LAND AND PROPERTY RESOURCES OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES IN THE SYSTEM OF THEIR RESOURCE POTENTIAL

Abstract

The article is devoted to the justification of the organizational and economic principles of management and rational use of land and property resources and the determination of the principles of their effective combination based on the study of modern determinants of the development of the resource potential of agrarian enterprises. The meaning and role of property resources in the activity of agricultural enterprises are revealed, and their components and importance for ensuring the technical base and efficient production processes are defined. It is substantiated that the modernization of the technical park and the improvement of technological processes help to ensure the competitiveness of agricultural enterprises, reducing costs and increasing the quality of products. Land and property resources are defined as the basis of the resource potential of agrarian enterprises, and their proper management and continuous improvement are critical factors of enterprises' sustainable development in the modern conditions of the market environment. The need for a complex approach to managing land and property resources, which considers the specifics of the industry, regional features, and modern trends, has been proven. A comprehensive approach to effectively managing agricultural enterprises' land and property resources is considered. The importance of developing development strategies, implementing advanced technologies, and improving staff qualifications is substantiated. It is noted that strategies such as crop rotation, agroecological monitoring, energy efficiency, and digitalization can be used to optimize the use of resources. These measures contribute to increasing the efficiency of agricultural enterprises in modern conditions. It is established that the context of the land use management system should pay special attention to the basic principles crucial for its effectiveness. Scientific approach, objectivity, economic justification, availability of feedback, consideration of regional specifics, and differentiated application to different types of land stand out among the main principles.