Mojinci

Mojinci (sometimes spelled Mojńci) is a village located in the Municipality of Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici, in northeastern Slovenia. It is part of the traditional region of Styria. The village is situated in an area known for its rolling hills and agricultural land.

The economy of Mojinci is primarily based on agriculture, with viticulture (grape growing) being a significant activity due to the region's suitability for wine production. Other agricultural activities include farming and livestock raising.

Historically, Mojinci, like the broader Styria region, has been influenced by various cultural and political forces. It has been part of different empires and states over the centuries, including the Habsburg Empire and later Yugoslavia, before becoming part of independent Slovenia.

The population of Mojinci is relatively small, reflecting its rural character. Specific population figures may vary depending on the source and the date of data collection. The village maintains a quiet and traditional way of life.

The local infrastructure includes basic amenities such as roads and access to utilities. Educational and healthcare services are typically accessed in nearby larger settlements within the municipality of Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici.

Points of interest in or near Mojinci include the surrounding natural landscape and opportunities for hiking and cycling. The area is also known for its wine cellars and opportunities for wine tasting.