The Digital Transformation as a Response to Modern Challenges and Threats to the Development of Agriculture

Nemchenko, Aleksandr V.; Dugina, Tatiana A.; Shaldokhina, Svetlana Y.; Likholetov, Evgeny A.; Likholetov, Alexandr A.

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-7633-8_5

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“…Digital technology provides avenues for services and new opportunities in achieving sustainability and transformation of the agricultural value chains [24]. Digital technologies include networks such as 4G and 5G, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT), which are rapidly becoming integrated into virtually all agricultural processes with a focus on enhancing efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability [17].…”

Section: Digital Technologies and Agricultural Value Chains In The Co...mentioning

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Agricultural Social Networks: An Agricultural Value Chain-Based Digitalization Framework for an Inclusive Digital Economy

Tombe

Smuts

2023

Applied Sciences

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Sustainable agriculture is the backbone of food security systems and a driver of human well-being in global economic development (Sustainable Development Goal SDG 3). With the increase in world population and the effects of climate change due to the industrialization of economies, food security systems are under pressure to sustain communities. This situation calls for the implementation of innovative solutions to increase and sustain efficacy from farm to table. Agricultural social networks (ASNs) are central in agriculture value chain (AVC) management and sustainability and consist of a complex network inclusive of interdependent actors such as farmers, distributors, processors, and retailers. Hence, social network structures (SNSs) and practices are a means to contextualize user scenarios in agricultural value chain digitalization and digital solutions development. Therefore, this research aimed to unearth the roles of agricultural social networks in AVC digitalization, enabling an inclusive digital economy. We conducted automated literature content analysis followed by the application of case studies to develop a conceptual framework for the digitalization of the AVC toward an inclusive digital economy. Furthermore, we propose a transdisciplinary framework that guides the digitalization systematization of the AVC, while articulating resilience principles that aim to attain sustainability. The outcomes of this study offer software developers, agricultural stakeholders, and policymakers a platform to gain an understanding of technological infrastructure capabilities toward sustaining communities through digitalized AVCs.

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Section: Digital Technologies and Agricultural Value Chains In The Co...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Agricultural Social Networks: An Agricultural Value Chain-Based Digitalization Framework for an Inclusive Digital Economy

Tombe

Smuts

2023

Applied Sciences

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“…expressed in the adoption of and compliance with ESG-principles -taking into account the export potential of agriculture and its significant role in foreign trade in Russia, the incorporation of "green economy" ideas by the regulator represented by the Ministry of Agriculture and industry associations (for example, the Union of Russian livestock producers, the Planting Material Manufacturers Association, Rusprodsoyuz) is currently going rather spotty and associated almost entirely with the preservation of markets of presence, i.e. ends While the system rethinking of business models of agriculture does not occur, and this limits the transition to a new paradigm of agribusiness management, based precisely on digital technology and the most sparing use of natural and biological assets [7].…”

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Problems and prospects for sustainable development of the Russian agro-industrial sector under international sanctions and green agenda

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Ensuring the productive functioning of the sphere of agriculture in modern economic conditions objectively requires a large-scale and fundamental reform of the business model of agriculture, based on the transition from resource (extensive) to innovation-oriented (intensive) paradigm, based on the active use of digital technologies in the organization, monitoring and management of agribusiness. Currently, agriculture in Russia does face a number of risks that significantly complicate the implementation of the program of digital agribusiness reform: the emergence of a shortage of seed material; lack of educational programs in the field of cooperation between agribusiness and IT; lack of dissemination of ideas and requirements of responsible business policy, expressed in the adoption and compliance with ESG principles; critical dependence of Russian agriculture on import of feed supplements and vaccines aimed at the implementation of genet Despite the multitude of threats, thanks to competent and far-sighted leadership a set of measures has been taken to replace imports and develop our own production base, which today has already sufficiently revealed its potential to keep Russia the last word in the duel for the future food security of the entire Eurasian continent.

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“…The program of technological cooperation of the agro-industrial complex and the IT sphere "Industrial FoodNet" Characteristic of the direction: combining disparate initiatives from agribusiness, venture industry and scientific achievements into a holistic ecosystem of finding partners, financing and businesses interested in end-to-end digitalization and innovatization of approaches to agriculture. The program includes a number of areas: 1) study and commercialization of alternative sources of raw materials and food products, including artificial protein synthesis, the use of microbial biomass; 2) technologies and equipment for highly productive agribusiness (robotization and automation of business processes; construction of city farms, digital twins, breeding and genetic modeling); 3) smart supply chains (production and supply cycle tracking services; smart packaging and label; recycling and safe disposal); 4) biologized agriculture (development of the practice of industrial reproduction of valuable and rare wild plants, restoration of plants listed in the Red Book; intensification of the processes of terraforming farmland) Note: Source: compiled by the authors according to [10][11][12][13][14].…”

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Innovation as a Strategic Direction for Increasing the Economic Efficiency of the Agro-Industrial Complex

Pudeyan

Zaporozceva

Medvedskaya

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Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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The scientific article is devoted to the study of the processes of innovatization and informatization of the agro-industrial complex. Critical review of publications of academic and business circles and identification of strategic directions of innovative development of the agro-industrial complex; formation of a statistical database and quantitative analysis of indicators of innovative development and digital maturity of the agroindustrial complex; identification of key milestones in the development of the agro-industrial complex in the context of ongoing digital reforms. In the process of writing a scientific article, general scientific (observation, comparison, measurement, analysis and synthesis, the method of logical reasoning) and specifically scientific (static analysis, expert assessments, graphical method) methods of scientific cognition were used. The main directions of innovation and digitalization of the agro-industrial complex are: the development of precision agriculture, the formation of a network of smart farms and greenhouse complexes, the implementation of the federal program of technological cooperation of the agro-industrial complex and the IT sphere "Industrial FoodNet". The main obstacles to the innovative development of the agro-industrial complex are: the dominance of state financing of projects in the field of digital reform; lack of educational programs in the field of cooperation of the agroindustry and IT; insufficient dissemination of ideas and requirements of responsible business policy, expressed in the adoption and compliance with ESG principles; internal resistance of agribusiness management to deep reforms due to the fear of disclosure of trade secrets and the need for admission of partners from the IT sphere to sensitive economic information.

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The Digital Transformation as a Response to Modern Challenges and Threats to the Development of Agriculture

Cited by 6 publications

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Agricultural Social Networks: An Agricultural Value Chain-Based Digitalization Framework for an Inclusive Digital Economy

Agricultural Social Networks: An Agricultural Value Chain-Based Digitalization Framework for an Inclusive Digital Economy

Problems and prospects for sustainable development of the Russian agro-industrial sector under international sanctions and green agenda

Innovation as a Strategic Direction for Increasing the Economic Efficiency of the Agro-Industrial Complex

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