IN SEARCH OF IMPROVING ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS

DOI 10.32651/246-43

Issue № 6, 2024, article № 6, pages 43-48

Section: Problems of efficient management

Language: Russian

Original language title: В ПОИСКЕ ПОВЫШЕНИЯ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ЭФФЕКТИВНОСТИ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ СЕЛЬСКОХОЗЯЙСТВЕННЫХ ОРГАНИЗАЦИЙ

Keywords: AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION, PIG-BREEDING COMPLEX, FEED, ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY, BUSINESS PROCESS AUTOMATION, INNOVATION

Abstract: The article is devoted to the analysis of methods for assessing the economic efficiency of agricultural organizations to achieve the set goal - the search for increasing the economic efficiency of agricultural organizations in modern economic conditions, using the example of a pig-breeding complex.Taking into account the specifics and characteristics of the agricultural sector of the economy, assessing the economic efficiency of agricultural organizations requires the use of complex methods and analysis techniques.It is believed that groups and classification systems of indicators should take into account the main factor - production.A comprehensive description of the financial, economic and organizational activities of JSC Uralsky Pig Farm is given.It is noted that, based on current trends, there is an increase in feed prices, which automatically leads to an increase in production costs and an increase in the cost of the product in livestock farming.The problem statement is that the use of expensive prestarter feeds and the rise in prices of compound feeds in recent years has led to an uncontrollable increase in feed costs in the complex, increasing them by almost 25%, regardless of the influence of management.In order to reduce the cost of production and ensure the strategic security of the Ural Pig Farm JSC, it is necessary to consider the development of a business project to open a feed production workshop, which will ensure continuous feeding of animals and solve the main problem of the economy - the effective distribution of production factors, taking into account limited resources and social needs.

Authors: Kurdiumov Aleksandr Vasilevich