ilga (2010) Morphological and biochemical parameters of blood,
microbiological flora of uterus and changes of endometrium in postparturition period in
dairy cows: promotion work for acquiring the Doctor's degree of Veterinary Sciences in
the Obstetrics and gynecology science. [scientific managers of thesis: Aleksandrs
JemeĜjanovs, Māra Pilmane]; Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of
Veterinarmedicine, Research Institute of Biotechnology and Veterinary Medicine “Sigra".
- Jelgava : Latvia University of Agriculture, 2010. pp.- 127 : color. il., tab., diagr. ; 31 cm.
6. Šematoviča I., JemeĜjanovs A., Pilmane M. (2010) Evaluation of the general health in dairy
cows in postparturition period with relevance to microflora in the reproductive system.
LLU Raksti 2010.
7. Šematoviča I., Pilmane M., JemeĜjanovs A. (2008) Inflammatory factors and apoptosis in
the cows endometrium in the cow’s endometrium in postparturition period. “Research for
rural development 2008”, 21.-23.May, 2008. International Scientific Conference
Proceedings, pp. 266–269.
8. Šematoviča Ilga (2008) Factors that affect cow pregnancy in the autumn. Saimnieks,
Lopkopis. 11/2008, Nr. 10(52), pp. 80–82.
9. Šematoviča I., Pilmane M., JemeĜjanovs A. (2008) Distribution of growth stimulating and
degradation factors in cow’s endometrium in postparturition period. Proceedings of the
Latvia University of Agriculture, 21(316), 2008, pp. 66–72.
10. Šematoviča I., Pilmane M., JemeĜjanovs A. (2008) Vascular endothelial growth factor
receptors p75, protein gene product 9.5, tumor necrosis factor–α and apoptosis in the cow’s
endometrium in postparturition period. Agraarteadus, Journal of agricultural science,
Estonia, XIX;(2), 2008, pp. 46–50.
11. Šematoviča I., Pilmane M., JemeĜjanovs A. (2008) Matrix metalloproteinases,
interleukine–10, tumor necrosis factor–α, neuropeptids and apoptosis in cows endometrium
in postparturition period. Proceedings of the Latvia University of agriculture. 21(316),
2008, 73–78.
12. Sematovica, I; Pilmane, M1; Jemeljanovs, A. (2008) Endometrial changes in postpartum
period in cows. ,XXVth World Buiatrics Congress, July 6-11, 2008, Proceedings, pp. 88–
91., Budapest, Hungary
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2012 Academic Conference "Learning internationalization. Professional higher education
program development ", January 27, 2012. Reg., No., 101/12, Jelgava .
International workshop “Reproductive disturbances in Baltic Vertebrate Wildlife
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(BALTREP 2011). CRU Report 26, Sweeden, Uppsala, December, 7-8, 2011.
Hill’s Webinar on “management of feline low urinary tract diseases. A practical approach”
by Dr.Jody Lulich DVDM, PhD, Diplomate ACVIM and Dr. Elizabeth Dill-macky
BVSe(Hons)VetClinStud, MACVSe Diplomate ACVIM. The webinar took place on
Tuesday, 03 March 2011.
FECAVA CE un LVB seminārs “The most frequent diseases in ferrets, rabbits and small
rodents”, Kevin Eatwell, BVSc (hons), DzooMed (Reptilian) Dip ECZM (Herp) MRCVS
RCVS Diplomate on zoological medicine, hedinburg, Scotland, 20.02.2011., Rīga, Latvija.
Hill’s Webinar on „Diagnosis of Feline Low Urinary Tract Diseases. A Practical
Approach” by Dr.Jody Lulich DVDM, PhD, Diplomate ACVIM. The webinar took place
on Wnnsday, 02 February 2011.
International Conference „ Animals. Health. Food Hygiene.”, Jelgava, 29.10.2010.
LVB MDzVS seminārs „ Reproduction problems for small animals”. Jelgava, 16.17.10.2010.
FECAVA CE (The Federation of European Companion Animal Veterinary Assotiations)
un LVB MDzVS (Latvian Association of Small Animal Veterinarian veterinarian's
professional section) seminar „ Feline Internal Medicine”, 21.02.2010. Rīga, Business
School „Turība”, Latvia.
LUA higher education teachers' professional development program, "Innovation in
university didactics” from 17.10.2008.–22.05.2009., Jelgava.
International Conference of Project BALTFOODQUAL „Unlocking Animal Food Quality
Research Potential in Baltic Region by Developing Scientific and Technical Capacities of
the Research Institute „Sigra””. Implication of different production technologies on animal
health and food products quality indices. December 4 – 5, 2008, Sigulda, Latvia
International Conference “Animals. Health. Food Hygiene.” November 14, 2008, LLA
VMF, Jelgava, Latvia.
Animal farming in transition – the role of animal reproduction „New aspects on
reproductive biotechnologies”. St. Petersburg State Academy of Veterinary Medicine
Russia, October 29–31, 2008.
ICAR 2008 (International congress of animal reproduction). Budapest, Hungary, 13.17.07.2008.
“Research for rural development 2008”, May 21-23, 2008. International Scientific
Conference, Jelgava, Latvia.
„Modern farming and domestic animal reproduction”, Vitebsk 2008. g. 03.- 07.03.2008.
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
X
X
X
Russian
X
X
X
German
English
X
X
X
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Modris
Name
Jelgava
Place of birth
Trompets
Surname
1981
Year of birth
Latvian University of Agriculture, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, guest lector assistant
Work address:
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Institute of Food and Environmental Hygiene
K.Helmana street 8
Phone:
+ 371 63021946
Fax:
+ 371 63027344
E-mail:
[email protected]
Education
Higher education, Latvian University of
Agriculture, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Study
period
2000. –
2007.
Speciality
Veterinary
medicine
Qualification
Veterinarian
Research degrees
-
Year
-
Speciality
-
Diploma
No.
Degree
-
-
Employment
Latvian University of Agriculture, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Guest asistent (September,
2007- )
Ministry of Agriculture Project „Prevalence and antimicrobial resistance of causative agents
of campylobacteriosis and yersiniosis in food chain in Latvia (2008.).
Latvian Concil of Sciences funded cooperation project “Animal health risk management and
prevention of possible crisis” (2008 – 2009).
Courses delivered
Virusology
The principles of veterinary
Managment of veterinary service
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Number of publications: …-….
Publications
Awards
-
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
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359
CURRICULUM VITAE
Andris
Gaters
Name
Surname
Karlsbad, Germany
1944
Place of birth
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Languages,
Lecturer
Work address:
Lielā ielā 2
Jelgava
LV-3001
3005650
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Education
University of Washington, Seattle
Washington U.S.A.
Seattle University, Seattle Washington
U.S.A.
Study
period
1974-75
1976-79
Speciality
European
Literature,
English
English
Qualification
B. A.
B. A.
M. A.
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Diploma
No.
Employment
Kent State University. Kent Ohio U.S.A. Teaching Assistant. Department of English.
1979-1981.
Greater Seattle Council of Churches. English as a Second Language Teacher 1983-1985.
English as Second Language Teacher 1987-1988 Seoul Korea.
English Teacher. Seattle Publish Schools 1988-1990.
Lecturer: Department of Foreign Languages. University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia 19951996.
English Teacher: Riga Tourism School, Riga, Latvia. 1996-1999.
English Lecturer: Latvian Academy of Culture, Riga, Latvia 1998-1999.
English Lecturer: University of Paul Stradins, Riga, Latvia, 2000-2001.
English lecturer: Latvian University of Agriculture, Jelgava, Latvia, 1999 to present.
1. The International Conference: SOCIAL INTEGRATION IN AN EXPANDING
EUROPE 21-22.maijs 2004 LLU Jelgava 225-8.lpp.
2. The International Conference: FUTURE TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL
TOURISM, May 2004. Rēzeknes Universitāte.
3. The International Conference: NEW DIMENSIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF
SOCIETY, 2005 - 2011. LLU Jelgava
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Courses delivered
English Language Courses.
American and British History and Culture Courses.
Human Communication Courses.
Number of publications: …….
Publications
1. The International Scientific Conference: Multicultural Communication and The
process of Globalization 25-26.aprīlis 2003 LLU Jelgava. Redaktors. Publikācija- A
Portrait of Cultural Confusion, p.68-69.
2. The International Conference: SOCIAL INTEGRATION IN AN EXPANDING
EUROPE 21-22.maijs 2004 LLU Jelgava.Publikācija English On The Edge Versions The
Language of Hypnosis,p.225-8.
3. The International Conference: FUTURE TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL
TOURISM, May 2004. Rēzeknes Universitāte. Publikācija kopā ar Doc MārtiĦu
RuciĦu-New Trends In Latvian Tourism.
4. The International Conference: NEW DIMENSIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF
SOCIETY, May 2005. LLU Jelgava
Awards
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
________________
361
CURRICULUM VITAE
Dace
Name
Cesvaine, Madona distr.
Place of birth
Skrupska
Surname
1949
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Languages,
lecturer
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Work address:
Liela str. 2
Jelgava
LV 3001, Latvia
(+371) 63005650
[email protected]
Education
Latvia State University
Study
period
1969 –
1974
Speciality
Qualification
English
Language and
Literature
Philologist,
Lecturer in
English
Language and
Literature
Pedagogy,
Master studies
Mgr. paed.
1993 1995
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Diploma
No.
Employment
Since 1980 –
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Social Sciences,
Department of Languages,
lecturer;
2002 – 2006 - Translation and Terminology Centre, EU Legislation Translation
Department,
Terminologist;
2006 Contract work at TTC – translation of EPPO standards;
2005 Contract work at TTC – translation of EC Court judgments;
2004 Contract work on certain services – Thesaurus Eurovoc 4.1;
2003 Contract work at TTC – translation of EU legislation;
1974 – 1980 - Jelgava Secondary School No.1, teacher of English
2006 – participation in the project of Forest Development Fund “Preparation and issue of
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Glossary of forest sector terminology used in the European Union and other international
legislation”;
2009.-2010. g. – participation in Grundtvig learning partnership Project „ScieCons”;
2010. g. – partnership in the project of ESF „Professional training for people subject to the
risk of unemployment”; No.1 DP/1.3.1.1.5./09/IPIA/NVA/001;
2010.-2011.g. – lecturer’s services in the project of ESF „Development of teachers’
qualifications involved in the professional education at the LLU”, part 38, the framework of
the agreement No. 2009/0283/1DP/1.2.1.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/006
International Conference „Language, Individual and Society in the Modern World”, poster
report „Ensuring Communication Skills in the Hospitality Business by Studying Modern
Languages”, Bulgaria, Bourgas, September 2008.
Courses delivered
ESP in agriculture, forest science, forest engineering, food processing technology,
construction.
Translation of business documents.
Publications
1. D.Skrupska, S.Boca, E.Berzina, I.Skrupskis. Social Aspects of the Fruit Programme at
School. International Scientific Conference. New Dimensions in the Development of
Society. Jelgava, 2009 – p.10;
2. D.Skrupska, A.Petersone, I.Skrupskis, S.Iriste. Ensuring Communication Skills in the
Hospitality Business by Studying Modern Languages. International Conference
Language, Individual and Society in the Modern World. Bulgaria, Bourgas, 2008 –
11pp.;
3. A.Petersone, D.Skrupska, I.Skrupskis, S.Iriste. Enhancing Foreign Language Skills of
the Future Specialists in the Hospitality Sector. International Scientific Conference.
New Dimensions in the Development of Society. Jelgava, 2008 – p.7;
4. Lasmanis A., Dolacis J., Skrupska D. a. o. Forest Sector Terminology, Glossary
(English-Latvian-English), Madris, 2007 – 151 pp.
5. Galoburda R. Food Technology Dictionary (Latvian-English-Russian), Food
Additives, Riga, 1998 – 471 pp.
1. Conference on training methods at the LLU “E-studies, self-assessment and evaluation
during studies”, 2011;
2. Course of continuing education “Management system of developing e-study course
Moodle”, March, 2011;
3. A study visit at ALYTUS COLLEGE, Lithuania, December 2010;
4. PL Workshop „The Use of Multimedia Software in ELT, Pearson Longman
Representative Office, April, 2010;
5. A study visit at Ventspils University College, March 2010;
6. Conference on training methods at the LLU „Quality of studies”, January 2010;
7. Conference organized by the Faculty of Modern Languages of the LU and Pearson
Longman publishers „Tertiary Level Conference on Applied Linguistics”, Riga, May
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2009;
8. Conference on training methods at the LLU „Practical training - for graduates’
compatibility. Master studies - background for career development”, January 2009.
Awards
1. Certificate of Appreciation by Latvia University of Agriculture for 29 years of selfless
work at the Latvia University of Agriculture, October 2009;
2. Certificate of Appreciation by Faculty of Social Sciences for the contribution in the
development of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Department of Languages related to the
65th anniversary of the department, April 2009.
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian- native
Russian
×
German
English
×
×
×
×
×
×
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364
CURRICULUM VITAE
Oksana
Mališeva
Name
Surname
Saratov region, Russian Federation
1976
Place of birth
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Language Department. Lecturer.
Work address:
Jelgava, Liela str. 2
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
+371 63005650
[email protected]
Education
Higher education, Master’s studies, doctoral studies.
Educational Establishment, country
Study period
Speciality
Bachelor studies. The University of Latvia,
Faculty of Modern Languages
01.09.1995.
-01.02.2001
Master studies. The University of Latvia,
Faculty of Modern Languages
01.09.2001.
-18.06.2003
Doctoral studies
01.10.2003
-01.10.2008
Bachelor
degree in
German
philology
Master degree
in German
philology
Programme linguistics
Qualification
Employment
From 01.09.1998 – Latvia University of Agriculture – teaching German as junior lecturer and
lecturer.
01.09.1998 – 01.12.1999 – teacher of German at Riga Commercial School (Jelgava branch)
01.09.2001 – 31.08.2006 – teacher of German at Eleja secondary school
01.09.2007 – 01.06.2008 – teacher of German at Livberze secondary school
Germanic linguistics (German language) – research into Middle High German (the verb);
early New High German (the verb).
2007, 21.11., conference „Zinātnes valoda: semantikas aspekts“, report theme „Semantika
zinātnes skatījumā“, Latvia, Jelgava
2007, 14-15.12., international conference „Language in the world, world in the language and
literature“, report theme „Vācu valodas periodizācijas problēmas vēstures un mūsdienu
kontekstā“, Latvia, Riga
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2008, 24-25.01., international conference „18. Zinātniskie lasījumi“, report theme „Die
deutsche Sprache in der 2. Hälfte des 16. Jahrhunderts“, Latvia, Daugavpils
Publications
Die Erforschung des mittelhochdeutschen Wortes, conference proceedings No 6, publisher:
LiePa, Liepāja 2002, p.493.
Das Mittelhochdeutsche als Repräsentant der Sprachkultur, Latvia, Jelgava, LLU 2003,
p.171.
Zur Variabilität der Verbformen in der „Livländischen Reimchronik” (1296), Akademischer
Verlag Stuttgart 2005.
Awards
LU Rector’s acknowledgement for the research in the field of German language, Nr. 1/55,
2001.
LU Rector’s acknowledgement for achievements at Munster award competition, 27
September 2003.
Diploma holder at LU Roiči Sasakavas „Young Leader Programme”, 29 September 2004.
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
Latvian
X
X
X
Russian
X
X
X
German
X
X
X
English
X
X
X
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Ināra
Name
Rīga
Place of birth
Leikuma
Surname
1953
Year of birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Philosophy,
lecturer
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Work address:
Lielā iela 2
Jelgava
LV- 3001
63005649
3021821
[email protected]
Education
Latvian University, Faculty of History and
Philosophy
Latvian University, Faculty of History and
Philosophy, Doctoral Studies
Pedagogical University of Daugavpils, Master
Studies
Study
period
1978
Philosophy
1981-1984
Philosophy
1997-1999
Psychology
Speciality
Qualification
Philosophy
Lecturer
Philosopher
Master of
Psychology
Research degrees
Pedagogical University of
Daugavpils
Year
1999.
Speciality
Psychologist
Degree
Master of
Psychology
Diploma
No.
000567
Employment
2007 - current date: lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Social Sciences, Latvian University
of Agriculture
1999 –Assistant professor, Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Social Sciences, Latvian University
of Agriculture
1992 – current date: docent, Department of Social Sciences, Institute of Higher Education of Rezekne.
1988 – 1991: lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Latvian University of Agriculture
1978 – 1988: lecturer, Department of Pedagogy and Psychology, Liepaja Institute of Pedagogy of
Liepaja
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History of philosophy in Latvia, psychology of communication
1. Laime latviskā kontekstā 4th annual international scientific conference “New dimensions in the
development of society”, Jelgava, LLU, 2008.
2. „Vajadzību faktors krīzes apstākĜos. / Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference
„New Dimensions in the Development of Society” 2.- 3. october 2009, Jelgava.
3. Report „Humora un smieklu sociālie aspekti”/ Starptautiskā zinātniskā konference „Sabiedrība
un kultūra” 27. aprīlis 2009, Liepāja.
4. Referāts „Vajadzību faktors krīzes apstākĜos ” / International Scientific Conference „New
Dimensions in the Development of Society” 2.- 3. october 2009, Jelgava.
5. Report „Haoss un harmonija”/ Starptautiskā zinātniskā konference „Sabiedrība un kultūra” 27.
aprīlis 2010, Liepāja.
6. IzziĦas procesu atspoguĜojums P.Birkerta un mūsdienu psiholoăijā . Report International
Scientific Conference” „Sabiedrība un kultūra: robežas un jauni apvāršĦi” . 19.-20.maijs,2011,
Liepāja.
7. „P.Birkerta „Psiholoăija” (1921.) jaunu dimensiju kontekstā. Report „New Dimensions in the
Development of Society” 2011. gada 6. oktobrī, Jelgava, Latvija.
Courses delivered
Philosophy
General Psychology
History of Philosophy
Social psychology
Philosophy of Latvia
Leadership
Ethics, aesthetics
Communication Psychology
Ethnopsychology
Number of publications: …34….Publications
1. Smieties latviski // Liepājas Pedagoăiskā akadēmija, Rakstu krājums V.- Liepāja, LPA, 2003.104.-114.lpp.
2. Ideāls un Īstenība // Personība. Laiks. Komunikācija: starptautiskās zinātniskās konferences
materiāli.- Rēzekne, Rēzeknes augstskola, 2003.- 237.-244.lpp.
3. F.Lušēra krāsu tests (translation from Russian): textbook.- Rēzekne, Rēzeknes augstskola,
2004.-65 lpp.
4. Kredītpunkts filozofijā.:textbook. Rēzekne, Rēzeknes augstskola, 2005.- 127 lpp.
5. Pašatsvešināšanās- pro et contra // Social integration in an expanding Europe. Proceedings of
the international scientific conference.-Jelgava, LLU, 2004.- 177.-181.lpp.
6. Latviskā dvēsele - tradīcijas un mūsdienas/ Proceedings of the International Scientific
Conference „New Dimensions in the Development of Society” 14.- 15. june 2007, Jelgava. –
275.-282. lpp.
7. Chapter “Dzīves pozīcija kā personības eksistences atspoguĜojums” in a book “Praktiskā
filosofija” (Applied Philosophy), Jelgava, LLU, 2008, pp 339 - 391
Chapter “Zinātniskās izziĦas psiholoăiskie aspekti”. In a book „Zinātnes filozofija”.- Jelgava,
LLU, 2011. 139-153 lpp.
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2001: Course of English Language (certificate)
Developing e-courses and teaching in Moodle environment
Awards
Languages:
Reading skills
Writing skills
Speaking skills
excellent good
average
Latvian
Russian
German
English
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Jānis
Ābele
Name
Surname
Cēsis district
1939
Place of Birth
Year of Birth
Latvia University of Agriculture, Faculty of Social Sciences, Associated Professor
Address:
Lielā iela 2, Jelgava,
Latvia
Telephone: +37163021821;
mob. +371 26179732
Fax: 63021821
e-mail: [email protected]
Education
Higher education, Master studies, doctoral
studies. Educational establishment, country
Professors’ Council – Latvia University of
Agriculture, Latvia
Study
period
2001
Validated - Latvia University of Agriculture,
Latvia
Graduate school – Latvia University of
Agriculture, Latvia
Undergraduate studies - Latvia University of
Agriculture, Latvia
1992
Economics and
Management science,
sub-branch of Public
Management
Agronomy
1968- 1970
Agronomy
1960 -1965
Agronomy
Speciality
Qualification
Associated professor
Dr.agr.
Candidate of
agriculture sciences
Agronomists
Research degrees
Year
Speciality
Degree
Associated
professor
APR No.074
Doctor
G-D
No. 000107
мсх
No. 014458
Agriculture, Latvia
2001
Agriculture, Latvia
Agriculture, Latvia
1992
Economics and Management
science,
sub-branch of Public
Management
Agronomy
1973
Agronomy
Candidate of
sciences
Diploma No.
Employment
2009- present – Associated Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences, Latvia University or Agriculture
2001-2009 – Dean of Faculty of Social Sciences, Latvia University or Agriculture
1998- 2001 – Director of the Institute of Humanities, Latvia University or Agriculture
1996-1998 – Deputy of the 6th Saeima of the Republic of Latvia
1992-1996 - Director of the Institute of Humanities, Latvia University or Agriculture
1980- 1992 – Assistant professor, Latvia University of Agriculture
1997–1980 – senior lecturer, Latvia University of Agriculture
1973 –1977 – assistant, Latvia University of Agriculture
1970– 1973 – senior researcher, Latvia Scientific Research Institute of Water Management and Water
Technology
1968 – 1970 – doctoral student of Latvia University of Agriculture
1965– 1968– junior scientific assistant, Latvia Scientific Research Institute of Agriculture
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Scientific research projects, research directions, grants, supervision of master or
doctoral students
International research projects (participants or manager):
• 2006 – 2007 – project: VPD1/ESF/PIAA/05/APK/3.2.7.2./0011/0067 „Information of Zemgale region
secondary students of study and labour opportunities, studying at LLU SZF”, ESF funding, participant.
• 2004 – 2010 ”Sociological research of social inclusion situation in Jelgava city and action plan for decrease
of exclusion”, participant.
Projects and programmes of the Latvia Council of Sciences, Ministry of Education and Science, Ministry
of Agriculture, etc. (participants or manager):
• 2007 – LR IZM project ”Features and conceptual cooperation models of rural tourism companies”. Project
manager.
• 2006 - LR IZM project ”Application of SPPS programme for promotion of scientific activities of SZF”.
Project manager.
Member or chairman of councils, associations:
Member of Agriculture and Forestry Academy of Sciences.
Supervision of 9 Master theses
• L.Paula, D.Kaufmane, J.Ābele. “Cooperation Networks in Rural Tourism in Latvia”. XXIII ESRS Congress
“Reinventing the Rural: Between the Social and the Natural” Book of Abstracts. 17.-21.08. 2009. Waasa,
Finland.
• J.Ābele, L.Leikums «Духовные и геополитические аспекты глобализации глазами студентов ЛСХУ»
Международная конференция « Студенты о себе, своем вузе и о глобализации». 09.-10.05.2009.
Олштин, Польша.
• L.Paula, D.Kaufmane, J.Ābele. “Specificity of Rural Tourism; Enterprises and Conceptual Cooperation
Models.” Multifunctional Agriculture and Rural Development (III) - Rural Development and limited
Resources. 4.-5.12.2008. Belgrade, Serbija.
• J.Kusis, J.Abele. “Development Strategies of Small Towns as the Bases of Sustainability.” Zin. konf.
“Countryside - Our World.” 16.-18.04.2008. Kutna Hora, Čehija.
Courses delivered
Latest Theories of Management
Time Management
Geopolitics
Team Management
Number of publications: 39.
Most important publications (not more than five)
• L.Paula, D.Kaufmane, J.Ābele. (2009) “Cooperation Networks in Rural Tourism in Latvia”. XXIII ESRS
Congress “Reinventing the Rural: Between the Social and the Natural”. Waasa, Finland
• Ābele J., Leikums L. (2009) «Процессы глобализации глазами студентов Латвийского
сельскохозяйственного университета» / Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference „New
Dimensions inthe Development of Society”.
• Ābele J., Bariss V. (2006) Stratēăiskā plānošana publiskās pārvaldes institūcijās. Jelgava, pp.53
• Ābele J., Bariss V. (2008) Organizācijas. – Jelgava: LLU SZF, pp. 54
• Ābele J., Zalāne I. (2000) Menedžments. Mācību līdzeklis LLU studentiem mācību priekšmeta apguvei.
Jelgava: LLU, pp. 43
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• 04.05.-09.05.2009. - University of Warmia and Mazury in Olzstyn (PL Olzstyn 01), Philosophy Institute,
Humanitarian Faculty.
• Overall Aim and Objectives of the Mobility: to get acquainted and Share the Experience in Study process
Organization;
• Administration and Faculty Activities;
• Study Process Organization;
• Structure of Study Subjects;
• Student’s Evolution.
• The Programme for the Period: meetings with Heads of Faculties and Departments (Languages Department,
Philosophy Department, Sociology Department, Humanitarian Faculty);
• Mutual Activities discussion;
• Lectures and Seminars Visiting;
• Sharing Ideas and Impressions about mutual Experience;
• Contribution to the international Conference “Students about the University, State and Globalization.”
• Expected Results: Improving of Qualification and professional Skills both for Home and Host Institutions
Staff;
• Sharing the Experience;
• Comparison of Study at both Universities in the humanitarian Sphere and the Information acquired use in the
Study Process Organization.
Organizational activities
Editorial member of LLU SZF conference proceedings
Organizational committee member of LLU SZF scientific conferences
Member of LLU Senate
Member of LLU Convent
Chairman of LLU Ethics Commission
Other essential information
1. Lecturer of State Administration School of the Republic of Latvia
Lecture themes:
Organizational theory and management
Motivation
Time management
System of results and result indices, etc.
2. Diploma of Recognition
07.02.2009. – LLU Diploma of Gratitude
24.01.2007. – LR Diploma of Recognition of the Ministry of Education and Science
25.10.1999. – LLU Diploma of Recognition
Languages:
Latvian (native)
Russian
German
English
Reading skills
x
x
Writing skills
x
x
x
x
Speaking skills
x
x
x
x
x
x
Appendix 6
ACADEMIC STAFF SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES
Written Monographs from the 2002nd year by 2011
2002
1. Drochner W., Baranauskas S., Kulpys J., Kairiša D., Jonkus D., Osītis U. (2002)
Lopkopības tehnoloăijas terminu vārdnīca. SIA ”Jelgavas tipogrāfija”, 173 lpp.
2003
1. Anderson Z., Ozolins Ya., Pupila A., Bagrade G. (2003) The East European and Caucasian
parts of lynx range (the western group of regions): Latvia. – In: Matyushkin Ye.N., Vaisfeld
M.A. (eds.) The Lynx: Regional Features of Ecology, Use and Protection. Moscow: Nauka,
pp. 92 – 104. (in Russian/English).
2004
1. Veterinārmedicīnas augstākā izglītība Latvijā.-Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte
veterinārmedicīnas fakultāte, Jelgava.- 2004.- 510 lpp (Sarakstījis autoru kolektīvs.
V.Antāne līdzdalība – 1,76 a.l.; 18,7 lpp.)
2. Osītis U., Strikauska S., Grundmane A. (2004) Lopbarības analīžu rezultātu apkopojums.
LLKC, Ozolnieki, 34 lpp.
2005
1. Turka I., Bankina B., Bimšteine G. (2005) Augu aizsardzības riski Latvijā (4.1. nodaĜa) No:
Monogrāfija - Riski lauksaimniecībā un privātajā mežsaimniecībā. P. Rivžas redakcijā
Jelgava, 120 – 130 lpp.
2. KārkliĦa D., Skudra L. (2005) Riska analīzes realizācijas piemērs, novērtējot pārtikas
produktu bīstamību. Riski lauksaimniecībā un privātajā mežsaimniecībā: monogrāfija /
LLU, RTU. Datorzinātnes un informācijas tehnoloăiju fak. - Jelgava, 295.-302.lpp.
3. Plēsums J., Osītis U., Runce A., Ramane I., Gaile Z., Skuja S. (2005) GaĜas liellopi un
liellopu gaĜas ražošana Latvijas apstākĜos. LLKC, 123 lpp.
4. Turka I., Priekule I., Bimšteine G. (2005) Iespējamo risku mazināšanas iespējas augu
aizsardzībā, risku prognozēšanā izmantojot datorprogrammas (4.2. nodaĜa) No:
Monogrāfija - Riski lauksaimniecībā un privātajā mežsaimniecībā. P. Rivžas redakcijā
Jelgava, 131 – 140 lpp.
5. Arhipova I., KārkliĦa D., L. Skudra L. (2005) Pētījuma rezultātu izklāsts. Riski
lauksaimniecībā un privātajā mežsaimniecībā: monogrāfija / LLU, RTU. Datorzinātnes un
informācijas tehnoloăiju fak. Jelgava, 273.-294.lpp.
6. Gaile Z. (2005) Kukurūzas audzēšana ar mērėi iegūt augstu enerăijas iznākumu [Growing
maize as high energy crop]. No: Plēsums J., Osītis U., Runce A., Ramane I., Gaile Z.,
Skuja S. GaĜas liellopi un liellopu gaĜas ražošana Latvijas apstākĜos [Beef cattle and beef
production in Lavia]. Jelgava, 44.-51. lpp.
7. Gunārs Pētersons „Latvijas sikspārĦu (Chiroptera) populāciju teritoriālais izvietojums un
sezonālās migrācijas” / „Distribution patterns and seasonal migrations of the bat
(Chiroptera) populations in Latvia”. Rīga 2005, 137 lpp.
2006
1. Kairiša D. (2006) Aitu ēdināšana un produkcija. Lauksaimniecības dzīvnieki un to
produkcija bioloăiskajā lauksaimniecībā: monogrāfija veltīta LLU Biotehnoloăijas un
veterinārmedicīnas zinātniskā institūta "Sigra" bijušajiem un esošajiem darbiniekiem
institūta 60 gadu jubilejā (1946-2006) - LLU Biotehnoloăijas un veterinārmedicīnas
zinātniskais institūts "Sigra" - Sigulda, 2006. - 222.-226.lpp.
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2. E.ŠeĜegovska (2006) 9.1. Slimību profilakse un veterinārās aprūpes pamatnosacījumi.
Monogrāfija “Lauksaimniecības dzīvnieki un to produkcija bioloăiskajā lauksaimniecībā”
[Farm animals and their production in organic farming system]. sast. A.JemeĜjanovs.
Sigulda, 236. – 240.lpp [ISBN 9984-39-018-7]
2007
1. Bardačenko V., Merkurjevs J., Ruža A., Solomenikova I. (2007) Lauksaimnieka stratēăiju
modelēšana nepastāvīgas meteoroloăiskās situācijas apstākĜos [Modelling of agricultural
strategy risks under conditions of varying meteorological situation]. Monogrāfijā
„Lauksaimniecības un pārtikas risku vadīšana [Management of risks in agriculture and
food production]” Jelgava, 468 - 493 lpp.
2. Bimšteine G. (2007) Pārtikas kartupeĜu audzēšanas ekonomiskie riski bioloăiskajās
saimniecībās (4.6. nodaĜa) No: Lauksaimniecības un pārtikas risku vadīšana. P. Rivžas
red. Jelgava, LLU: 266. – 274. lpp.
3. Jansons, V., Abramenko, K., Timbare, R., A.LagzdiĦš., Vircavs, V. (2007).
Lauksaimniecības izraisītā nitrātu piesārĦojuma riska analīze Latvijā. (Risk assessment of
the agricultural pollution with nitrates in Latvia). In: Monogrāfija: Lauksaimniecības un
pārtikas risku vadība. Jelgava. 525.-543. lpp.
2008
1. Nikodemus O., KārkliĦš A., KĜaviĦš M., Melecis V. (2008) Augsnes ilgtspējīga
izmantošana un aizsardzība. – Rīga: LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 2008. – 256 lpp. [Soil
conservation and sustainable use / O. Nikodemus, A. Karklins, M. Klavins, V. Melecis. –
Rīga: Academic Press].
2. Augsnes diagnostika un apraksts / Sast. A. KārkliĦš. – Jelgava: LLU, 2008. – 336 lpp.
[Guidelines for soil diagnosis and description / Ed. by A. Karklins.].
3. Guna Bagrade „Latvijas kaėu un suĦu dzimtu savvaĜas sugu helmintofauna”/ „Helminth
fauna of wild felids and canids in Latvia”. Rīga 2008, 128 lpp.
2009
1. Latvijas augšĦu noteicējs. A. KārkliĦa red. / A. KārkliĦš, I. Gemste, H. Mežals, O.
Nikodemus, R. Skujāns. [Taxonomy of Latvia soils / Ed. by A. Karklins.]– Jelgava: LLU,
2009. – 240 lpp.
2. Bardachenko V., Merkuryev Y., Solomennikov A., Ruza A. (2009) Defining optimal
farmer strategy under climate uncertainty. Cultural landscape - across disciplines.
Bydgoszcz - Kraków: Oficyna Wydawnicza Branta, p.323.-340.
3. LaiviĦš M., Bice M., Krampis I., Knape Dz., Šmite D., Šulcs V. Latvijas kokaugu atlants
Atlas of Latvian woody plants. Rīga, SIA Apgāds Mantojums. 2009. 606 lpp.
4. Šulcs V. Meža nozares termini: Eiropas Savienības un citos starptautiskos tiesību aktos
lietoto meža nozares terminu vārdnīca Forest sectorterminology: Glossary of forest sector
terminology used in the European Union and other international legislation: English –
Latvian – English. Rīga: Madris. 2007. 152 lpp.
2010
1. Jedrzejewski W., Jedrzejewska B., Andersone-Lilley Ž., Balčiauskas L. Mannil P. OzoliĦš
J., Sidorovič V. E., Bagrade G., Kübarsepp M., Ornicans A., Nowak S., Pupila A., Zunna
A. (2010) Synthesizing wolf ecology and management in Eastern Europe : similarities and
contrasts with North America. In: M. Musiani, L. Boitani (eds.) The world of wolves: new
perspectives on ecology, behaviour and management. Calgary: University of Calgary
press, 2010, p. 207–233. – (Energy, ecology and the environment series).
2. Slaucamo govju asins morfoloăiskie un bioėīmiskie rādītāji, dzemdes mikrobiālā flora un
endometrija pārmaiĦas pēcdzemdību periodā: promocijas darbs Veterinārmedicīnas
doktora zinātniskā grāda iegūšanai Veterinārmedicīnas nozarē, dzemdniecības un
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ginekoloăijas apakšnozarē / I.Šematoviča // Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte,
Veterinārmedicīnas fakultāte, Biotehnoloăijas un veterinārmedicīnas zinātniskais institūts
"Sigra", darba zinātniskie vadītāji: A.JemeĜjanovs M.Pilmane.- Jelgava: Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāte, (2010), - 127 lpp.
Oilseed Rape. In: Fungicides. O. Carrise (ed.) Vienna: Intech, ISBN 978-953-307-266-1,
pp. 157-177.
4. Dace Keidāne „Kazu intrarumenālā un intraabomazālā pH dinamika normā un pēc
invadēšanas ar Ostertagia circumcincta” / „Intraruminal and intraabomasal pH dynamics
of goats at norm and after their infection with Ostertagia circumcincta”. Jelgava 2010, 108
lpp.
2011
1. Riekstina-Dolge R., Kruma Z., Augšpole I., Ungure E., Karklina D., Seglina D. (2011)
Phenolic compounds in fermented apple juice: effect of apple variety and apple ripening
index In: Monography Selected topics in food biotechnology / Wrocŀaw University of
Environmental and Life Sciences. Department of Animal Products Technology and
Quality Management. - Wrocŀaw, 2011. - 43.-50.lpp.
2. Kronberga M., Straumite E., Karklina D., Murniece I., Galoburda R. (2011) Evaluation of
sensory properties of new type agar jellies. In: Monography CXXIX Product development
& quality assurance. Wroclaw. – p. 101–110.
3. Zagorska J., Unigunde A., Šterna V., Ciproviča I. (2011). Evaluation of immunoglobulin
and lysozyme concentration in milk enriched with carotenoids. Selected problems of
Nutraceutical and Functional Food. In: Proceedings of the 5th Intenrnational Conference
on the quality and Safety in Food Production Chain. Wroclaw, p 11-19.
Text books or methodological literature from the 2008th year by 2011
2008
1 I. Ciproviča u.c. Ražošanas prakses nolikums akadēmiskās studiju programmas "Pārtikas
zinības" un profesionālās studiju programmas "Pārtikas produktu tehnoloăijas" studentiem
/ Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte; Jelgava: LLU, 2008. 24 lpp.
2. Leibus I. Individuālā uzĦēmēja grāmatvedība un nodokĜi . 3., atkārt. un papild. izd. Rīga :
Lietišėās informācijas dienests, 2008. 288 lpp.: tab., diagr.; 22 cm. Bilances bibliotēka .
ISBN 9789984826127
3. KārkliĦa D., Ciproviča I., Beitāne I. (2008) Pārtikas produkti ar funkcionālajām
sastāvdaĜām: teorētiskais materiāls studiju priekšmeta "Funkcionālā pārtika" apguvei.
Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte. Pārtikas tehnoloăijas fakultāte. Jelgava: LLU, 50
lpp.
4. Žukauska I. (2008) Mācību profesionālā prakse dārzkopības uzĦēmumos: prakses
organizācija, uzdevumi un metodiskie norādījumi pārskata sagatavošanai. Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāte. Lauksaimniecības fakultāte. - Jelgava: LLU, 2008. - 28
lpp.
5. Daina KārkliĦa, Inga Ciproviča Pārtikas produktu tehnoloăija: starpaugstskolu akadēmiskā
maăistra studiju programma "Uzturzinātne": mācību materiāls / [Rīga]: LU Akadēmiskais
apgāds, c2008. 93 lpp.: il.
6. KārkliĦa D., Muižnieks I. Jaunā pārtika un ăenētiski modificētie organismi: starpaugstskolu
akadēmiskā maăistra studiju programma "Uzturzinātne": mācību materiāls / - Rīga: LU
Akadēmiskais apgāds, c2008. - 112 lpp.
7. Čakste, I. IesaiĦojuma materiālu ėīmija: mācību līdzeklis / Ilze Čakste; Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāte. Ėīmijas katedra. Jelgava: LLU, 2008 112 lpp.
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8. Kūka P. (2008) Pārtikas produktu analīžu fizikāli ėīmiskās metodes. Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāte. Pārtikas tehnoloăijas fakultāte. - Jelgava: LLU, 174 lpp.,
ISBN 9789984784663
9. Žukauska I. (2008) Netradicionālā dārzkopība [elektroniskais resurss]: garšaugi,
netradicionālie dārzeĦi: studiju materiāls. Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte.
Lauksaimniecības fakultāte. Agrobiotehnoloăijas institūts. - Jelgava: LLU, 123 lpp. [1
CD-ROM un interneeta resurs: http://www.llu.lv/?ri=1542]
10. Markeviča L. (2008) Ražošanas prakses nolikums akadēmiskās studiju programmas
"Pārtikas zinības" un profesionālās studiju programmas "Pārtikas produktu tehnoloăijas"
studentiem. Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte; [sast. I. Ciproviča u.c.]. - Jelgava:
LLU, 24 lpp.
11. Čakste I. Vispārīgā ėīmija: mācību līdzeklis / Ilze Čakste; Latvijas Lauksaimniecības
universitāte. Ėīmijas katedra. Jelgava: LLU, 2008 66 lpp.
12. P.Keidāns, A.Krūklīte, D. Keidāne „Mājdzīvnieku parazitāro slimību diagnostika un
profilakse”. Domestic animals parasitic disease diagnosis and prevention. Mācību
materiāls studentiem un veterinārārstiem. Study material for students and veterinarians Jelgava, LLU, 2008, 137. lpp.
13. Kūka M. Organisko savienojumu nomenklatūra: mācību līdzeklis. Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāte. Ėīmijas katedra, Jelgava, 2008, (Rīga: Drukātava), 72 lpp.
14. A. KārkliĦš, I. Līpenīte, I. Lūse, A. Pogulis, R. Vucāns Ăeoloăija, augsne, agroėīmija:
Metodiskie norādījumi mācību praksei // 2. pārstr. un papild. izd. /, prof. A. KārkliĦa red.
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2009
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Lauksaimniecības fakultātes studentiem / Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte.
Lauksaimniecības fakultāte; - Jelgava: LLU, 2009. - 96 lpp.
3. Kūka P. (2009) Kontroldarbs un kolokvijs Pārtikas produktu tehnoloăijas studiju
programmas nepilna laika studentiem studiju priekšmetā "Fizikālā un koloidālā ėīmija"
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4. Kūka M. Uzdevumi paškontrolei organiskajā ėīmijā (Ėīmija II) mācību līdzeklis Latvijas
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grāmata, pārstrādāts 2007.g. izdevums – Latvijas UzĦēmējdarbības un menedžmenta
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studentiem; Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte. Lauksaimniecības fakultāte.
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Jelgava: LLU, 2010, 24 lpp.
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2. Nipers A., Bulderberga Z., Pilvere I., Upīte I. Kienta maršruta attēlošanas metode.
Rokasgrāmata. Valsts Kanceleja. Rīga, 2011., 68 lpp. ISBN 978-9934-8225-0-6.
3. Norvele G., Kairiša D. (2011) Rokasgrāmata aitu audzētājiem [Latvija]: Biedrība "Latvijas
Aitu audzētāju asociācija", 97 lpp.
4. Gunārs Brāzma u.c Zinātnes filozofija / Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte. Sociālo
zinātĦu fakultāte. Filozofijas katedra. Jelgava: LLU, 2011 174 lpp.: il., tab., portr.; 21 cm.
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VII International Rangeland Congress. Multifunctional Grassland in a Changing World,
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17. Ruža A., Kreita Dz. (2008) Sowing Time influence on Yield of Winter Wheat under
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19. Trūpa A., Latvietis J., Eihvalde I. (2008) Barības izlietojums un izmaksas govīm atkarībā
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Sphagnosa forest site type ecosystem after the forest fire. In: Book of Abstracts. 6th
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un Zemes zinātĦu fakultāte. Zemes un vides zinātĦu nozares sekcija, apakšsekcija „Biotas
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the weight loss of sows and weaning weight of piglets. Food, feed, fuel and fun - nordic
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the 2nd Nordic feed science conference, Uppsala, Sweden, June 14–16, 2011. Swedish
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feed, fuel and fun - nordic light on future land use and rural development: book of
Uppsala, Sweden, June 14–16, 2011. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.
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fun - nordic light on future land use and rural development: book of abstracts of the 24th
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future land use and rural development: book of abstracts of the 24th NJF congress and of
the 2nd Nordic feed science conference, Uppsala, Sweden, June 14–16, 2011. Swedish
University of Agricultural Sciences. - Uppsala, No. B51 p.57.
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Developed patents, licences, samples of industrial design, computer
programs from the 2008th year by 2011
2008
1. AlsiĦa I. (LV), Laila Dubova (LV), Uldis KauliĦš (LV), Kaspars Kveksis (LV), Līga
ZariĦa (LV) Augu augšanas stimulēšanas paĦēmiens = Method for stimulation of plant
growth: [izgudrojuma patenta publikācija: patenta numurs 13690: starptautiskās
klasifikācijas indekss C05F11/00: pieteikuma numurs P-07-160: iesniegšanas datums
28.12.2007: publicēšanas datums 20.06.2008]; Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte.
Patenti un Preču Zīmes. - Nr.6 (2008), 678.lpp.
2009
1. Balode A. Izsniegts VAAD lēmums 17.12.2009. Nr. 10-10.1/385 par 30 liliju šėirĦu
selekcionāra tiesību piešėiršanu.
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2. Morozovs A., Kūka P., Čakste I. Metode koksnes virsmas pārklāšanas tehnoloăijas
optimizācijai: [izgudrojuma patenta publikācija: patenta numurs 13954: starptautiskās
klasifikācijas indekss B27D1/00: pieteikuma numurs P-08-139: iesniegšanas datums
07.08.2008: publicēšanas datums 20.06.2009]. Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte //
Patenti un Preču Zīmes. - Nr.6 (2009), 845.lpp., 858.lpp. (in Europe’s network of patent
databases)
3. Morozovs A., Kūka P., Čakste I., DimiĦš F. Iekārta un metode horizontālas virsmas
kontaktleĦėa anizotropijas noteikšanai Device and method for determination of contact
angle anisotropy of horizontal surface: [izgudrojuma patenta publikācija: patenta numurs
13852: starptautiskās klasifikācijas indekss G01N21/01: pieteikuma numurs P-08-138:
iesniegšanas datums 07.08.2008: publicēšanas datums 20.06.2009]. Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāte // Patenti un Preču Zīmes. - Nr.6 (2011), 852.lpp.
4. Antāne V. Iesniegts un reăistrēts patents 06.08.2009.ar Nr. WO/2009/095445 no
Grindeks, Latvija. Nosaukums: New second medical use of 3-(2,2,2-trimethylhydrazine)
propionate dihydrate Iesniedzēji: Stonāns Ilmārs, Auzāns Alberts, Rimeicāns Jāzeps.
1.
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2010
Balode A. Liliju pavairošanas paĦēmiens. Method for propagation of lilies: (LV); Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāte. Patenti un Preču Zīmes. Nr.3 (2010), 419, 432.lpp.
Izsniegts patents Nr. 14110.
Pelēce I. Putāns H., Putāns A., Iljins U., Zagorska V., Kanceviča L., Ziemelis I., Jesko Ž.,
Ilsters A. Saules baterijas jaudas reăistrēšanas ierīce. Solar battery power registration
devices: [izgudrojuma patenta publikācija: patenta numurs 14165 B: starptautiskās
klasifikācijas indekss G01R21/00: pieteikuma numurs P-10-25: iesniegšanas datums
01.03.2010: publicēšanas datums 20.06.2010]. Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte,
Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitātes aăentūra "Lauksaimniecības tehnikas zinātniskais
institūts" // Patenti un Preču Zīmes. - Nr.6 (2010), 886.-887.lpp.; Nr.5 (2010), 756.lpp.
Mutere O., Limane B., Mihailova A., Dubova L., Strikauska S., Zarina. D.
Mikroorganissmu-destruktoru konsorcijas MDK-825 izolēšana naftas produktu
degradēšanai augsnē. Latvijas patents LV 14133 A, 4/2010, 624-625. (Isolation of
consortium of microorganisms-destructors MDK-825 for oil product degradation in soil.
Latvian patent LV 14133 A, 4/2010, 624-625).
Cinkmanis I., Čakste I., Vucāne S. Ogu un augĜu sulu izmantošana iejava vides pH
regulēšanā. Latvijas patents uz izgudrojumu LV 14087 (C12C7/04). 20.03.2010.
Vucāne S., Kūka M., Cinkmanis I. Rapšu – linsēklu un rapšu – kaĦepju eĜĜu maisījumu
izmantošana majonēzes ražošanā. LR Patents uz izgudrojumu Nr. 14070., 2010.
Ziemelis I., Pelēce I., Iljins U., Zagorska V., Putāns A. Sfērisks saules enerăijas kolektors
Spherical collector of solar energy: [izgudrojuma patenta publikācija: patenta numurs
14125 B: starptautiskās klasifikācijas indekss F24J2/42: pieteikuma numurs P-09-231:
iesniegšanas datums 18.12.2009: publicēšanas datums 20.03.2010]. Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāte, Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitātes aăentūra
"Lauksaimniecības tehnikas zinātniskais institūts" // Patenti un Preču Zīmes. - Nr.4
(2010), 636.lpp.
2011
1. Palabinskis J. (LV), ĀboltiĦš A. (LV), Kunkulis A. (LV) Transformējams un mobils gaisa
sildīšanas saules enerăijas kolektors. Foldable mobile solar collector for air heating:
Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte // Patenti un Preču Zīmes.
2. Balode A. (LV)Liliju pelēkās puves ierobežošanas paĦēmiens. Method for reducing grey
mold infection of lilies; Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte. Patenti un Preču Zīmes.
Nr.5 (2011), 657.lpp.; Nr.3 (2011), 311.-312.lpp.
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3. Fridrihsons J. (LV), AlsiĦa I. (LV) Spektrālā apgaismošanas iekārta augu laistīšanai
izmantojamā ūdens aktivizācijai. Spectral lighting device for activization of water used for
sprinkling of plants: [izgudrojuma patenta publikācija: patenta numurs 14307 B:
starptautiskās klasifikācijas indekss C02F1/30, A01G9/24: pieteikuma numurs P-10-178:
iesniegšanas datums 21.12.2010: publicēšanas datums 20.04.2011] / Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāte // Patenti un Preču Zīmes. - Nr.4 (2011), 490.lpp.; Nr.3
(2011), 314.lpp.
4. Volkova J. (LV), AlsiĦa I. (LV) Bioloăisko lauksaimniecības produktu ražošanas
intensifikācijas paĦēmiens. Method for intensifying biological agricultural production:
[izgudrojuma patenta publikācija: patenta numurs 14300 B: starptautiskās klasifikācijas
indekss A01N25/00, A01P21/00: pieteikuma numurs P-10-175: iesniegšanas datums
21.12.2010: publicēšanas datums 20.05.2011] / Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte //
Patenti un Preču Zīmes. - Nr.5 (2011), 657.lpp.; Nr.3 (2011), 311.lpp.
Participation in research and academic projects and programmes
from the 2008th year by 2011
Cooperation projects
1. AlsiĦa I. (2008-2010) projekta vadītāja: IP projektā Fun 2 Night Nr. 228657 Researchers’
Night -2008, 2009, 2010”. Izpildītāji: LiniĦa A., Pogulis A., Dinaburga G., Plūme A.,
BāliĦš A., Dubova L.
2. Abramenko K. (2008) ES līdzfinansētās BONUS programmas RECOCA (Reduction of
Baltic Sea Nutrient Inputs and Cost Allocation within the Baltic Sea Catchment) projekts.
Asistents.
3. Bagrade G. (2008) Feeding ecology of game animals and parasite fauna in the food chain.
Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava", Scientific assistant.
4. Bagrade G. (2008) Monitoring of big carnivores. Latvian State Forest Research Institute
"Silava", Scientific assistant.
5. Bankina B. (2008 – 2010) Līdzdalība projektā: Population genetic analysis of pest insects,
mites and fungi of economic importance in the Baltic region. Projekta vadītājs
(supervisor) ViĜĦas universitātes profesors, Dr. habil. Biol. Rimantas Rakauskas.
6. Balode A. (2008) Starptautiskās EUREKA programmas projekts Nr.1/07 E1 „Bioloăisko
preparātu ražošana un ieviešana dārzkopībā”.
7. Čakste I. (2008) ”Koksnes virsmas īpašību un saderības ar citiem materiāliem novērtēšanas
sistēma”. VPD1/ERAF/CFLA/05/NP/2.5.1./000085/041. (01.10.2006. – 31.07.2008.). Projekta
eksperts.
8. Čakste I. (2006 – 2008) „Ėīmijas moduĜu modernizācija LLU inženierzinātĦu studiju
programmās”. 2006/0244/VPD1/ESF/PIAA/06/APK/3.2.3.2./0033/0067. Projekta eksperts.
9. Kampuss
K.
ĀboliĦš
M.
(2008)
ESF
projekts
Nr.
2007/0018/VPD1/ESF/PIAA/06/APK/3.2.6.3./0013/0067. „Augstākās izglītības programmas
studentu mācību profesionālā prakse dārzkopības uzĦēmumos”.
10. Gross U. (2008) Matemātikas un fizikas studiju procesa modernizācija LLU Līguma Nr.
2006/0233/VPD1/ESF/PIAA/06/APK/3.2.3.2./0002/0067 11.2006 – 08.2008, ESF, LLU, projekta
izpildītājs.
11. Gross U. (2008) Zinātniskās infrastruktūras uzlabošana Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitātē Nr.
VPD1/ERAF/CFLA/08/NP/2.5.2./0001/000009/035, ERAF, LLU, DaĜas Būvmateriālu siltum- un
mitrumtehnisko parametru pētījumu pilnveidošana; projekta izpildītājs.
12. Indriksons A. (2008) ES finansētais, Latvijas Dabas Fonda koordinētais LIFE-Nature projekts
“Mire Habitat Management Plan for Latvia” (Purva biotopu apsaimniekošanas plāns Latvijā),
asistents.
13. Indriksons A. (2008) Hidroloăiskie parametri kā teritorijas mežainuma un kokaudžu struktūras
funkcija. Latvijas Zinātnes Padomes grants. Realizēts LVMI „Silava”, asistents.
14. Indriksons A. (2008) Meža monitoringa valsts programmas 2008. gadam uzdevumu izpilde.
Projekta finansētājs – Meža attīstības fonds. Realizēts LVMI „Silava”, asistents.
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15. Indriksons A. (2008) Latvijas Dabas Fonda pasūtītais pētījums: “Plūdu risku ietekmējošie faktori
upju palienēs – Babītes ezera un Lielupes piemērs” Vides aizsardzības fonda projekta “NVO
viedokĜa formulēšana par plūdu riska pārvaldības pasākumu ietekmi uz bioloăisko daudzveidību”
ietvaros, asistents.
16. Indriksons A. (2008) Latvijas Dabas Fonda pasūtītais pētījums „GrīĦu dabas rezervāta
hidroloăiskā stāvokĜa raksturojums”Vides aizsardzības fonda projekta „GrīĦu dabas rezervāta
dabas aizsardzības plāna izstrāde” ietvaros, asistents.
17. Indriksons A. (2008) Latvijas Ornitoloăijas biedrības pasūtītais pētījums: “Dvietes upes meandru
atjaunošanas hidroloăiskā priekšizpēte” Nīderlandes Karaliskās Putnu aizsardzības biedrības
(Vogelbescherming Netherlands) finansētā projekta “Dvietes palienes dabas parka
apsaimniekošana un atjaunošana” ietvaros, asistents.
18. Jonkus D., Nudiens J. (2008) Projekta izpildītāji. Valsts pētījumu programma Nr. 07-VP-9
„Inovatīvas tehnoloăijas augstvērtīgu, drošu un veselīgu pārtikas produktu ieguvei no ăenētiski,
fizioloăiski un bioėīmiski daudzveidīga augu un dzīvnieku izejmateriāla” projekta Nr. 4
„Dzīvnieku ăenētisko, fizioloăisko un bioėīmisko pazīmju izpēte augsti kvalitatīvas, veselīgas un
drošas dzīvnieku izcelsmes pārtikas ieguvei”. Projekta vadītājs prof. A. JemeĜjanovs.
19. Kairiša D. (2008) Projekta izpildītāja. (LLU zinātnes centrs SIGRA). Sadarbības projekts 02.0015
apakšprojekts 02.0015.3.1. Produktīvo dzīvnieku un mājputnu genofonda saglabāšanas un
izkopšanas zinātniskais pamatojums un ganāmpulku selekcija.
20. Pētersons G. (2008) Expert of the project „Development of the Management plan of the Tervete
Nature park”, implemented by Latvia University of Agriculture.
21. Goluburda R. (Vadītāja PTF). Izpildītāji: AlsiĦa I., Šteinberga V., BāliĦš A. (2008.2009.). Valsts pētījumu programma – Inovatīvās tehnoloăijas augstvērtīgu, drošu un
veselīgu pārtikas produktu ieguvei no ăenētiski, fizioloăiski un bioėīmiski daudzveidīga
augu un dzīvnieku materiāla (5. projekts Jaunu, funkcionālām sastāvdaĜām bagātu pārtikas
produktu ražošanas tehnoloăijas Līgums Nr. 08–VP–9–9.
22. Ruža A., Adamovičs A. (2008-2009) Projekta vadītājs. Sadarbības projekta Nr. 06.0039.
Agrotehnoloăisko faktoru, mājdzīvnieku veselības un labturības ietekme uz ilgtspējīgas pārtikas
produktu drošību un kvalitāti, apakš projekta Nr. 06.0039.1.1 Vidi saudzējošu augkopības
biotehnologisko procesu optimizācija drošas un kvalitatīvas produkcijas ieguvei.
23. Turka I. (2008 – 2010) SadaĜā: Augu veselības risku un krīžu vadības sistēma, apakštēmas
izpildītāja. LZP sadarbības projekts Nr. 06.00.40.1.4. Latvijas lauksaimniecības risku un
krīžu vadības sistēmas. Vadītājs P. Rivža.
24. The Estonian-Latvian co-operation project BUY LOCAL to investigate the natural
resources of Setomaa and Ape regions. Latvijas ekspertu grupas vadošā eksperte: I. Lūse
(LLU), eksperti: A. Pogulis (LLU), I. Līpenīte (LLU), A. Karpovics (LU). Izpildes laiks
2010.
25. Abramenko
K.
(2010-2012.)
2009/0212/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/060EF7
Starpnozaru zinātnieku grupas un modeĜu sistēmas izveide pazemes ūdeĦu pētījumiem.
Pētnieks.
26. Abramenko K. (2009) Valsts pētījumu programma 7/06-VP8. „Klimata maiĦas ietekme uz
Latvijas ūdeĦu vidi” SadaĜa DP2 ”Klimata mainības ietekme uz augu barības elementu
apriti sateces baseinā”.
27. Adamovičs A. (2009) Vadošais pētnieks. The Baltic Sea Region Bioenergy Promotion
Project (Project index: 1012 Bioenergy Promotion approved by the Monitoring
Committee of the Baltic Sea Region Programme 2007 – 2013 on 2009-02-27). Projekta
koordinators Latvijā - V. Dubrovskis.
28. Bagrade G. (2009) Population development of Latvia’s game mammals and the factors
affecting them. Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava", researcher.
29. Bulderberga Z. (2009) EEA Project LV-0040 „Developing and delivering innovative
training modules for Baltic executives using an interdisciplinary approach to
entrepreneurship and advanced technologies”. Līdzizpildītāja.
30. Indriksons A. (2009) Latvijas Zinātnes padomes Valsts pasūtījuma programmas (VPP)
„Lapu koku audzēšanas un racionālas izmantošanas pamatojums, jauni produkti un
414
tehnoloăijas” projekts „Lapu koku audzēšanas tehnoloăijas meža un nemeža zemēs
patērētāju nodrošināšanai ar meža izejvielām”. Realizēts LVMI „Silava”, asistents.
31. Kampuss K. (2009-2010) Dalība starptautiskā 7. ietvara projektā COST 863 Euro berry
Research: from Genomics to Sustainable Production, Quality & Health. 2008. gada
janvāris līdz 2010. gada aprīlis.
32. Kampuss K. (2009-2010) Dalība starptautiskā ES projektā – Targeted Action „Core
Collection of Northern European Gene Pool of Ribes” (RIBESCO) 01. aprīlis 2007. – 31.
marts 2011.
33. Kairiša D (2009) Projekta izpildītāja. Sadarbības projekts 06.0039.3 Ilgtspējīgas
lopkopības produktu ieguves sistēmas izstrāde, balstoties uz mājdzīvnieku genotipu.
Projekta vadītāja Dr. agr., vadošā pētniece I. VītiĦa .
34. Pētersons G. (2008-2009) Expert of the project „Monitoring of the migrating birds and
bats”, financed by Latvian Environmental Protection Fund and implemented by Latvian
Ornithological Society.
35. Skrupska D. (2009) 2010.-2011.g. Lektoru pakalpojumi Eiropas Sociālā fonda projekta
„Profesionālajā izglītībā iesaistīto pedagogu kvalifikācijas celšana LLU”, vienošanās Nr.
2009/0283/1DP/1.2.1.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/006 ietvaros 38.daĜa: lektors svešvalodā (angĜu).
36. Skrupska D. (2009-2010) Grundtvig learning partnership Project „ScieCons”; Lietuva,
Latvija, Igaunija, Slovēnija, līdzdalība
37. Zagorska J. (2009.-2011.) ESF projekts Atbalsts LLU doktora studiju īstenošanai Nr.
2009/0180/1DP/1.1.2.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/017 Izpildītāja. ESF project Support to doctoral
studies realization at LLU Nr. 2009/0180/1DP/1.1.2.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/017 Expert.
38. Zagorska J. (2009.) Projekts Nr. 5 “Jaunu, funkcionālām sastāvdaĜām bagātu pārtikas
produktu ražošanas tehnoloăijas” Valsts programmā “Inovatīvas tehnoloăijas
augstvērtīgu, drošu un veselīgu pārtikas produktu ieguvei no ăenētiski, fizioloăiski un
bioėīmiski daudzveidīga augu un dzīvnieku izejmateriāla” Nr. 5/06-VP6 Izpildītāja.
Project No. 5 “Technologies for new value added products with high functionality” In the
State Research Program “Innovative technologies for obtaining high value safe and
healthy food products from genetically, physiologically and biochemically various raw
materials of plant and animal origin” Nr. 5/06-VP6. Expert.
39. Zagorska J. (2009.-2012.) ESF projekts Pārtikas nozares zinātniski pētnieciskās grupas
izveide Nr. 2009/0232/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/122 Pētniece. ESF project
Formation
of
the
Research
Group
in
Food
Science
Nr.2009/0232/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/122 Researcher.
40. Adamovičs A. (2009-2010) Apakšgrupas vadītājs ESF projektā „Cilvēkresursu piesaiste
atjaunojamo
enerăijas
avotu
pētījumiem”
Vienošanās
Nr.
2009/0225/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/129, vadītājs P. Rivža. Vadošā pētniece Gaile
Z., pētnieki Balodis O., Bartuševics J., Poiša L., Komlajeva ě.
41. Adamovičs A. (2010) Projekta vadītājs no LLU. Interreg The Baltic Sea Region
Bioenergy Promotion Project (11 valstu kopprojekts) 2009-2011 projekta vadītājs no
LLU; ZV 78.
42. Antāne V. (2007-2010) Visby projekta sadarbības programmas starp Baltkrievijas
Lauksaimniecības akadēmiju, Gorki, Baltkrievija; Sanktpēterburgas Agrobiznesa institūtu,
Krievija; Igaunijas Lauksaimniecības universitāti, Tartu, Igaunija; Latvijas
Lauksaimniecības universitāti, Jelgava, Latvija; Lietuvas Veterināro akadēmiju, Kaunas,
Lietuva un Zviedrijas Lauksaimniecības universitātes(SLU) Reproduktīvās bioliăijas
centru Uppsalā , Zviedrija par tēmu: “Animal farming in transition - the role of animal
reproduction” koordinatore Latvijā.
43. Bagrade G. (2010) Research on forest ecosystem components and water resources.
Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava", researcher.
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44. Bulderberga Z. (2010) EEZ un Norvēăijas valdības divpusējā finanšu instrumenta projekts
Nr.0077 „UzĦēmējdarbības aktivitātes veicināšana Zemgales reăiona pierobežas
teritorijās". Līdzizpildītāja.
45. Bulderberga Z. (2010 – 2013) Eiropas Sociālā fonda 2007. - 2013. gadam darbības
programmas „Cilvēkresursi un nodarbinātība" aktivitātes „Administratīvās kapacitātes
stiprināšana” projekts „Administratīvā sloga samazināšana un administratīvo procedūru
vienkāršošana”, Nr. 1DP/1.5.1.2.0/08/IPIA/SIF/001. Līdzizpildītāja.
46. Bulderberga Z. (2010) Interreg programmas „Pārrobežu sadarbība” projekts Nr. LLII-070
“Administratīvā sloga samazināšana uzĦēmējdarbībai Latvijas-Lietuvas pierobežas
reăionos” Līdzizpildītāja.
47. Degola L., Kairiša D., Trūpa A. (2010) Līdzdalība. Eiropas sociālā fonda projektā LLU
2010/07/ESF Profesionālajai izglītībā iesaistīto pedagogu kvalifikācijas celšana LLU
2010/2011.
48. GriĦēviča L. (2010) „UzĦēmējdarbības aktivitātes veicināšana Zemgales reăiona
pierobežas teritorijā”, Zemgales plānošanas reăions (projekta izpildītāja).
49. Indriksons A. (2010) Meža ekosistēmas un ūdens resursi. Latvijas Zinātnes Padomes
grants. Realizēts LVMI „Silava”, asistents.
50. Indriksons A. (2010) Latvijas Dabas Fonda pasūtītais pētījums: „Dabas liegumu
„Līvbērzes liekĦa” un „ZāĜezera purvs” hidroloăiskā stāvokĜa raksturojums projekta
"Dabas aizsardzības plānu izstrāde Skujaines un Svētaines ielejai, Līvbērzes liekĦai un
ZaĜezera purvam" ietvaros, asistents.
51. Kampuss K. (2010) Vadošais pētnieks. ESF projektā „Pārtikas nozares zinātniski
pētnieciskās grupas izveide”, Līgums Nr. 2009/0225/1DP/1.1.1.2.0/09/APIA/VIAA/122.
52. Kreišmane Dz. (2010) Partnere no LLU. BERAS (Baltic Ecological Recycling
Agriculture and Society) implementation project to the Baltic Sea Region Program 2007 –
2013.
53. Kronberga A. (2009-2010) Vadošā pētniece. Projekts Eiropas Sociālā fonda (ESF)
aktivitātē „Cilvēkresursu piesaiste zinātnei” (1.1.1.2.) Videi draudzīgu un ilgtspējīgu
laukaugu šėirĦu selekcijas tehnoloăiju izstrāde, pilnveidošana un ieviešana praksē. Gaile
Z. – izpildītāja.
54. Osītis U. (2010) Projekta vadītājs. ERAF identifikācijas Nr. 2DP/2.1.1.1.0/
10/APIA/VIAA/121. AugĜu un ogu pārstrādes produktu dabisko uzturvērtību ilglaicīga
saglabāšana, izmantojot inovatīvus tehniskos risinājumus.
55. Žukauska I. (2010) Sadarbības partneris. Starptautisks sadarbības projekts: Conservation
and characterization of origano (Origanum vulgare L.) wild populations in Europe.
ECPGR Project. From1 June 2010 to 31 March 2011.
56. Ruža A. (2010) Projekta vadītājs. Projekts Nr. 2010. 10-4/VPP-5 (Nr.VP26) Vietējo
lauksaimniecības resursu ilgtspējīga izmantošana paaugstinātas uzturvērtības pārtikas
produktu izstrādei (PĀRTIKA) 3.1. apakšprojekts „Augsnes kā galvenā resursa ilgtspējīga
izmantošana drošu un kvalitatīvu pārtikas un lopbarības izejvielu ieguvei no plašāk
audzētajām laukaugu sugām. Izpildītāji: Kronberga A., Bankina B., KārkliĦš A., BērziĦš
A., Ausmane M., Dubova L.
57. Bankina B. Līdzdalība projektā EUREKA E! 5363 Optimization and adjustment of post–
harvest parameters of Baltic vegetables in controlled atmosphere (BALTVEGSTOR).
2010 – 2012. Projekta sadaĜas vadītāja, izpildītāji G. Bimšteine un I. Neusa–Luca.
58. Skrupska D. (2010) ESF projekts „Profesionālā apmācība bezdarba riskam pakĜautām
personām” Nr.1DP/1.3.1.1.5./09/IPIA/NVA/001; Viesnīcu un restorānu mācību centrs,
Rīga; lektors svešvalodā (angĜu).
59. Zagorska J. (2010-2011) Projekts "Profesionālajā izglītībā iesaistīto pedagogu
kvalifikācijas celšana LLU" Līguma Nr. 2009/0283/1DP/1.2.1.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/006.
Izpildītāja. ESF project "Increaseing in professional education involved teachers’
qualification” Contract No. 2009/0283/1DP/1.2.1.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/006. Expert.
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60. Vanovska V. (2010) EU Funds Operational Programme Human Resources and
Employment, under-activity 1.2.1.1.2. project Development of Qualification of the
Pedagogs
of
the
VET
schools
in
LUA,
agreement
Nr.
2009/0283/1DP/1.2.1.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/006.
61. Alberts M., Kreišmane Dz. (2010- 2013) Eiropas Reăionālās attīstības fonda finansēts
projekts „Liela rādiusa bezvadu sensoru tīkla izstrāde precīzās lauksaimniecības
pielietojumiem Latvijā”.
62. Antāne V. (2010 - 2011) ESF projekta „Atbalsts LLU doktora studiju programmas
īstenošanai” līdzizpildītāja kā VMF 3.kursa doktorantes Evijas LiepiĦas zinātniskā
vadītāja no 01.11.2009. -01.11.2010. Projekta turpinājums pēc doktorantūras promocijas
darba nobeigšanai un aizstāvēšanai
63. Bagrade G. (2011) Hunting impact changes on large carnivore populations. Latvian State
Forest Research Institute "Silava", researcher.
64. Bagrade G. (2011) Maximum admissible game population density and the minimum or
critical population size. Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava", researcher.
65. Balode A. (2011) Latvijas-Lietuvas Pārrobežu programmas projekts „Sinerăētiska pieeja
jaunu biznesa veicināšanai izmantojot e-studiju, TV (Synergetic approach with eLearning,
TV and mobile technologies to promote new business developments) (eBig3)” sadarbībā
ar Rīgas Tehniskās universitātes Tālmācības centru (partneris). Projekta koordinatore un
pētniece.
66. Breimanis G., Šteinberga V., Dubova L., Gmizo G. (2011.-2012.). ERAF projekts
Nr2010/0313/2DP/2.1.1.1.0/10/APIA/VIAA/082 „Organiskas izcelsmes produktu
izvilkumu un to ietekmes izpēte augkopībā”.
67. Dižgalve A., Kampuss K. (2011-2012) Latvijas–Lietuvas pārrobežu sadarbības
programmas projekts Nr. LLIII-123 „The Cognition and Preservation of the Distinctive
Identity Through the Environment of Zemgale Region” (Green Environment). [Zemgales
reăiona vides izzināšana un identitātes atšėirību saglabāšana].
68. Gross U. (2011) Jaunu kompozītbūvmateriālu izstrāde uz putuăipša bāzes ar šėiedraugu
pētījumi,
Nr.
stiegrojumu
un
no
tiem
veidotu
sistēmu
2010/0320/2DP/2.1.1.1.0/APIA/VIAA/107, ERAF, LLU; pētnieks.
69. Gulbe I. (2010.-2011) Sadarbības projekts Nr. 10.0016 "Inovatīvas ekonomikas attīstības
iespējas mūsdienu mainīgā vidē" Izpildītāja.
70. Indriksons A. (2011) Eiropas Reăionālās attīstības fonda (ERAF) projekts Nr.
2010/0199/2DP/2.1.1.2.0/10/ APIA/VIAA/021 „Atbalsts LVMI Silava starptautiskajai
sadarbībai, atpazīstamībai un konkurētspējai”, asistents.
71. Indriksons A (2011) Eiropas Reăionālās attīstības fonda (ERAF) projekts
Nr.2010/0208/2DP/2.1.1.1.0/10/APIA/VIAA/146
"Meža
resursu
ilgtspējīgas
apsaimniekošanas plānošanas lēmumu pieĦemšanas atbalsta sistēma". Asistents.
72. Indriksons A. (2011) Eiropas Reăionālās attīstības fonda (ERAF) projekts Nr.
2DP/2.1.1.1.0/10/APIA/VIAA /174 „Multifunkcionālas celmu izstrādes un augsnes pacilu
sagatavošanas iekārtas prototipa izveidošana un testēšana”, asistents.
73. Indriksons A. (2011) INTERREG IVC projekts „FUTURE forests” (Nākotnes meži). Tiek
realizēts LVMI „Silava”, asistents.
74. Indriksons A. (2011) COST programmas akcija Nr. FP0601, nosaukums Forest
Management and the Water Cycle (FORMAN) (Meža apsaimniekošana un
ūdenssaimniecība). Realizēts LVMI „Silava”, projekta vadītājs
75. Kreita Dz. (2009 – 2011) VPP apakšprogrammā: Augsnes kā galvenā resursa ilgtspējīga
izmantošana drošu un kvalitatīvu pārtikas un lopbarības izejvielu ieguvei no plašāk
audzētajām laukaugu sugām, izpildītāja.
76. Kreita Dz. (2001 - 2008 – 2011) Valsts pasūtījumu projekts, VAAD "Laukaugu šėirĦu
saimniecisko īpašību novērtēšana", līgumdarba vadītāja.
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77. Leibus I. (2010. – 2011) ESF 1.1.2.1.2. pasākums „Atbalsts doktora studiju programmu
īstenošanai” projekts „Atbalsts LLU doktora studiju īstenošanai”.Izpildītāja.
78. Leibus I. (2011) Dalība ESF projektā „Profesionālo mācību priekšmetu pedagogu un
prakses vadītāju teorētisko zināšanu un praktisko kompetenču paaugstināšana”
(vienošanās Nr. 2010/0043/1DP/1.2.1.1.2/09/IPIA/VIAA/001). Izpildītāja.
79. Pētersons G. (2011) Project leader of the project „Physiology of the migrating bats in
Latvia”, being supported by the Baltic-German University Liason Office with funds from
the German Academic Exchange Service DAAD and implemented by Latvia University
of Agriculture in cooperation with Leibtnitz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife research in
Berlin.
80. Šulcs V. (2011) Konceptuālā modeĜa izveidošana socioekonomisko faktoru spiediena
novērtēšanai uz biodaudzeidību ilgtermiĦa pētījumu modeĜreăionā Latvijā. LZP
sadarbības projekts. Nr.10.0004. Apakšprojekts: ModeĜreăiona ekosistēmas un
biodaudzveidība. Nr. 10.0004.1. 2010–2013. Projekta izpildītājs.
81. Trūpa A. (2010 – 2011) ESF projekts LLU 2010/07/ESF Profesionālajai izglītībā iesaistīto
pedagogu kvalifikācijas celšana LLU. Līdzdalība projektā.
82. Upīte
I.
(2011)
Eiropas
Sociālā
fonda
finansētajā
projekts
Nr.
1DP/5.1.2.0./08/IPIA/SIF/001/01 darbības programmas „Cilvēkresursi un nodarbinātība”
aktivitātes 1.5.1.2. „Administratīvo šėēršĜu samazināšana un publisko pakalpojumu
kvalitātes uzlabošana” ietvaros, pētniece.
83. Upīte I. (2011) ERAF finansētajā projekts LLII-070 “Reduction of Administrative Burden
for Enterprises in Latvia –Lithuania Border Regions” (REDBURDEN), kas tiek realizēts
1. Prioritātes „Reăiona sociālekonomiskās attīstības un konkurētspējas veicināšana”
programmas „Latvia–Lithuania Cross Border Cooperation Programme 2007-2013”
ietvaros, pētniece.
LZP grants
1. Abramenko K. (2008) LZP tēma 02.0016.7.1.V-13. Riska faktori, to izvērtēšana un riska
vadība Latvijas lauksaimniecībā. Vides sadaĜa; asistents.
2. Adamovičs A. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. LZP grants Nr. 05.1591 Vidi saudzējošu zālāju
produktivitātes un kvalitātes veidošanas tehnoloăiju pamatojums un zāles izmantošanas
veidu optimizācija.
3. Antāne V. (2005 – 2008) LZP Granta tēmas Nr. 05.1582 ”Humorālās imunitātes aktivitāte
un tās regulācijas iespējas tesmeĦa patoloăijā govīm”, vadītāja.
4. Bulderberga Z. (2008) LZP projekts Nr. 190308/S49 „Forsaita speciālistu tīkla
pielietojums lauku politikas atbalstam, lauksaimniecības zinātnes pētījumu un iekārtu datu
bāzes pilnveidošana un Eiropas lauksaimniecības, pārtikas un dabaszinātĦu akadēmiju
apvienības prezidentūras nodrošināšana” komponente „Latvijas zinātnieku dalība Eiropas
Savienības valstu tīklā par lauksaimniecības pētījumu stratēăijas izstrādi ar forsaita
(nākotnējuma) metodi”, izpildītāja.
5. Bulderberga Z. (2008) LZP projekts Nr. 09.1475 „Protekcionisma instrumentu ietekme
primāro un sekundāro sfēru ilgtspējīgā attīstībā”, izpildītāja.
6. Gaile Z. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LZP grants Nr. 05.1603.3 Kukurūzas (Zea mays L.)
produktivitāti un lopbarības kvalitāti noteicošie agroekoloăiskie faktori". Līdzdalība: Balodis O.
7. Grīslis. Z. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. LZP grants Nr 08:2190 Miostatīna gēna polimorfismu izpēte
Latvijas govju, aitu un zirgu vietējās šėirnēs
8. KārkliĦš A.(2008) Projekta vadītājs. LZP grants Nr. 04.1058. Vienotas augsnes
informācijas sistēmas attīstība Latvijā.
9. Keidāne D. (2005- 2008) LZP projekts 05.1578 ”Dažādu piena aizvietotāju ietekme uz
teĜu gremošanas sistēmas morfofunkcionālo stāvokli, organisma metabolisma rādītājiem
un gaĜas kvalitāti”, izpildītāja.
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10. AlsiĦa I. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LZP grants Nr. 04.1046. Latvijā audzētu dārzeĦu
kvalitātes nodrošināšanas fizioloăiskie aspekti.
11. Bankina B. (2004.-2008.) Projekta vadītāja. LZP grants Nr. 04.1049. Augsnes patogēnu
izpēte bioloăiskajai lauksaimniecībai lielražošanā. Izpildītāji: Turka I., Bimšteine G.
12. LapiĦš D..(2008) Projekta vadītājs. LZP grants Nr. 05.1604.1. Augsnes apstrādes un
nezāĜu apkarošanas teorētiskās bāzes pilnveidošana precīzo laukkopības tehnoloăiju
nodrošinājumam.
13. KārkliĦš A. (2008.-2010.) Projekta vadītājs. LZP grants Nr. 09.11464. Augsnes īpašību
izmaiĦas LIZ netradicionālas izmantošanas rezultātā. Izpildītāji: LapiĦš D., Līpenīte I.,
Šteinberga V.
14. Jonkus D. (2008) Projekta izpildītāja. LZP grants Nr.08. 2176 Piena proteīnu gēnu biežums
Latvijas brūnās šėirnes govju populācijā. Projekta vadītāja L. Paura.
15. Ruža A. (2008) projekta vadītājs Nr. 05.1605.1 Agroekoloăisko faktoru racionālas izlietošanas
pamatojums laukaugu audzēšanā. Dz. Kreita – izpildītāja.
16. Kronberga A. (2008-2009) Projekta izpildītāja. LZP granta Konkurētspējīgu laukaugu šėirĦu
veidošana un uzturošā selekcija, izmantojot tradicionālās un biotehnoloăijas metodes. (Projekta
vadītāja Dr. agr S. Zute) apakšprojektos: Ziemas tritikāles selekcija. Ziemas rudzu selekcija.
17. Kronberga A. (2008-2010) Projekta vadītāja. LZP grants Nr. 08.2125 Molekulāro marėieru
tehnoloăiju pielietošana laukaugu sākotnējā sēklaudzēšanā.
18. Nudiens J. (2008) Projekta izpildītājs (sadarbībā ar LLU BVI „Sigra”). LZP grants Nr. 06.0039.3
Ilgtspējīgas lopkopības produktu ieguves sistēmas izstrāde, balstoties uz mājdzīvnieku genotipu.
19. Sprūžs J. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. LZP grants 05.1597 Latvijas apstākĜiem piemērotas vaislas teėu
selekcijas indeksa noteikšanas metodes izstrāde.
20. Sprūžs J. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. LZP grants Nr. 05.1597 Latvijā audzējamo kazu piena kvalitāte
un ėīmiskais sastāvs.
21. Šulcs V. (2008) Nacionālā botāniskā nomenklatūra. LZP zinātniskais projekts. Nr. 05.1410.
Projekta vadītājs.
22. Abramenko K. (2009) LZP tēma 04.1055 R44. Lauksaimniecības ietekme uz ūdens resursu
kvalitāti. Asistents
23. Jonkus D., Kairiša D., Trūpa A. (2009-2010) Projekta izpildītājas. LZP Grants Nr.09. 1463
Tehnoloăisko sistēmu izpēte un izstrāde nākotnes slaucamo govju fermai. Projekta vadītājs J.
Priekulis.
24. AlsiĦa I. (2009-2010) Projekta vadītāja. LZP grants Nr. 09.1456. Fizioloăiski aktīvu
savienojumu akumulācijas stimulēšanas iespējas Latvijā audzētos dārzeĦos. Izpildītāji:
Dubova L., BāliĦš A., Niedrīte M., Dudare I., Šteinberga V.
25. Keidāne D. (2006-2009) LZP sadarbības projekta apakšprojekts 06.0039.4.1 „Gastrohepato-duodenālās sistēmas funkcionālā dinamika dažāda vecuma atgremotājiem saistībā
ar atšėirīgiem ēdināšanas faktoriem”, izpildītāja.
26. Šteinberga V. (2009) Projekta vadītāja. LZP grants Nr. 09.1047. Augsnes bioloăiskās
aktivitātes izmaiĦas graudaugu sējumos dažādās lauksaimniecības saimniekošanas
sistēmās. Izpildītāja Dubova L.
27. Šulcs V. (2009) Klimata izmaiĦu ietekme uz Latvijas dabu. LZP sadarbības projekts.
Projekta izpildītājs.
28. Zagorska J. (2009) LZP projektā Nr. 09.1521 “Siera funkcionalitātes pētījums” Izpildītāja.
Latvian Council of Science, project No. 09.1521“Research of cheese functionality”
Expert.
29. Upīte I. (2009 – 2009) LZP finansētajā zinātniskajā projekts Nr.09.1475 „Protekcionisma
instrumentu ietekme primāro un sekundāro sfēru ilgtspējīgā attīstībā”, izpildītāja.
30. Bankina B. (2009-2010) Projekta vadītāja. LZP grants Nr. 09.1462 Postīgu, Latvijā maz
pētītu augu patogēnu populāciju monitorings un attīstības īpatnības dažādās agrocenozēs.
Izpildītāji: Turka I., Bimšteine G.
31. LapiĦš D. (2009) Projekta vadītājs. LZP grants Nr. 09.1448. Kultūraugu augšanas
apstākĜu nozīmības vērtējums tehnoloăiju optimizācijas pamatojumam. Izpildītāja
Šteinberga V.
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32. ĀboliĦš M. (2009) Projekta vadītājs. LZP grantu projekta Nr. 09. 1465 Vaccinium spp.
ziemcietības bioloăiskie aspekti. Dalībnieki: Kampuss K., Šterne D., Liepniece M.
33. Balode A. (2009-2010) Projekta vadītāja. LZP projekts Nr. 09.1442 Skuju koku potēšanu
ietekmējošie faktori un potējuma pieauguma izpēte. Dalībnieki: Dižgalve A., Sausserde R.
34. Grīslis Z. (2009-2010) Projekta vadītājs. LZP projekta 09.1461 Biotehnoloăijas metodes Latvijā
audzējamo šėirĦu govju piena proteīna gēnu polimorfisma novērtēšanā un proteīna gēnu ietekme
uz govju produktivitāti. Izpildītājas Jonkus D., Kairiša D., BāliĦš A.
35. Antāne V. (2009-2012) LZP granta tēmas 09.1528. apakštēmas Nr 09.1523 „Jauna preparāta KL
izstrāde kuiĜu un buĜĜu natīvās un saldētās spermas kvalitātes uzlabošanai”, galvenais izpildītājs.
36. Keidāne D. (2009-2012) LZP projekts „Inovatīvu pasākumu izstrāde produktīvo dzīvnieku slimību
profilaksei, ārstēšanai un produktivitātes kāpināšanai (apvienoti trīs projekti - 09.1451, 09.1447 un
09.1523) Projekta 09.1451 „Gremošanas orgānu morfofunkcionālā attīstība postnatālajā
ontoăenēzē netradicionāliem produktīviem dzīvniekiem Latvijā saistībā ar to veselību un
labturību”, izpildītāja.
37. Leibus I. (2009 – 2012) Nr. 09.1478 „Latvijas nodokĜu sistēmas problēmas un tās pilnveidošana
tautsaimniecības attīstībai”, izpildītāja.
38. Šulcs V. (2011) Latvijas vaskulāro augu flora un veăetācija. LZP zinātniskais projekts. Projekta
vadītājs.
39. Upīte I (2010 – 2011) LZP finansētā projekts Nr.09.1529 „Lauksaimniecības strukturālās
attīstības, protekcionisma un nodokĜu sistēmas problēmas”, izpildītāja.
40. Zagarska J. (2010 -2011) LZP projekts Nr.09.1561 “Govs piena lipīdu sastāva un to ietekmējošo
fermentu pētījumi, to loma piena produktu kvalitātes un funkcionalitātes nodrošināšanā”
Izpildītāja. Latvian Council of Science, project No.09.1561 “Research about cow’s milk lipids
composition and influencing factors, its role in milk product quality and functionality providing”.
Expert.
LLU internal projects, finansing of the Ministry of Education
1. Adamovičs A. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. Nr. XP 93. Enerăētisko augu audzēšana, pārveides un
izmantošanas tehnoloăijas bioenerăijas ieguvei.
2. Bulderberga Z. (2008) IZM projekts Nr.XP 90 “Eiropas Savienības fondi un to finansējums
Latvijas tautsaimniecības attīstībai”, izpildītāja.
3. Čakste I. (2008) „Pārtikas produktu kvalitātes un funkcionālo īpašību izmaiĦu pētījumi ar fizikāli
ėīmiskām analīzes metodēm” IZM LLU pētniecības projekts Nr. XP 109. Projekta vadība.
4. Gaile Z. (2008) Projekta sadaĜas vadītāja: Fermentātorā ievadāmo substrātu un pārraudzētā
substrāta sastāva analīze LLU MPS „Vecauce” biogāzes ražotnē. LLU projekts Nr. XP-125
Pētījumi par biogāzes ražošanu un izmantošanu LLU MPS „Vecauce” vad. P. Rivža.
5. Gaile Z. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LLU projekts Nr. XP-127 “Ziemas rapša (Brassica napus ssp.
Oleifera) audzēšanas paĦēmienu pilnveide un to agroekonomiskais pamatojums.
6. Kairiša D. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LLU projekts Nr. XP 91 Slaucamo govju turēšanas
tehnoloăijas ietekme uz govju adaptācijas spējām, iegūto piena produktivitāti un kvalitāti.
7. Keidāne D. (2008) Projekts Nr. XP -120 “Gremošanas trakta morfofunkcionālā izpēte kazām
postnatālajā ontoăenēzē”, izpildītāja.
8. Kūka M. LLU XP 109. „Pārtikas produktu kvalitātes un funkcionālo īpašību izmaiĦu pētījumi ar
fizikāli ėīmiskām analīzes metodēm”, LLU, pētnieks
9. Osītīs U. (2008) Projekta izpildītājs. Līgums Nr.XP124 ”Proteīna frakciju izmaiĦas barības
līdzekĜos atkarībā no to apstrādes paĦēmiena”.
10. Osītīs U. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. LLU projekts Nr. XP-94 Augošu kumeĜu attīstības ortopēdiskās
slimības un to novēršanas iespējas ar ēdināšanas paĦēmieniem.
11. AlsiĦa I. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LLU projekts Nr. XP–96. No Latvijas augsnēm izdalīto
gumiĦbaktēriju celmu kolekcijas inventarizācija un saglabāšana.
12. Turka I. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LLU projekts Nr. XP–95 Dažādu laterālās plūsmas
ekspress metožu pārbaude un ieviešana kultūraugu latento infekciju diagnostikai.
Izpildītāja Bimšteine G.
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13. Upīte I. (2008 – 2008) IZM finansētajā zinātniskajā projekts Nr. xp 90 “Eiropas
Savienības fondi un to finansējums Latvijas tautsaimniecības attīstībai” uz laiku no
izpildītāja
TOP projects
1. Kronberga A. (2008) Projekta izpildītāja. TOP projekts: Mikrobioloăisko un augu
preparātu izmantošana augu aizsardzībai un augšanas stimulēšanai bioloăiskajā
lauksaimniecībā.
2. Balode A. (2008-2009) Projekta vadītāja. Nr.TOP 07-28: Integrētās dārzeĦu audzēšanas
tehnoloăiju izstrāde.
3. Kronberga A. (2008-2010) Projekta vadītāja. TOP projekts: Ūdens uzĦemšanas spējas
novērtēšana rudzu miltos un optimālas rudzu šėirĦu un agrotehnikas izvēles pamatojums.
4. Trūpa A. (2008-2010) Projekta vadītāja. IZM TOP 08/15: Spēkbarības ekstrudēšanas ėīmisko,
mikrobioloăisko izmaiĦu, zootehniskā un ekonomiskā efekta izpēte”.
Ministry of Agriculture funded research and demonstration projects
1. Adamovičs A. (2008) Projekta vadītājs LR ZM pasūtījuma projekti sadarbībā ar LLKC
Enerăētisko augu izvēle un audzēšanas tehnoloăijas biogāzes ieguvei. Līgums Nr. L164.
2. Adamovičs A. (2008) ZM subsīdiju projekts (L- 151) Dažāda agrīnuma baltā āboliĦa - stiebrzāĜu
zelmeĦu produktivitāte atkarībā no pĜaušanas biežuma. Projekta vadītājs.
3. Adamovičs A. (2008) ZM subsīdiju projekts. Latvijas apstākĜiem piemērotu augu ekonomiski
pamatotu audzēšanas tehnoloăiju izstrāde bioenerăijas ieguvei. Projekta vadītājs.
4. Adamovičs A. (2008) Projekta vadītājs LR ZM pasūtījuma projekti sadarbībā ar LLKC
Minerālmēslojuma agronomiskās efektivitātes noteikšana stiebrzālēm. Līgums Nr. L164.
5. Antāne V. (2008) LLU Pētniecības projekts ”Mūsdienīgu metožu izmantošana govju un ėēvju
dzemdes iekaisumu diagnostikā un turpmākās auglības noteikšanā”, projekta vadītāja.
6. AuziĦš A. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. Efektīvas tauriĦziežu zālāju biomasas ražošanas izpēte
un inovācija lopbarības un atjaunināmās enerăijas ieguvei.
7. Turka I. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. ZM subsīdiju līgums Nr. 300608/c Kultūraugu kaitēkĜu,
patogēnu un nezāĜu rezistence pret augu aizsardzības līdzekĜiem. Teorētisks pētījums
pretrezistences stratēăijas izveidei.
8. LapiĦš D. – izpildītājs. (2008).Latvijas ZinātĦu akadēmijas Lauksaimniecības un meža
zinātĦu nodaĜas un ZM finansētā projekta Nr. 050407/S60 „Forsaitu speciālistu tīkla
pielietojums lauku politikas atbalstam un lauksaimniecības zinātnes pētījumu un iekārtu
datu bāzes pilnveidošana” uzdevuma Izstrādāt ieteikumus stratēăijas veidošanai,
koncentrējoties uz mazāk attīstīto lauku teritoriju un mazo saimniecību konsultēšanu
uzĦēmējdarbības pilnveidošanā un pārprofilēšanā, izmantojot forsaita pieeju un forsaita
procesa metodes.
9. Ausmane M. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LR ZM pasūtījuma projekts sadarbībā ar LLKC Nr.
3/08 L161/72. NezāĜu dominanto sugu un skaita dinamikas izpēte bioloăiskās
lauksaimniecības sistēmā. Izpildītāji: Gaile Z., Melngalvis I.
10. ĀboliĦš M. (2008-2010) Projekta vadītājs. LR ZM subsīdiju projekta Nr. 04.1-25/5
sadarbībā starp Latvijas Valsts augĜkopības institūtu un LLU "Vidi saudzējošu audzēšanas
tehnoloăiju precizēšana augĜu un ogu dārzos dažādos augsnes un klimatiskajos apstākĜos",
sadaĜa: Krūmmellenes un dzērvenes. Izpildītāji: Kampuss K., Liepniece M., Šterne D.,
Sausserde R.
11. Gaile Z. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LR ZM pasūtījuma projekts sadarbībā ar LLKC Nr. 69.
no 2008. gada 12. maija: Herbicīdu efektivitātes vērtējums kukurūzā.
12. Gaile Z. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LR ZM pasūtījuma projekts sadarbībā ar LLKC Nr. 69. no
2008. gada 12. maija: Kālija mēslojuma normas precizēšana kukurūzas standartražas ieguvei.
13. Bankina B. (2008-2010) Projekta vadītāja. ZM subsīdiju līgums 020408/S79. Kultūraugu
kaitīgo organismu izplatības, postīguma un attīstības ciklu pētījumi kaitīguma sliekšĦu
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izstrādāšanai integrētajā augu aizsardzībā. Izpildītāji: Gaile Z., Balodis O., Kronberga A.,
Kreita Dz., Bimšteine G., Plīse E., Turka I.
14. Jonkus D. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. ZM subsīdiju projekts Nr. 080408/S85 Lauksaimniecībā
izmantojamo dzīvnieku ăenētisko resursu izvērtēšana un to raksturojošo gēnu izpēte ar
molekulārām metodēm.
15. Jonkus D. (2008-2009) Projekta vadītāja. ZM subsīdiju projekts Nr. 140708/S293 Latvijā iegūtā
govju piena sasalšanas punkts, to ietekmējošo faktoru izpēte.
16. Jonkus D. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. ZM LLKC Demonstrējuma projekts: Zemas kvalitātes piena
iemesli un to novēršanas pasākumu efektivitātes salīdzināšana.
17. Kairiša D. (2008) Izpildītāju grupas vadītāja. ZM subsīdiju projekts „Piena un gaĜas centra
darbības stratēăijas izstrāde” Projekta vadītājs, LAEI A. Miglavs LLU un LAEI sadarbības līguma
7/ 08 SAE – 2008 – 0112B. Dalībnieki: U. Osītis.
18. Kairiša D. (2008) Projekta zinātniskā vadītāja un izpildītāja. ZM LLKC Demonstrējuma
projekta „Dažādu gaĜas liellopu šėirĦu audzēšanas efektivitātes izvērtējums.
19. Kairiša D. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. ZM subsīdiju projekts: Molekulārās ăenētikas pētījumu
laboratorijas materiāli tehniskās bāzes pilnveidošanai.
20. Kairiša D. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. ZM subsīdiju projekts Nr. 180608 /S 260 Dzīvnieku izcelsmes
produktu (piens, gaĜa) integrētās audzēšanas nosacījumu, rekomendāciju un prasību noteikšana
lopkopībā.
21. Krauze A. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. Latvijas vietējās medus bites Apis mellifera
populācijas genofonda saglabāšana.
22. Šulcs V. (2008) Latvijas kokaugu izplatības reăionālā analīze: Latvijas Dendrofloras
atlants. ZM MAF. Projekta izpildītājs.
23. Liepniece M. (2009-2010) Projekta vadītāja. ZM subsīdiju projekta Nr. 010409/S40
Latvijas vietējās medus bites Apis mellifera mellifera populācijas genofonda saglabāšanai
2009. gadā.
24. Ruža A. (2008-2010) Projekta vadītājs. ZM subsīdiju projektu Nr. 180408/103 Minerālmēslu
maksimālo normu noteikšana kultūraugiem. Izpildītāji: Kreita Dz., Gaile Z., Balodis O., LiniĦa A.
25. Kronberga A. (2008) Projekta izpildītāja. LR ZM projekts Lauksaimniecībā un pārtikā
izmantojamo kultūraugu ăenētisko resursu vākšana, izvērtēšana un ekonomiskās
saglabāšanas iespēju izpēte.
26. Kronberga A. (2008-2009) Projekta izpildītāja. LR ZM projekts Tehnoloăiskie risinājumi
graudkopības nozares attīstībai Latvijā.
27. Osītīs U.(2008) Projekta dalībnieks. Līgums Nr. 120608/S260. Dzīvnieku izcelsmes produktu
(piens, gaĜa) integrētās audzēšanas nosacījumu, rekomendāciju un prasību noteikšana lopkopības
saimniecībās.
28. Osītīs U. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. Līgums Nr. S00708/S311, Barības izplatīšanas labas higiēnas
prakse.
29. Osītīs U. (2008) Projekta vadītājs. Līgums Nr. S00708/S312 Veterināro zāĜu labas izplatīšanas
prakses ievērošanai veterinārajās lieltirgotavās un vispārēja tipa veterinārajās aptiekās.
30. Žukauska I. (2008) Projekta dalībniece. Inovatīvas tehnoloăijas augstvērtīgu, drošu, un veselīgu
pārtikas produktu ieguvei no ăenētiski, fizioloăiski, un bioėīmiski daudzveidīga augu un
dzīvnieku izejmateriāla, 2006-2009.
31. Žukauska I. (2008) Projekta vadītāja. LR ZM subsīdiju projekta Nr.. 250308SS/55 DārzeĦu
ăenētisko resursu kolekcijas saglabāšana.
32. Žukauska I. (2008-2010) Projekta vadītāja. LR ZM subsīdiju projekta Nr.. 250308SS/55
Aromātisko un ārstniecības augu ăenētisko resursu kolekcijas saglabāšana un izpēte.
33. Žukauska I. (2008-2010) ZM Programma: Lauksaimniecības un pārtikas, lauksaimniecības
dzīvnieku, meža un zivju ăenētisko resursu ilgtermiĦa saglabāšanas un ilgspējīgas izmantošanas
programma (no 2005.g.).Līdzdalība.
34. Ruža A. (2009-2010) Projekta vadītājs. ZM subsīdiju projekts Nr. 200309/S18 Minimālās
augsnes apstrādes ietekme uz augsnes auglības saglabāšanu, kaitīgo organismu attīstību
un izplatību, ražu un tās kvalitāti bezmaiĦas sējumos. Izpildītāji: BērziĦš A., Ausmane M.,
Melngalvis I., KārkliĦš A.
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35. Trūpa A. (2011) LR ZM LLKC Demonstrējuma projekta „Jaunas augu ekstraktpiedevas
„Xtract” novērtēšana slaucamo govju ēdināšanā”. Projekta zinātniskā vadītāja un
izpildītāja.
Experts of Latvian Conncil of Sciences
1. Adamovičs Aleksandrs, Dr.agr.
2. AlsiĦa Ina, Dr.biol.
3. Antāne Vita, Dr.med.vet.
4. Balode Antra, Dr.agr.
5. Bankina Biruta, Dr.biol.
6. Bimšteine Gunita, Dr.agr.
7. Gaile Zinta, Dr.agr.
8. Jonkus Daina, Dr.agr.
9. Kairiša Daina, Dr.agr.
10. Kronberga Arta, Dr.agr.
11. Paura Līga, Dr.agr., Mg.paed.
12. Ruža Antons, Dr.habil.agr.
13. Šulcs Viesturs, Dr.biol.
Participation in organization of international exibitions,
conferences and master – classes
1. DimiĦš F., Kūka P., Čakste I., Kūka M. (2008) Starptautiskā izstāde/International
exhibitions „Riga Food 2008”, Progresīvi medus kvalitātes novērtēšanas kritēriji un
metodes (stenda referāts/poster).
2. Kuka M., Cakste I., Kuka P. (2009) Starptautiskā izstāde/International exhibition „Riga
Food 2009”, Dried Latvian wild berry juices (poster).
3. KārkliĦa D. (2008) Starptautiskas zinātniskas konferences „Foodbalt-2008” zinātniskā
komiteja. Konference notika Jelgavā. Piedalījās 65 zinātnieki no 9 valstīm. Menber of
scientific committee of International Scientific Conference „Foodbalt-2008”. 65
participants from 9 countries.
4. KārkliĦa D. (2009) Nodarbību vadīšana BOVA intensīvajos maăistra kursos „Technology
and Safety of Plant Food”.
5. Zagorska J. (2009) BOVA studiju programmā BIOLANDMAN lekciju vadīšana „The
quality and processing conditions for plants grown in organic agriculture” LLU, Jelgava,
Latvija, Participation in BOVA Study programm BIOLANDMAN with lecture „The
quality and processing conditions for plants grown in organic agriculture” LUA, Jelgava,
Latvia.
6. Zagorska J. (2009) Pieredzes apmaiĦa ar Abant Izzet Baysal University. līdzdalība
ERASMUS programmā, Bolu, Turcija,. Exchange ERASMUS program Abant Izzet
Baysal University., Bolu, Turkey.
7. Zagorska J. (2011) Starptautiskas konferences „Foodbalt-2011” organizēšana. Konference
notika Jelgavā. Piedalījās 150 zinātnieki no 10 valstīm. Participant of organizing
committee of International Scientific Conference „Foodbalt-2011”. 105 participants from
10 countries.
8. KārkliĦa D. (2011) 2. Starptautiskas konferences „Foodbalt-2011” zinātniskā komiteja.
Konference notika Jelgavā. Piedalījās 150 zinātnieki no 10 valstīm. Member of scientific
committee of International Scientific Conference „Foodbalt-2011”. 105 participants from
10 countries.
9. KārkliĦa D. (2011) Nodarbību „Pārtikas produktu kvalitāte un nekaitīgums” vadīšana
projekta „Arodapmācība pārtikas ražošanas nozarē” Lauku attīstības programmas 2007.2013. gadam pasākuma „Arodapmācības un informācijas pasākumi” ietvaros. LLU.
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10. KārkliĦa D. (2011) Starptautiskās izstādes „Ekspoforums, Vīni un dzērieni” žūrijas
komisijas loceklis – eksperts, Minska, Baltrievija / Expert of international evaluators team
Exspoforum, Wine and strong alcoholic drinks, Minsk, Belarus.
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Appendix 7
The Samples of the Diploma Supplement to be Issued for the Acquisition of the Higher
Education Program
LATVIA UNIVERSITY OFAGRICULTURE
DIPLOMA SUPPLEMENT (Diploma XXX Nr. xxx)
1.
IDENTITY INFORMATION OF THE HOLDER OF THE QUALIFICATION
1.1. First name (s): BērziĦš
1.2. Family name (s): Salvis
1.3. Date of birth (day/month/year): 01.06.1988.
1.4. Student identification number or code: 010688 - 00000
2.
INFORMATION IDENTIFYING THE QUALIFICATION
2.1. Name of qualification and the title conferred (in original language):
Profesional Bachelor in Agriculture and agronomist with specialization in field-crop, or
horticulture, or zootechnician in breeding, or manager of agricultural enterprise.
(Profesionālais bakalaurs lauksaimniecībā un agronoms ar specializāciju laukkopībā
vai dārzkopībā vai ciltslietu zootehniėis, vai lauksaimniecības uzĦēmuma vadītājs).
2.2. Main field(s) of study for the qualification:
Plant and Animal Biology, Soil and Animal science, Plant Production, Animal
Production, Horticulture and Business Management in Agriculture
2.3. Name and status of awarding institution (in original language):
Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitāte, state-accredited (25.10.2001), state-founded
university
2.4. Name and status of institution administering studies (in original language): same as in
item 2.3.
2.5. Language(s) of instruction/examination: Latvian
3.
INFORMATION ON THE LEVEL OF THE QUALIFICATION
3.1. Level of qualification: Second-level higher professional education diploma, see p. 6.1.
3.2. Official length of programme, start and end date of the programme
4 years of full-time studies (5 yearof part time studies), 160 Latvian credit points, 240
ECTS credits, start 01.09.XXXX end XX.06.20XX
3.3. Entrance requirements:
General secondary education or 9-year basic education plus 4-year secondary
vocational education
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4.
INFORMATION ON THE CONTENTS AND RESULTS GAINED
4.1. Mode of study: Full (Part)-time studies
4.2. Programme requirements:
Acquire knowledge in Agrophysics, Botany, Zoology, Physiology of Plants, Physiology
of Animals, Philosophy, Ethics, Aesthetics, Foreign Language ror professional
Purposes, Chemestry, Biometrics, Ecology and Environmental Protection,
Organizational psychology and Management Studies, Labor Safety and Civil Defence,
Research Methodology, microbiology, Theory of Economics; acquire agriculture
specialization in field-crop, or horticulture, or zootechnician in breeding, or manager of
agricultural enterprise which are the theoretical basis for obtaining practical skills. To
caryy out Bachelor’s Thesis.
5. INFORMATION ON THE FUNCTION OF THE QUALIFICATION
5.1. Opportunities for further studies:
Access to Maister study programmes and to professional programmes designed for
studies after award of Bachelor’s degree
5.2. Professional status:
Authorizes and entitles the holder of the qualification to work as agronomist, or
zootechnician in breeding, or manager of agricultural enterprise
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