Abstract
The article discusses the principles and features of legal regulation of procurement of agricultural products for public needs, including the grounds and measures of civil liability. The conclusion is formulated about the expediency of participation in state contracts only of agricultural producers engaged in commodity production. It is proposed to consider supply contracts and contracts for state needs as legal forms of procurement of agricultural products for state needs. The author comes to the conclusion that there is a need to update special legislation and bring it closer to the legislation on the contract system and other laws.
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