Conceptual aspects of the agrarian russia’s future image formation

Issue № 7, 2021, article № 1, pages 3-7

Section: Agrarian policy: problems and decisions

Language: Russian

Original language title: КОНЦЕПТУАЛЬНЫЕ АСПЕКТЫ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ БУДУЩЕГО ОБРАЗА АГРАРНОЙ РОССИИ

Keywords: RURAL TERRITORIES, RURAL LIFESTYLE, RELOCATION FROM CITIES, FORECASTING, LIVING ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH, CARBON REGULATION

Abstract: The main driver of economic growth and development of Russia at the beginning of the XXI century was agriculture. However, the results achieved in the agricultural sector were achieved mainly through the use of foreign technologies and state support. Unfortunately, the potential of domestic agrarian science, including economic science, was little in demand during this period, which was not without serious errors in the organizational, economic and scientific-technological mechanism of the agro-industrial complex. All this has led to distortions in structural production between large and small agricultural producers. That is why the role of agrarian economic science in the development and implementation of optimal models in all strategic areas is extremely high. In my opinion, for the next decade, the locomotive of socio-economic progress in Russia will be not so much agriculture as a rural lifestyle and the development of rural territories. Mass resettlement from cities will become a powerful factor in the development of rural areas. The goal of the agricultural business should be not only profit, but also the welfare of workers. A new economic model in agribusiness should launch a modern management model based on a digital environment and distributed registry technology. Ecology in a broad sense and related human health, life expectancy should become the main objects of scientific research. The state of the living environment and human health are the main values of the new economy. In fact, we are talking about the convergence of agriculture and health care, aimed at maintaining human health and preventing diseases.

Authors: Savchenko Evgenii Stepanovich