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Abstract. The article investigates the theoretical and practical principles of using digital technologies in the management of agricultural enterprises. The dynamics of Ukraine’s position in the world ranking of digital competitiveness is analyzed, the leading countries in digital transformation of economic systems are identified in order to study the progressive experience of digitalization of the economy, its spheres, agriculture in particular. The evolution of technologies and business ideas in agriculture, which can be represented as a two — factor model of development, is studied. The comparative analysis of approaches to conducting agrarian business is carried out. It is noted that almost all large holdings in Ukraine are now actively investing and implementing digital solutions, it can also be seen that at all levels of agricultural production the country already has its leaders with extensive experience in implementing digital technologies. It is hypothesized that an important indicator of the development of digitalization are digital technologies formed with world experience. They can be divided into eight main areas of activity: FMS (farm management systems); data collection and aggregation (for precision farming), forecasting; marketplaces; robotic equipment and drones; sensors; reasonable irrigation; animal husbandry; next generation farms. Based on world experience, the peculiarities of the application of certain digital technologies in certain areas of agriculture are considered and assumptions are made about the possibility of their use in the realities of domestic agricultural production. It is concluded that the path or vector of digitalization in agriculture can be represented as three stages for agricultural holdings and two stages (without the last) for relatively small farmers: the first stage characterizes the agricultural company with efficient business processes (here must be implemented and fully integrated internal accounting systems). and a single digital back office); the second stage of development is a digital technology company (it uses innovative technologies such as precision farming, artificial intelligence (AI), computer vision (CV), machine learning (ML), etc.); the third stage is the ecosystem of the agricultural holding (a whole infrastructure of innovations has already been built here). Keywords: digitalization, digital technologies, agriculture, digitalization of agricultural production, digital infrastructure of agricultural enterprise. JEL Classification Q16 Formulas: 0; fig.: 3; tabl.: 0; bibl.: 13.

Highlights

  • The state and development of agriculture in domestic economies was significantly influenced by the revolution of technological systems, each of which increased the level of efficiency, productivity, and, profitability to a previously unattainable level

  • The digital revolution of agriculture will fully meet the requirements of sustainable development

  • Digital agriculture will be an environment for creating systems that are characterized by high productivity, predictability and the ability to adapt to change, including those that provoke a changing climate

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The state and development of agriculture in domestic economies was significantly influenced by the revolution of technological systems, each of which increased the level of efficiency, productivity, and, profitability to a previously unattainable level. Within the production and distribution chains it will be possible to ensure full control and coordination, to create optimal models of management of agricultural lands, crops and animals. Digital agriculture will be an environment for creating systems that are characterized by high productivity, predictability and the ability to adapt to change, including those that provoke a changing climate. In the context of the goals of sustainable development, digital agriculture is able to provide society with economic benefits by increasing productivity, efficient use of financial resources and market opportunities, by expanding communications and greater inclusion — social and cultural benefits, by optimizing resource use and adapting to change. In the context of the goals of sustainable development, digital agriculture is able to provide society with economic benefits by increasing productivity, efficient use of financial resources and market opportunities, by expanding communications and greater inclusion — social and cultural benefits, by optimizing resource use and adapting to change. climate — environmental benefits

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