Energy evaluation of production in agro-industrial complex

Abstract

The main task of an agricultural enterprise is the production of a certain quantity of products. Any production activity is associated with energy spending. And before any production there is a question-what amount of energy will be required at the existing level of technology for obtaining this product, and in general, is there any point in spending that amount of energy? Perhaps it is more expedient to use the means invested in energy resources to purchase finished products? Therefore, there is always a problem in determining the economically expedient relationship between the energy expended on the production of a certain product and the amount of output produced.

Simulation of Accident-free Operation of the Modified Cultivator

“…Current trends in the development of the agricultural industry in Russia are aimed at resource and energy saving [1]. In livestock breeding, this trend is provided by indoor microclimate technologies [2,3], in the field of logging --monitoring of woody vegetation [4]. In the field of crop production, energy saving is aimed at reducing the traction forces of machinery during soil treatment [5,6].…”