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Domestic agriculture as a determinant of rural human capital development

The structure and quality of human capital is mutually correlated with the state and dynamics of agriculture, a key sector of rural development. The article presents some results of a review and analytical research, the purpose of which is to assess current trends in the development of domestic agriculture in terms of changes in its structure, development conditions, and results. The most important result is a scientifically based statement that due to the significant transformation observed in the agriculture due to scientific and technological progress, the shift of some public priorities, the diversification of production, new government initiatives, rural areas need today (for their dynamic development) in human capital with adequate qualitative characteristics. The trends noted in the work that take place in the crop and livestock sub-sectors of the agrarian economy determine the formation and use of new educational strategies, improved technologies for additional professional training, modern institutional structures for knowledge transfer and consulting.