Prospects of dairy production development region using digital technologies

Issue № 9, 2019, article № 5, pages 46-54

Language: Russian

Original language title: ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ РАЗВИТИЯ МОЛОЧНОГО ПРОИЗВОДСТВА РЕГИОНА С ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕМ ЦИФРОВЫХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ

Keywords: REGION, AGRICULTURE, DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES, ROBOTIC FARM

Abstract: Animal husbandry is one of the labour-intensive industries that provides not only food, but is the main source of raw materials for the processing industry. The prospects for its development are largely determined by the state of the material and technical base. The current state of the industry shows that it needs radical modernization, which can be carried out on the basis of new knowledge and scientific achievements of domestic and world science and practice. Without such measures and actions, improving production efficiency and addressing food security issues are problematic. Currently, the use of information and digital technologies in agricultural production is becoming relevant. Agriculture itself is a nature-dependent and conservative industry, but this does not mean that it is impossible to use digital technologies in the industry. Practice shows that enterprises that use such technologies quickly achieve success, which becomes long-term. Now the industry is only at the beginning and further development of agriculture, including livestock, without information and digital technologies is impossible. The article on the example of a separate peasant farm shows what results can be achieved and what prospects are associated with the use of information and digital technologies. At the same time, the further development of the industry largely depends on state support, protection of the domestic market from imported products, and the implementation of protectionist policies. These measures are needed now to consolidate and consolidate the recent achievements. The article shows what role the initial support of the state for private initiative can play through cooperation on the basis of public-private partnership.

Authors: Batov Gumar KHasanovich