The article is devoted to the study of the theoretical foundations of the economic growth of livestock producers. The study is key to the formation of effective agricultural policy, the development of sustainable business models and ensuring the long-term viability and competitiveness of the industry, which ultimately affects the well-being of society. It is determined that the economic growth of livestock producers depends on the complex interaction of internal factors (production, personnel, management, innovation potential) and external influences (market conditions, state policy, natural and climatic and socio-economic factors). Success is achieved when the enterprise can effectively use its internal capabilities, adapting to external challenges. It is established that the development and effective use of production capacity, human capital, market position and management potential are the foundation of economic growth. Each of these elements is interconnected: qualified personnel (human capital) use production facilities more efficiently, competent management (management potential) allows for better adaptation to market conditions and the introduction of innovations. The need to consider the unique features of the industry (biological nature of production, duration of the production cycle, high capital intensity, dependence on the feed base and veterinary and sanitary requirements) has been proven. These factors dictate special approaches to planning, management and investment. It has been substantiated that to ensure sustainable and effective economic growth of livestock producers, not only a sound theoretical basis based on market economic laws is required, but also the practical implementation of strategies that combine intensification, innovation and the principles of sustainable development. This will allow the industry not only to increase volumes, but also to produce high-quality, competitive products, minimizing risks and ensuring long-term development prospects.
Chub et al. (Wed,) studied this question.