Abstract
The principal global manufacturers of agricultural products are: on the American continent: the USA, Canada, Brazil, Mexico; on the European continent: France, Germany, Italy, Belgium; in Asia and Australia: China, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Japan, and Australia. Due to its large areas of farmland and arable land, Russia also occupies a leading position in the manufacture of the main types of agricultural products, both in crop and in animal husbandry. Russia is second only to China, India and the United States in terms of wheat performance. It makes 3.8% of the world's milk production, and it is second only to the United States and China in terms of meat production.
Highlights
As the world's population increases, the problem of food supply is rising sharply
The purpose of this research is to reveal the opportunities of agricultural production in Russia, based on the analysis of statistical data, the causal relations of the directions of development of agricultural production in foreign countries and the Russian Federation are traced
The Russian Federation is worse than the world producers of agricultural products in many positions
Summary
As the world's population increases, the problem of food supply is rising sharply. Agriculture, as an industry, develops differently in various countries. This is influenced mainly by natural and climatic conditions, and secondly by the economic state of countries, the number of people and other factors. There is an overproduction in some countries. An opportunity for export arises, while in other countries, food resources come only from imports. The main exporters of agricultural products are: The United States, Canada, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Australia, and Turkey
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