Scientific Journal of KubSAU

Polythematic online scientific journal
of Kuban State Agrarian University
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DETERMINATION OF MICROBIOLOGICAL INDEX OF WATER USING A BACTERIOLOGICAL METHOD AND "BIOCONTROL" EXPRESS TEST

abstract 1582004008 issue 158 pp. 87 – 93 30.04.2020 ru 171
We took 20 samples of centralized water for bacteriological studies at two farms of the collective farm “Limann” and the collective farm “50 years of the name of the October Revolution” of the Neklinovsky District of the Russian Federation and sent to the Rostov Regional Veterinary Laboratory. Thus, according to the results of laboratory studies of water, it was found that in the first farm in 7 samples out of 10 under No. 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, common coliform bacteria were found (the number of bacteria in 100 ml according to MUK 4.2. 1018-01), as well as thermo-tolerant coliform bacteria (the number of bacteria per 100 ml according to MUK 4.2.1018-01), in the second farm in 5 samples out of 10 under No. 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 common coliform bacteria (number of bacteria per 100 ml according to MUK 4.2.1018-01), as well as thermo-tolerant coliform bacteria (number of bacteria per 100 ml according to MUK 4.2.1018-01). According to the results of studies using the rapid test "Biocontrol" revealed that in the first farm in 2 samples out of 10 under No. 4.9 per 1 ml of bacteria 105, which indicates water pollution, and in 5 out of 10 samples No. 1, 2, 5, 8, 10 per 1 ml of bacteria 107, which indicates a strong pollution of water and is the basis for the prohibition of watering animals. In the second household, in 3 samples out of 10 under No. 4, 5, 8 per 1 ml of bacteria 105, which indicates water pollution, and in 2 out of 10 samples No. 3, 7 per 1 ml of bacteria 107, which indicates severe water pollution which is not recommended for animals. Thus, the studied water samples by the bacteriological method coincide with the “Biocontrol” rapid tests, which makes it possible to practically use it in farms
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF OILSEEDS PROCESSED PRODUCTS

abstract 1181604083 issue 118 pp. 1293 – 1303 29.04.2016 ru 636
Side products obtained during processing of many oil crops, have a high feed value and use in rations of animals and birds. The important thing in feeding poultry is protein nutritional value of forages and their biological integrity, expressed in amino acid composition. In this regard, there was a comparative analysis of the chemical and amino acid composition traditionally used in compound feeds for poultry, sunflower cake, and previously unexamined mustard protein-containing feed concentrate called "Gorlinka". During the research, it was found that the studied new feed additive is better comparing to sunflower meal, considering protein content and essential amino acids
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF OILSEEDS PROCESSED PRODUCTS

abstract 1181604106 issue 118 pp. 1611 – 1622 29.04.2016 ru 531
Currently, we are constantly improving the recipes of fish feeds, this reduces the cost of feed per gain, and it overall decreases cost of fish. We search for alternative cheaper sources of nutrients. Leftovers of vegetable oil and oil extraction industry such as oil cakes and meals have been used as high-protein feed additives for a long time. This requires a strict scientific control, precluding the possibility of their harmful effects on animal health. In this regard, there was a comparative analysis of the chemical and amino acid composition traditionally used in compound feeds for sturgeons of sunflower cake and feed concentrate from "Sarepta" vegetable raw materials. During the research it was found that "Sarepta" is better than sunflower meal considering protein and essential amino acids content
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF AGENCIES RATINGS FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT OF THE KRASNODAR REGION

abstract 1562002001 issue 156 pp. 1 – 16 28.02.2020 ru 183
The article provides a comparative analysis of assessments of the socio-economic development of the Krasnodar region from such well-known rating agencies as Standard & Poors, Moody’s, Fitch Ratings, which belong to the United States of America. The studied ratings are compared with the ratings of the national agency of the Russian Federation called “Expert RA”. The values of the established ratings are examined, as well as number of possible reasons why the ratings of the United States of America differ from the ratings of the Russian Federation, for example, economic and political reasons, and, subsequently, how these ratings affect the investment attractiveness of the Krasnodar region. The article explains positive and negative aspects of the integrated methodology used by international rating agencies, consisting of software and expert opinion, the level of access to it for study and analysis. We study another (local) source of information on the investment attractiveness of the Krasnodar region, which is a state institution, namely the Department of Investments and Development of Small and Medium Enterprises of the Krasnodar region. Options are proposed for improving the system of analysis of statistical data through methods that are based on a clear mathematical approach to provide an adequate assessment of the region and municipalities without the influence of subjective expert opinion
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS AND ESTIMATION OF A SOCIAL AND AN ECONOMICAL CONDITION OF KARACHAEVO-CIRCASSIAN REPUBLIC WITH USE OF INTELLECTUAL SYSTEMS

abstract 0631009012 issue 63 pp. 162 – 181 27.11.2010 ru 2284
The article is devoted to a problem of the analysis of economic and financial activity of region, an estimation and diagnostics of its social condition, to the analysis of investment appeal, credit status and potential of development by means of modern mathematical methods, models, tools, means and intellectual systems, on an example of Karachaevo-Circassian Republic
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF THE INVESTMENT AND INNOVATION ACTIVITY (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE KRASNODAR REGION)

abstract 1311707117 issue 131 pp. 1438 – 1448 29.09.2017 ru 379
The article covers the theoretical aspects of the regional investment and innovation policy and the investment potential of the region. The key task of regional investment and innovation policy is defined ensuring innovation and reproduction of growth for by using the competitive advantages of the region. The analysis of distribution of the Russian regions on a rating of the investment climate and the characteristic of regions with the smallest and greatest investment risk is submitted. It is revealed that the Krasnodar region, speaking of the investment potential, within the last two years surely takes the fourth place among regions of Russia, and the share of Kuban in the Russia's investment potential has made 2,856%. Thus, the favorable investment climate of the Krasnodar region develops at the expense of the following factors: convenient geographical position, the developed transport infrastructure, availability of unique recreational resources, attractive sales markets, positive climatic conditions and reserves of minerals. We have defined the essence and the main directions of development of the investment and innovation capacity of the region on the example of the Krasnodar region, which include: technology modernization and structural adjustment of the region; forming and continuous organizational support of regional projects and programs; stimulation of development acting and creation of new innovation, scientific production and scientific and technical structures. The scheme of carrying out monitoring of development of the innovation capacity of the region and the scheme of organizational and economic ensuring implementation of the investment and innovation policy of the region have also been developed
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COMPANY’S WEBSITE AS INFORMATION CONTROL TOOL

abstract 0490905010 issue 49 pp. 142 – 155 29.05.2009 ru 2893
Analysis of website creation tools and full-function companies’ sites were carried out in this article. The main functions of sites and their progress trend are considered
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COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGIES IN THE PEDAGOGIC DISCOURSE: THE OVERVIEW OF WORKS

abstract 1311707121 issue 131 pp. 1462 – 1469 29.09.2017 ru 765
Anthropocentric orientation of modern linguistics determines the central place of the person and speech acts in scientific research. The speech is the main tool for the teacher to promote effective communication and its harmonization. Therefore, it is important in the process of pedagogical communication to select the communication strategy that will enable faster and more productive to achieve aims. The article considers several definitions of communication strategies (O. S. Issers, I. N. Borisova, Y. V. Sorokina, Y.Y. Pospelova, O. V. Philippova), which are based on the basis of aim setting. The communication strategy will be defined as a complex of speech acts aimed at realizing a specific communicative purpose. Despite the fact that pedagogical communication is characterized by a certain (though rather extensive) range of objectives, there is not a single point of view about the list of strategies of academic discourse in the scientific literature at the moment. Among the most respected, quoted it is possible to allocate the theory of V. I. Karasik (explain, evaluate, promote, organize, and control strategies), N. A. Antonova (imperative, informative, communicative and regulating strategies), M. A. Prisyazhnova (informative, regulatory and contact-establishing strategy), M. Y. Aleshkov (information-justifying, manipulative-consolidating, expressive-appellative and monitoring and evaluation strategy). The article considers the aims, functions of pedagogical communication, which contribute the using of these strategies and peculiarities of their implementation
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COMMUNICATION ASPECTS OF INTEGRA-TION FOR DEVELOPING SOCIO-ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

abstract 0881304070 issue 88 pp. 998 – 1008 30.04.2013 ru 1914
The different approaches to the definition of communication have been considered. The communication process is defined as the activity of market participants, directed at the harmonization of interests, motivations and resources in a unified communication field
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COMMUNICATION ASPECTS OF DIRECT MARKETING

abstract 1301706087 issue 130 pp. 1198 – 1209 30.06.2017 ru 289
The article is devoted to one of the most effective modern means of promotion - direct marketing, which is provided with the help of high integration of marketing functions, high targeting, speed and interactivity are achieved in cooperation with target audience, and rationalization of communication costs is ensured. Direct marketing is described from three positions: as a distribution channel, which ensures the sale of the firm's product directly to the end consumer without the participation of trade intermediaries; as a means of promoting products, based on the use of databases and the combined usage of several forms of communication with the target audience; as a special kind of marketing activity (in a virtual environment). The authors refer direct marketing to synthetic marketing communication, formed on the basis of combining two key types of promotion - personal selling and advertising. The article deals with the key principles of using direct marketing and the main forms of its implementation. The article draws your attention to categories of suppliers that form direct marketing services. The types of organization of the communication process are distinguished through direct marketing, the stages of planning and implementation of the direct marketing campaign are described in details
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