Digital Farming Development in Russia: Regional Aspect

Shchutskaya, A. V.; Afanaseva, E. P.; Kapustina, L. V.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-11367-4_26

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“…will have the greatest potential in the meliorative branch. According to the forecast [9], if these rates of digitalization are observed by 2026, the market of agricultural technologies will grow by 5 times, which will allow Russia to become a worthy competitor in the market of digital technologies of agriculture [17]. proposal to the Government to create a fund for the development of the digital economy, which actively supported it by approving the Plan of transition to the use of domestic GIS-technologies [19], which will reduce the level of import dependence and ensure the sustainability of Russian agricultural production.…”

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Land Reclamation Digitalization As a Key Factor in Ensuring National Food Security

Vasilyev

Slabunov

Slabunova

2019

KLS

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The purpose of the research was to analyze the impact of digitalization of land reclamation on food security of the Russian Federation, as a result of which its significant role was established. In this connection, the concept of digital land reclamation was developed, which is distributed at all stages of the life cycle of reclamation objects. Thus, within the framework of the implementation of digital reclamation, it is planned to ensure its close integration with the processes of digital agriculture, and its close integration with the platforms developed in the process of implementation of the digital economy. It also provides for a flexible architecture of its end-to-end integration with the databases of various federal executive authorities of the Russian Federation for the collection, storage, and processing of information. In order to develop digital land reclamation, it is proposed to create scientific and educational centers for land reclamation in the form of specialized sites, a complex of objects, facilities and equipment, technological and innovation infrastructure in the regions of Russia and intended for the approbation and commercialization of scientific and technical results in the field of land reclamation, which will simplify the process of implementing the results of scientific research in production. Introduction of scientific and educational centers for land reclamation will ensure: food security of Russia and increase of profitability in agriculture; creation of tools (methods, technical means, technologies, etc.) for digital agriculture; creation of innovative platforms for decision support to agricultural producers; increase of efficiency of interaction between participants and the state with transition to digital format; development of digital environment for remote agricultural production. Increasing the efficiency of interaction between the participants and the state with the transition to digital format; development of the digital environment of distant agrarian education and the market of professional agro-consulting; increasing the attractiveness of work in agriculture, increasing the demand for information technology specialists in the agricultural sector, increasing the level of income in rural areas.

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Land Reclamation Digitalization As a Key Factor in Ensuring National Food Security

Vasilyev

Slabunov

Slabunova

2019

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“…Therefore, the use of fertilizers, new equipment and technologies, the introduction of new varieties should be economically viable and energetically rational (Neschadim, Gorpinchenko, Paceka, & Tsatsenko, 2018). For the development of more advanced energy-saving technologies and taking into account the effectiveness of innovations in grain production, a comprehensive assessment is important while considering agronomic, economic and energy efficiency (Gorpinchenko, 2014;Kvashin, Neshchadim, Gorpinchenko, & Kvashin, 2016;Buranova, Cerny, Kulhanek, Vasak, & Balik, 2015;Shchutskaya, Afanaseva, & Kapustina, 2020).…”

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Production Of Winter Crops’ Grain For Deep Processing Depending On Agrotechnologies

Neschadim¹,

Popok²,

Gorpinchenko³

et al. 2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…Here as one of the countries that is developing a digital agricultural system, Russia has great potential for agricultural resources and interest in the development of a digital-based agricultural system is increasing. The Russian government through the Ministry of Agriculture provides a stimulus in the Samara region in the form of subsidies to farmers to buy precision agricultural equipment such as satellite navigation stations, computers, fertilizer sensors and so on [1]. Russia's development model is more about improving precision agricultural equipment.…”

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Integrated smart farming system in developing potential products of the village

Ap¹,

Pertiwi²,

Oktarina³

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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The village as an area that rests on local potential always needs development in product innovation and a sustainable market. In the world of agriculture, digital technology has been developing from nurseries to post-harvest. Included in the integrated agricultural system from upstream to downstream. Integrated smart farming system as an agricultural system that combines all components needed in agriculture (include the digitalization) were attracting young farmer’s interest. This paper aims to describe an integrated agriculture model in Bali. The research was conducted by a descriptive analysis method of existing conditions. The results showed there was an upstream stage of agricultural development carried out through technology for seeding and breeding to produce more quality seedlings. The process involves young farmers who act as an organization that bridges farmers through funding for farmers, quality control, stock management, and farmer organizing. The downstream stage focuses on post-harvest processing, so farmers can sell their crops to market to meet retail and export needs. As the conclusion, the development of potential products through the use of the Integrated Smart Farming System can provide economic added value and encourage the economic growth of villages.

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Digital Farming Development in Russia: Regional Aspect

Cited by 9 publications

References 8 publications

Land Reclamation Digitalization As a Key Factor in Ensuring National Food Security

Land Reclamation Digitalization As a Key Factor in Ensuring National Food Security

Production Of Winter Crops’ Grain For Deep Processing Depending On Agrotechnologies

Integrated smart farming system in developing potential products of the village

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