Ecological and Economic Aspects of Efficiency of the Use of Land Resources

Dubovitski, Alexander А.; Klimentova, Elvira; Nikitin, A. V.; Babushkin, V. A.; Goncharova, Natalya A.

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202021011004

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“…where x 1 , x 2 ,…,x n -factors of production with positive and decreasing marginal productivity and constant returns to scale. The potential or actual damage to land use can be determined using the methodology of environmental impact assessment based on balance-sheet constructions (Dubovitski et al, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

Adaptive Management Of Climate Risk In Agricutual Enterprises

Nikitin¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Global climate change, the high degree of uncertainty and the risks of natural disasters require the construction of modern mechanisms for adapting agriculture to changing climatic conditions. The distributional effects of environmental policies can contribute to improving the sustainability of agroecological systems. In accordance with this, the purpose of this study was to substantiate possible directions for improving the system of adaptation of agriculture to climatic risks. The study used the methods of logical and comparative analysis with the use of information review, as well as the analysis of profitability to justify the strategy of adaptation of agricultural enterprises to climate risks. The constructed model of formation of agribusiness profitability with the account of climate risks, allowed us to conclude that it is necessary to maintain the stability of the functioning of agroecological systems on the basis of ensuring subsidiary responsibility in terms of compensation for potential damage to economic entities affected by risk factors. The creation of regional environmental funds is considered a key tool for mitigating the consequences of climate risks. This element of the risk management strategy can contribute to the realization of the potential production opportunities of the economic system, adaptation to climate change and mitigation of the negative consequences of climate change.

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Adaptive Management Of Climate Risk In Agricutual Enterprises

Nikitin¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…The methods of logical and comparative analysis with the use of a review of information and statistical data were used as general scientific research. When deciding on the economic assessment of the environmental impact of agricultural production on land resources, we assumed the methodological approach that we have previously substantiated (Dubovitski et al, 2019(Dubovitski et al, , 2020. Its essence is to calculate the ecological and economic damage, which is a cost estimate of the allowed decrease in soil fertility.…”

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Improving Agricultural Land Management As A Tool For Promoting Sustainable Development

Dubovitski¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The introduction of environmentally friendly farming methods in the conditions of the permanent degradation of land, soil and vegetation cover is one of the conditions for the formation of sustainable systems in agriculture. The purpose of this study is to substantiate possible directions for improving the land management system in the context of environmental improvement of agriculture in the Tambov region of Russia. The ecological impact of agricultural production on land resources is estimated by the allowed decrease in soil fertility using balance sheet tools. Calculations show that the cost of reducing soil fertility on an annual basis is 138.2 USD per hectare of agricultural land, and 384.7 million USD or 17.9% of Total agricultural production in the whole region. In our opinion, this is a sufficient justification for the need to reproduce soil fertility and controlling land degradation. The analysis made it possible to identify the reasons for the low environmental sustainability of land use, including the lack of knowledge in the field of rational use of soils, low interest in the favorable ecological state of soils and insufficient responsibility for the results of economic activity. It is advisable to expand the economic methods of implementing environmental policy, through the formation of a system of motivation and responsibility of farmers in the ecologization of land use. An important link in the promotion of biological practices should be agricultural counseling of agribusiness entities, especially small and medium-sized businesses, raising farmers' awareness of methods to improve fertility and reduce soil degradation.

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“…The traditional view of the growth of production in agriculture is given to increasing crop yields and animal productivity through the use of effective technologies for agricultural production (Semin, 2019), automation and robotization of agricultural production (Butorin, 2020). Often, research on this issue focuses on the agro-ecological justification of efficient production based on maintaining soil fertility and biologization techniques (Dubovitski et al, 2019(Dubovitski et al, , 2020Gliessman, 2020).…”

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Factors Of Spatial Location Of Agriculture: Data From Russia

Klimentova¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The severity of the problem of food supply for the population and the complexity of its solution at the present stage of the development of the society sets the task for agriculture to increase the productivity of production. One of the central places belongs to the rational distribution of agriculture; it indicates the need to identify factors that have a decisive influence on the productivity of production in the external environment. The purpose of the research was to identify the strength of the influence of individual climatic and socio-economic factors on the effectiveness of activities of agriculture in the regions of the Central Federal District of Russia. When carrying out the research, the methods of logical and comparative analysis were used as general scientific methods using a review of information and statistical data. The quantitative assessment of the factors that determine the effectiveness of placement was carried out by the method of multivariate correlation -regression analysis. The constructed models of the formation of performance made it possible to identify the strength of the influence of individual factors. Among the natural and climatic factors, the soil bonitet score and temperature regime have the greatest influence on the production volume. Among the socio-economic factors, the availability of skilled labour and the density of roads and railways have the greatest influence on the production volume.

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Ecological and Economic Aspects of Efficiency of the Use of Land Resources

Cited by 12 publications

References 16 publications

Adaptive Management Of Climate Risk In Agricutual Enterprises

Adaptive Management Of Climate Risk In Agricutual Enterprises

Improving Agricultural Land Management As A Tool For Promoting Sustainable Development

Factors Of Spatial Location Of Agriculture: Data From Russia

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