Abstract
The relevance of the research topic is due to the modern socio-economic conditions existing in hop growing in Russia. The competitiveness of domestic hop production depends on biological, commodity indicators of cultivation technology, primary and deep processing. In Russia, the annual demand for hops is more than 22 thousand tons per year. The missing amount is purchased abroad, for which significant foreign currency funds are spent (the cost of hops ranges from 8 to 10 euros per 1 kg). A number of foreign countries (Germany, China, USA, Ethiopia, etc.), taking into account the high demand for hops, actively develop hop growing and profitably sell hops not only in the domestic but also in the international market. Therefore, the main strategic task in hop growing is to bring the industry out of the critical state through the use of innovative resource-saving technologies.
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