N. Sprynchuk, I. Voronetska, O. Korniichuk, I. Petrychenko
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The main directions of investing in the modernization of field fodder production to combat and adapt to climate change are outlined: rejection of monocultures, diversification of crops, introduction of cultivation of new crops, insurance of fodder producers against droughts, restoration of bidirectional irrigation and drainage melioration facilities, construction of wells for the use of rainwater; regulation of land structure, soil cultivation technologies, selection of varieties adapted to the challenges of nature. The experience of foreign countries demonstrates the main measures that can be used in field fodder production and agriculture in general in order to adapt to changing climatic conditions. The study and use of foreign experience in Ukraine, taking into account the geographical location, the consequences of military actions, global climate changes, is of national and global economic importance in terms of environmental protection and ensuring food security. Conclusions. An important task of modern fodder production is to reduce the negative impact on the environment in order to further counteract the deterioration of the natural environment, to form an investment fund aimed at implementing environmentally safe technologies in field fodder production, to breed droughtresistant varieties of agricultural crops adapted to agro-climatic zones.","PeriodicalId":384529,"journal":{"name":"Feeds and Feed Production","volume":"435 1","pages":"0"},"PeriodicalIF":0.0000,"publicationDate":"2022-12-27","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":"0","resultStr":"{\"title\":\"Climate crisis and features of modernization of field feed production in developed countries\",\"authors\":\"N. Sprynchuk, I. Voronetska, O. Korniichuk, I. Petrychenko\",\"doi\":\"10.31073/kormovyrobnytstvo202294-11\",\"DOIUrl\":null,\"url\":null,\"abstract\":\"Purpose. 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Climate crisis and features of modernization of field feed production in developed countries
Purpose. To substantiate the theoretical and methodological principles of the process of forming a state support program to counteract the negative impact of climate change on field fodder production based on the generalization of foreign experience with the aim of further implementing them on the territory of Ukraine. Methods. Theoretical generalization; scientific abstraction, analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction, system analysis. Results. The main consequences of climate change in Ukraine and Europe as a result of anthropogenic influence have been revealed. The experience of the developed countries of the world in combating climate change on the development of agriculture and field fodder production is summarized. The main directions of investing in the modernization of field fodder production to combat and adapt to climate change are outlined: rejection of monocultures, diversification of crops, introduction of cultivation of new crops, insurance of fodder producers against droughts, restoration of bidirectional irrigation and drainage melioration facilities, construction of wells for the use of rainwater; regulation of land structure, soil cultivation technologies, selection of varieties adapted to the challenges of nature. The experience of foreign countries demonstrates the main measures that can be used in field fodder production and agriculture in general in order to adapt to changing climatic conditions. The study and use of foreign experience in Ukraine, taking into account the geographical location, the consequences of military actions, global climate changes, is of national and global economic importance in terms of environmental protection and ensuring food security. Conclusions. An important task of modern fodder production is to reduce the negative impact on the environment in order to further counteract the deterioration of the natural environment, to form an investment fund aimed at implementing environmentally safe technologies in field fodder production, to breed droughtresistant varieties of agricultural crops adapted to agro-climatic zones.