decided to create an Industrial Zone of common interest in the zones of Banjskë, Tarazhë, Bukosh and Gracë. Taraxhë – pasture land, surface area of 04.84.18 ha; Bukosh – pasture land, surface area of 17.98.87 ha. Gracë – arable land, at the site called "Utrinë", total surface area of 24.48.70 ha. Banjskë – surface area of 76, 86.60 ha and the rest total area is 10, 65.88 ha. The Vushtrri municipal assembly is also in the process of taking a decision to create a business zone in the village of Lumadh. While the land quality is poor, the surface area is estimated at , and is owned by the municipality. The designated site for the business park is Lumadh-Vushtrri. The project was developed and submitted to the Ministry of Trade and Industry. The municipality of Vushtrri lies between two regional centers, Pristina and Mitrovica. This enables access to these two big markets. According to the municipality's official data, the number of employed people in specific sectors is: This data only includes administration employees, while other public institutions, households, hospital, schools, police, prison, etc., are not included. The total number of employed people in Vushtrri is approximately 16,000. Major employers in Vushtrri include: "Vipa Çips" – Potato products; "Berto" – Furniture manufacturing; "Emona Market" – Shopping center; "Bini" – Door and windows manufacturing etc.; "Etc" – Shopping center; "Agro Vini" – Potato producer/exporter and machinery sales; "Standard" – Production of glue and paints etc.; "Albed" – Furniture manufacturing; "Molitoria" – Flour mill; "Llamakos" - Metal sheets manufacturing; "Kotex" – Underwear manufacturing; "Ariani" – Construction; "Zariqi/Dijari" – Construction company; "Preteni" – Doors and windows manufacturing. Agriculture One of the main economic activities in Vushtrri is agriculture. The most cultivated crops are potato, wheat, corn, vegetables and forage crops. In recent years orchards with apples, plums, and pears are expanding more and more. Vushtrri is the biggest producer of potatoes in Kosovo. Tradition, high-quality seeds imported from the Netherlands, advanced technology and water system from the Iber-Lepenc company are the main factors that Vushtrri's farmers keep achieving high potato yields, nearly reaching the average European level. In 2013, of plants were cultivated with potatoes, with an average of . This means over of potatoes were produced in 2013. The best farmers of the city produced up to and in some cases even more. The biggest potato cultivation companies are Pestova, Agro Vini and