Network organization of subjects in economic subsystems of natural-anthropogenic complexes of rural territories

Economic subsystems of natural-anthropogenic complexes include entities that directly transform natural resources in the framework of production activities, entities that ensure the distribution of manufactured products and end consumers of these products. The current level of development of production and economic relations in agriculture has led to the formation of network interaction between the subjects of economic subsystems of natural and anthropogenic complexes of rural areas in the process of production and distribution of products. Production and distribution networks have arisen as a result of self-organization of subjects of economic relations and continue to develop, exerting a serious impact on the sustainable development of natural and anthropogenic complexes. This article presents the results of studying the network organization of subjects of economic relations within the framework of natural-anthropogenic complexes of rural areas that arise in the process of grain production. The factors and conditions for the emergence and development of network relations, as well as their impact on the technological, ecological and social subsystems of natural-anthropogenic complexes are determined. Possible mechanisms for managing the formation and development of network relations of subjects of economic subsystems at the level of a separate region in the grain industry of the Omsk region are described. The prospects for further development and transformation of network relations of subjects of economic subsystems within the framework of self-organization are shown.