APPLIED RESEARCH

Modeling the spread of epizootics in agricultural ecosystems and its impact on food security

Authors

  • Svetlana M. Lukina All-Russian Research Institute for Civil Defense and Emergency Situations of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia

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GOST Lukina S. M. Modeling the spread of epizootics in agricultural ecosystems and its impact on food security // Bakery of Russia. 2024. Vol. 68. No. 5. P. 86-95.
APA Lukina, S. M. (2024). Modeling the spread of epizootics in agricultural ecosystems and its impact on food security. Bakery of Russia, 68(5), 86-95.

Abstract

The spread of epizootics in agricultural ecosystems poses a serious threat to food security. The purpose of the study is to develop a comprehensive model of the spread of epizootics and to assess its impact on the baking industry in Russia. The tasks include the analysis of risk factors, the construction of predictive scenarios, and the identification of critical control points. An interdisciplinary approach was applied, combining methods of epidemiological analysis, mathematical modeling and expert assessments. The empirical base was compiled from official statistics, departmental reports, and field research in 12 regions of the Russian Federation (a sample of 58 farms). Methods of multidimensional statistics, GIS mapping, and qualitative content analysis were used for processing. The key determinants of the epizootic process have been identified: livestock density, biosafety level, pathogen circulation, and animal susceptibility. It has been established that the risks are maximum for regions of intensive animal husbandry (COE>0.8). It is predicted that epizootics can lead to a 25-40% shortage of grain resources for baking (Gulyukin, 2014). The results obtained develop the theory of epizootological monitoring in conditions of intensification of agricultural production. The practical significance is related to the possibility of preventive measures to reduce risks and ensure the stability of the grain balance. It is advisable to focus further research on expanding the predictive potential of the model.

Keywords

epizootics mathematical modeling food safety bakery industry risk factors biosafety

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2024-10-15

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