Nature-like technologies in agriculture as the basis for rational use of natural resources in the industry: directions for the development of legal regulation and law enforcement

The relevance of the study is determined by the growing problem of food security in the context of demographic growth and the need to develop agricultural production, taking into account the protection of natural resources. The article discusses a range of issues related to the introduction of nature-like technologies in the agricultural sector of the economy. The purpose of the work is to analyze modern approaches to the development of agricultural production based on nature-like technologies, to study the legal mechanisms for their implementation and to assess the impact on ensuring food security of the state. Special attention is paid to the importance of legal regulation of innovative agricultural methods, which is important for developing strategies for the development of this area, taking into account the results obtained in the process of a comprehensive interdisciplinary study of the possible practical application of such technologies, their advantages, as well as possible negative consequences. Using general scientific and special methods (historical analysis, generalization, formal legal, comparative legal), the article examines strategic documents and regulatory legal acts in the field of the development and application of nature-like technologies and other innovative methods of agricultural production, the article concludes that the further development and implementation of such technologies will solve many problems. the problems of the modern agricultural sector and ensure food security for both individual countries and the whole of humanity. At the same time, the process of improving legal regulation in the field under consideration should not lag behind the speed of scientific and technological progress, on the one hand minimizing possible risks, and on the other hand ensuring a proper degree of freedom of scientific research and optimizing the processes of their practical implementation. Priority should be given to the development and consolidation of criteria for classifying technology as nature-like. Government support measures for the practical implementation of nature-like technologies, both administrative and financial, as well as the training of specialists in various fields with the necessary knowledge and skills, also need to be regulated.