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Information × Registration Number 0223U002330, 0121U108430 , R & D reports Title Theoretical and methodological principles of land management organization of organic agriculture popup.stage_title Head Barvinskyi Andrii V., Кандидат сільськогосподарських наук Registration Date 15-02-2023 Organization Institut of Land Use NAAS Ukraine popup.description2  It is substantiated that the territories (masses of agricultural land) suitable for organic production, by analogy with special zones for the production of raw materials, should be located in ecologically clean areas, such lands should be characterized by high soil fertility. Considering this, the organization of organic production in agricultural enterprises (at the local level) is impossible without a preliminary survey of the territory of their land use for ecological cleanliness and the level of soil fertility. At the stage of organic land use planning, each type of enterprise (small farms, agricultural holdings, etc.) must use its own algorithm of actions with mandatory agrochemical analysis of the soil condition to assess the suitability of land plots for organic production and organization of the territory of organic land use. The basic principles of the survey of agricultural land are the consistency of regulatory, organizational, methodical and metrological support of this process. It is substantiated that in order to ensure the profitability of organic land uses and the sustainability of their competitive advantages in the food market, organizational-legal, organizational-economic and organizational-land management mechanisms should be involved. The latter provide for the development of ecologically balanced organic crop rotations, the algorithm of which should include: the selection of land massifs suitable for organic crop production both in terms of spatial placement and quality characteristics of the soil cover; determination of ecological and technological limitations in land use; selection of agricultural crops and justification of their alternation in crop rotations; formation of fields and working areas. Product Description popup.authors Ibatullin Shamil I. Avramchuk Bohdan O. Dorosh Yosyp Myroslavovych Dorosh Olha Stepanivna Sakal Oksana V. Kharytonenko Roman A. Shtogrin Galina S. popup.nrat_date 2023-02-15 Close