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Liubov Mykhailova., Prof., Dr. Dr. H.C., Head Department of Management Liubov Mykhailova., Prof., Dr. Dr. h.c., Head department of management of foreign economic activity and eurointegration; Viktoriia Hrytsenko, graduate student, Sumy national agricultural university; Sumy, Ukraine ASSESSMENT THE VALUE OF APICULTURE IN SPACE-TIME MEASUREMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT Abstract. The dynamics of the development of apiculture in the world and in Ukraine is presented. The world trade in beekeeping products is described, as well as the role of Ukraine. The threats of the disappearance of bees for sustainable rural development in the space-time dimension are generalized. The importance of beekeeping is substantiated for ensuring sustainable development of the territories thanks to the multiplier effect. The methodical approach of determining the lost profit (losses) by the economy of Ukraine due to the decrease in the number of bee families was expounded and approved. Only in 2015, losses from reducing the number of bees and under- received crops for the country amounted to 10.8% of the gross added value of agriculture. The system of management of the beekeeping industry in the conditions of administrative-territorial reform and development of self-management is offered. JEL Classification System: F14, O47, Q17, Q56 Key words: apiculture, beekeeping, gross added value, globalization, agriculture, space-time measurement, economic growth, sustainable development, Ukraine. Introduction. Reforms that have recently occurred in Ukraine are aimed at ensuring competitive production, including agricultural production, as well as creating the basis for the development of rural territorial communities, rural development, improving the standard of living of the rural population to the level of European standards. Taking into account the strengthening of Ukraine's relations with the EU member states, such reforms should promote the role of rural communities' self- government, transfer of powers to regulate agro-food markets and development of their territories. Among the markets one of the most market-oriented EU is the beekeeping market, more than 98% of which is produced in the households. The development of the beekeeping market is certainly associated with rural areas, since its main product - natural honey - cannot be obtained without the interaction of bees and biological diversity. Since 2007, when Ukrainian beekeepers won 4 gold and 4 bronze medals at the prestigious Apelmondia World Apiculture Congress that was held in Australia, the rapid popularization of Ukraine in the world as a beekeeping country began, and the honey market is characterized as one of the export-oriented ones. A definite impetus in its development, he received after Ukraine introduced from 1.01.2016 an in-depth and comprehensive free trade zone with the EU1. It is well known that beekeeping in Ukraine has become one of the most attractive stable and exporting industries, which contributes to the formation of the country's positive balance of payments. This branch so far only strengthens its positions in the domestic and world markets, including, due to its high quality and compliance with the world standards of quality and safety of its products. The role of the beekeeping industry is also important for sustainable rural development, since the success of its operation is conditioned and supported by a balanced socio-economic- ecological system and its constituent elements. There is a high level of competition in the world market of beekeeping products. With the purpose of integration and adaptation to the conditions of its functioning and the implementation of effective foreign economic activity, it is necessary to provide information to the subjects regarding competitors, volumes, market needs and its conjuncture. As noted by Yatsenko O.2., The world honey market is among the most globalized food markets. Among the five countries that were the largest honey producers in the world in 2009-2013, and produced an average of 1591 thousand tons, includes China, Turkey, Ukraine, Argentina and the United States (Table 1). The largest producer of honey is currently China, whose average annual production was 438.2 thousand tons, which is almost five times higher than the annual production of Turkey (88.2 thousand tons) or Ukraine (71.8 thousand tons). In 1 Apimondia (2007). Ukrainian honey is recognized as the best in the world / Available from Internet: http://apimondia2013.org.ua/press-center/press-relises/135.html at date 01.10.2007 (in Ukrainian - Український мед визнано кращим в світі) 2 Yatsenko O. (2011). Market conditions for the global beekeeping market / Formation of a market economy: collective sciences works / Special issue: Organizational and legal forms of agro- industrial formations: the state, prospects and influence on the development of rural areas: in 2 parts - 2011. - Part 1. - P. 435-443. (in Ukrainian Яценко О. М. Кон’юнктура глобального ринку продукції бджільництва / О. М. Яценко // Формування ринкової економіки: зб. наук. праць / Спец. вип. : Організаційно-правові форми агропромислових формувань: стан, перспективи та вплив на розвиток сільських територій: у 2-х ч. — 2011. — Ч.1. — С. 435–443) recent years, such leading countries as the USA, Russia have lost their positions first, and then Argentina has gradually decreased in the rating. Table 1 Honey production in the world, thousand tons On average Specific Country 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 over 5 years weight,% World production 1 511,1 1 546,7 1 614,0 1 616,8 1 663,8 1 590,5 100,0 China 407,4 409,1 446,1 462,2 466,3 438,2 27,6 Turkey 82,0 81,1 94,2 89,2 94,7 88,2 5,5 Ukraine 74,1 70,9 70,3 70,1 73,7 71,8 4,5 Argentina 62,0 59,0 76,0 80,0 80,0 71,4 4,5 USA 66,4 80,0 67,3 64,5 67,8 69,2 4,4 Total honey production by 691,9 700,2 753,9 766,0 782,5 738,9 46,5 leading countries Source: FAOSTAT data 3. At the same time, China, Turkey, and Ukraine strengthened their positions. In China, during the analyzed period, honey production increased 1.1-fold or 55.9 thousand tons, in Turkey, respectively, almost 1.2-fold or 12.7 thousand tons. In Ukraine, gross production is approximately at the same level and an average of 71.8 thousand tons. It should be noted that the five leading countries account for 46.5% of the world's honey production. This indicator in comparison with 2002-2007, grew by 4.8 pp 4. The average annual export of honey in the world for the period 2010-2015. is 563.3 thousand tons (Table 2). Leading countries, among the ten largest exporters, sell 69.7% of this amount in foreign markets. It should be pointed out that the quality of honey of China's largest exporter is estimated as low and imported as technical for the needs of the perfume, cosmetic and confectionery industries because of its lower price. The data in Table 2 show that the annual export of honey from China over the past five years is 131.5 thousand tons, which is 2.1 times higher than the export from Argentina, which exports 62.1 thousand tons. Countries such as Mexico, Vietnam, 3 FAOSTAT (2014). Available from Internet: // http://faostat3.fao.org/home/e / 4 Cvitković D. (2009). Economic aspects of beekeeping production in croatia / D. Cvitković, Z. Grgić, Ž. Matašin[et al.] // Veterinarskiarhiv. — 2009. — Vol. 79, No. 4. — P. 397–408. India, Germany, respectively, sell on foreign markets - 33.7; 32.5; 29.6 and 23.8 thousand tons of honey, which, as a percentage of total exports, is 6.0; 5.8; 5.3 and 4.2%, respectively, against 23.3% in China and 11% in Argentina. Table 2 World export of natural honey, thousand tons Average for 2010-2015 № Country 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Amount, Specific thousand tons weight,% World 493,9 498,6 539,2 580,5 616,1 651,5 563,3 100,0 exports 1 China 119,0 110,9 114,8 131,0 145,9 167,4 131,5 23,3 2 Argentina 59,0 71,1 77,7 66,7 54,6 43,5 62,1 11,0 3 Mexico 29,4 26,9 33,1 34,0 38,3 40,6 33,7 6,0 4 Vietnam 22,5 28,0 21,2 34,6 48,6 39,8 32,5 5,8 5 India 26,8 29,9 26,0 29,7 24,9 40,5 29,6 5,3 6 Germany 21,9 22,5 23,8 25,5 25,6 23,4 23,8 4,2 7 Ukraine 7,5 11,4 15,8 25,5 37,6 37,9 22,6 4,0 8 Spain 21,4 20,2 20,3 20,3 24,6 21,9 21,5 3,8 9 Brazil 19,6 22,9 16,9 16,2 24,5 21,7 20,3 3,6 10 Hungary 12,9 11,8 13,7 18,3 17,4 16,2 15,0 2,7 Other 153,8 143,1 175,9 178,7 174,2 198,6 170,7 30,3 Source: data from the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service's Global Agricultural Trade System 5 Ukraine is also approaching the leading positions, with the volume of honey exports for the period from 2010 to 2015. increased by 5.1 times and amounted to 37.9 thousand tons in 2015, which allowed Ukraine to take the sixth position in the world and the first among the countries of Europe. On average, for six years, the volume of honey exports in Ukraine was 4% of the world figure. The trend to enter the leading positions of China, according to Yatsenko O.N.
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