Mobilization Technological and Socio-Economic Breakthrough of the Agro-Industrial Complex in Russia

Issue № 11, 2022, article № 3, pages 20-28

Section: Agrarian policy: problems and decisions

Language: Russian

Original language title: МОБИЛИЗАЦИОННЫЙ ТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ И СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИЙ ПРОРЫВ АПК В РОССИИ

Keywords: AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX, STRATEGY, COOPERATION, INTEGRATION, WASTE-FREE TECHNOLOGIES, ECONOMICS, ECOLOGY

Abstract: Over 30 years of reforms, the products of agro-industrial, defense complexes and IT technologies have become the leaders of non-resource exports. These are the main goods that we can offer to the world market today and in the near future, since in many industrial industries we are 30-40 years behind (or forever) and will be uncompetitive for a long time in the world rapidly developing market, the last industrial structure, advanced equipment and technologies. The modern agro-industrial complex and the former agricultural greatness of Russia can be restored within 1-2 years in crop production and 3-5 years in animal husbandry, if more than 120 million Russian owners of about 40 million personal subsidiary (about 17 million) garden (about 22 million), farm (55 thousand farms) and agricultural organizations (18 thousand according to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation) will be combined within 1 year into high-performance, highly profitable, waste-free agricultural production and trade cooperatives based on small forms of management, and medium and large agricultural organizations - into agro-industrial enterprises (type ZAO Ozyory) and associations (type of agricultural holding Dmitrovsky Ovoshchi) on the basis of, single ("through") waste-free, technological (product) chains with a closed production cycle and the sale of cheap, high-quality, competitive in the domestic and world market of final agricultural products (ready for consumption). This also applies to other national economic complexes and similar waste-free vertical-integral formations serving vertically integrated agro-industrial formations.

Authors: Tulcheev Vladimir Valentinovich, ZHevora Sergei Valentinovich