Strategy for the management of rational land use in agriculture

Issue № 12, 2021, article № 6, pages 53-59

Section: Economic mechanism of managing

Language: Russian

Original language title: СТРАТЕГИЯ УПРАВЛЕНИЯ РАЦИОНАЛЬНЫМ ЗЕМЛЕПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕМ В СЕЛЬСКОМ ХОЗЯЙСТВЕ

Keywords: AGRICULTURE, LAND RESOURCES, LAND POLICY, STRATEGY, MANAGEMENT MECHANISM, LAND DEGRADATION, SOIL FERTILITY

Abstract: Rational land use in conditions of ongoing degradation of land, soil and vegetation cover is one of the conditions for the formation of sustainable systems in agriculture in the region. The solution of environmental and economic problems in this area is constrained by uncertainty in the organization of their solution, the lack of theoretical elaboration of strategic land management, which urgently requires filling this gap. The purpose of the study was to develop conceptual provisions of the strategy of rational land use management in agriculture. The authors formulated the concept of a rational land use strategy, the basic principles, elements and sequence of its construction. The structural mechanism of strategy formation is proposed, which consists in bringing material, technical, financial and land resources into strategic alignment with human capital on the basis of ensuring the readiness of workers and management personnel for rational land use. The authors have developed a conceptual model of a strategic map of rational land use based on a balanced system of economic and environmental criteria and proposed strategic directions for its implementation. The model describes how, with the help of internal process management, as well as training and development, rational land use in agriculture is ensured. The developed model of the strategic map of rational land use is the basic one; in each case it will be unique, with a unique set of strategic directions characteristic of a particular region. The conducted research emphasizes that the implementation of a strategic approach to land use management should become the starting element of any land use program measures, which will contribute to the formation of the sustainability of agriculture in the region in rapidly changing environmental conditions.

Authors: Dubovitskii Aleksandr Alekseevich, Klimentova Elvira Anatolevna