Data categories for the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia are 1-3 ha and 3-5 ha. This differs from countries with distinctly dualistic agriculture, where many smallholders use a small proportion of natural resources and large farms use a greater share of the land, such as in Brazil, where over 50% of the land is used by farms larger than 500 ha, or the European Union, where over 50% of the land is used by farms of over 100 ha (Eurostat, 2016, IGBE, 2006). The vast majority of farms in the six SEE economies remain small, family owned and highly fragmented. However, agricultural co-operatives do not play a major role in these economies, following a history of mandated collective farming under communism.