Model of organizational-economic appli-cation mechanism resource savings in animal breeding
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https://doi.org/10.31548/machenergy2019.01.097Keywords:
animal husbandry, resource conserva-tion, technology, organizational and economic mechanism, model.Abstract
Further intensification of agricultural pro-duction should not occur due to extensive and intensive re-source-intensive methods of production, but through the efficient use and preservation of existing production re-sources. Therefore, the strategic direction of effective do-mestic livestock breeding is resource conservation, which should become the basis of the strategy and tactics of the economic activity of a modern agricultural enterprise and state policy. This will satisfy the growing needs of con-sumption and use of livestock products, implement tech-nical and technological re-equipment of the industry, main-tain the existing natural potential of Ukraine and revive its economy. In combination with other agricultural innova-tions, resource-saving livestock breeding is the basis for
the development of sustainable highly efficient agricultural production. A generalized characteristic of enterprises was developed according to the potential use of resource-saving technologies, the conditions for the application of modern technologies in animal husbandry at the level of an agricul-tural enterprise were determined, the study of which allows one to correctly evaluate the results of work, identify and use the reserves of growth, the economic potential of the enterprise, increase the efficiency of agricultural produc-tion and offer a model of organizational economic mecha-nism of resource use saving technologies and its effective functioning.
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