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Makale Özeti:
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Poor efficiency in the use of land, labor, finance and other resources available is characteristic
of Russia‟s agriculture at the present stage. In most subindustries, the country has not yet achieved
the production volume of the early 90s. In the last decade there was a positive trend marked to
update logistics and intensify innovative advance in the agriculture, the processes being actively
supported by the state, but this did not result in appreciable improvements of the agriculture
competitiveness in the global food market. During the study it is revealed that the industry credit
debt has gone up three-fold over the past 7 years that made up 1.43trillion rubles versus 112 billion
rubles of revenue in 2012. The authors propose a technique to attract private investments in the
agriculture of Russia and economic-organizing mechanism to realize it. Hereto, a considerable part
is played by state regulation, particularly to provide investment-back guarantees in the event that a
project-implementing agricultural organization goes bankrupt. To hold up, the authors consider a
number of investment projects implemented by one of the Russian Federation entities which
demonstrate their effectiveness both for the investors and the state. Employing the data obtained
from the study will allow to largely increase the rates of technical and technological re-equipment
of the industry, improve its investment attractiveness and competitiveness based on innovations
and this will provide the country's food safety and gross domestic product growth.
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