Foreign experience in the development of agricultural business

Abstract

The paper studies the foreign experience in the development of various forms of farming in agriculture with the aim of identifying and analyzing the elements that can be applied to Russian conditions that contribute to changing the agricultural business of Russia and its equal development on a par with other foreign countries. The presented study of the foreign experience in the development of agricultural business showed that regardless of the variety of ownership forms and sizes of agricultural producers, all highly developed countries have clearly formulated goals and objectives for the development of agriculture, both in the long and short term. They consist in understanding the special role of the agricultural sector of the economy and protecting the interests of their own agricultural producers.

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