UPDATING POND FISH FARMING IN SUBURBAN AREAS BASED ON MONITORING AND BIOECONOMICS
V.E. Kostin, Л. Н. Медведева, Alina Viktorovna Gorbunova, Sergei Sergeevich Parshev
Abstract
The article considers the issues of pond fish farming development in suburban areas, which are part of the country's spatial infrastructure, based on bioeconomic approaches and biosphere monitoring. The article presents materials reflecting the importance of organizing pond fish farming in suburban areas in meeting the vital needs of an ever-increasing population based on activating entrepreneurial potential and using the mechanism of state support. The hypothesis of the scientific study comes down to substantiating the effectiveness of pond fish farming development in the suburban area based on a multifactorial assessment of natural factors, scientific and exploratory analysis, and the current conditions of business vision. The formulas for calculating the area and capacity of the entrepreneurial potential of suburban areas in substantiating economic motivators and pond fish farming are given. The article presents the results of field and empirical studies on the use of a bioeconomic approach in infrastructure development, the introduction of innovations, the use of a public-private partnership mechanism, and biosphere monitoring in the development of suburban areas. The formation of an integrated pond fish farming cluster combining elements of extensive and intensive production, marketing commercialization and investment attractiveness in suburban areas is substantiated. The environmental and commercial components in the development of pond fish farming in the South of Russia are highlighted. A conclusion is made about the need for further legal and bioeconomic transformation of suburban areas in ensuring the development of rural entrepreneurship, in part, pond fish farming.