Territorial Aspects of Robotization of Agriculture

Syomin, A.N.; Skvortsov, E. A.; Skvortsova, E.G.

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“…In general, rural life is hard work with seasonal peaks of loads, uncomfortable living conditions, poor roads, lack of accessible social infrastructure in the form of medical and educational institutions, catering enterprises, cinemas, theaters and other benefits of the city. The average salary in rural areas does not exceed 56% compared to the national average [12]. As a result, the share of the rural population is declining due to both natural decline and migration.…”

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Analysis of the impact of socio-economic problems in rural area on agricultural education

Astrakhantseva

2021

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The article evaluates the results of scientific research on the specific features of the formation of qualified labor resources in the agricultural sector. The results of the study conducted by a group of experts from the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia and the SRI Higher School of Economics with the participation of the author in 2017 are compared with the results of similar studies in the period 2018-2020. The article reveals the existing close relationship between social problems in rural areas and the lack of interest in graduates of specialized agricultural higher educational institutions in job placement in their specialty. The work analyzes the negative impact of short industrial practice of students on the agricultural education quality and assesses the consequences of the lack of a modern technological base for conducting practical training in many higher educational institutions, which leads to the unreadiness of graduates for independent work. The possible ways of finding a balance of interests between the regional administration, higher agricultural educational institution, students and business are considered on the example of the activities of the Omsk State Agrarian University named after P.A. Stolypin. The article also highlights the problems in the field of education and obtaining new competencies faced by representatives of peasant (farm) households. In conclusion, proposals are made to solve the urgent problems of agricultural education. Basic provisions: - the job placement of graduates of higher educational institutions in agricultural enterprises is negatively affected by the social problems of the village; - graduates of agricultural universities do not meet the expectations of employers, as educational institutions do not provide sufficient practical knowledge and skills due to the lack of orientation for the practical activities of future specialists; - for representatives of peasant (farm) households, distance education forms and the availability of highly qualified consultants in the field of digital technologies and product promotion are necessary.

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“…As a result, the share of the rural population is declining due to both natural decline and migration. At the same time, a further decline in the share of the rural population and, accordingly, the labor force is predicted [12].…”

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Analysis of the impact of socio-economic problems in rural area on agricultural education

Astrakhantseva

2021

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“…The studies of many scientists emphasize the need to form a qualitative and full-fledged system of formal institutions (legal field) for effective international provision and regulation of food security [13][14][15].…”

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Provision and regulation of food security in conditions of complex epidemiological situation: theoretical and methodological aspect

Kurdyumov

2020

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The article is devoted to assessing the construction of regulation and ensuring food security at the international and national levels. The object of the study was the methods of regulation and management of socio- economic effects of AIC regional-sectoral structures, influencing the stability of the food security provision system. The hypothesis of the study is the assertion that the quality of international and national legal regulation positively correlates with the quality of food security provision. The article analyzes the complex of international social and economic institutions in a hierarchical way through the use of institutional methodology. The author analyzes the data illustrating the practice and dynamics of normative-legal provision of the system ensuring food security in the conditions of difficult epidemiological situation. Based on the results of the study, the main trends and directions of development in the field of regulation and ensuring food security in the face of threats and large challenges is evaluated.

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The density of Robotization of Agriculture in Russia and its Regions

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Wseas Transactions on Systems and Control

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According to the Rosstat data a share of agricultural organizations which introduce technological innovations is low (2.7%). The study aims to determine the density of agricultural robotization in Russia and its regions. The density of agricultural robotization is influenced by the average annual number of employees in the industry, which was 5802 thousand people in 2013-2019 and decreased by 22% over the studied period. The data show that 435 units of robotics were introduced in agricultural organizations in the Russian Federation in 2006-2019. The vast majority of robotics used in agriculture in Russia is milking robots mainly by European manufacturers. Robotics is used in the agricultural sector in the Central (185 units), Volga (95 units), NorthWest (66 units) and Ural (68 units) federal districts. The introduction of robotics in agriculture in the Southern, Siberian and North Caucasian federal districts is practically not carried out. The highest density of agricultural robotization is observed in the Kaluga (42.67 robots per 10 thousand employees in the industry), the Ryazan (14.8), the Sverdlovsk (6.32) and the Vologda Region (6.21). The results of the study will allow development of a mechanism that promotes priority robotization of rural areas where robotization is slow or is not carried out to prevent their technological lagging behind and the further development of a stagnation processes. The scientific significance of the research results will contribute to the development of theoretical aspects of robotics application in agriculture and the spatial aspects of robotization

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Territorial Aspects of Robotization of Agriculture

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Analysis of the impact of socio-economic problems in rural area on agricultural education

Analysis of the impact of socio-economic problems in rural area on agricultural education

Provision and regulation of food security in conditions of complex epidemiological situation: theoretical and methodological aspect

The density of Robotization of Agriculture in Russia and its Regions

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