The article examines the theoretical foundations and practical aspects of developing an innovation strategy for Ukrainian agricultural enterprises in the context of globalization and integration into the European economic space. It substantiates the necessity of systematically introducing technological, organizational, financial, and marketing innovations as decisive factors in ensuring the competitiveness and sustainability of the agrarian sector. The study emphasizes that an innovation strategy should be viewed as a comprehensive system of managerial decisions and coordinated measures aimed at modernizing the material and technical base of enterprises, optimizing resource use, enhancing productivity, and introducing new mechanisms of business management adapted to global challenges. Special attention is devoted to technological innovations, including the adoption of precision farming practices, automation of production processes, the use of sensor systems, unmanned aerial vehicles, and advanced biotechnologies. These tools not only increase yields and product quality but also contribute to reducing environmental pressures and achieving more sustainable agricultural development. Organizational innovations are highlighted as an essential dimension of strategic modernization. The establishment of agricultural clusters, cooperatives, and partnerships with research institutions generates synergetic effects, improves the dissemination of knowledge and technologies, and fosters a higher level of innovation culture within enterprises. Financial innovations are analyzed as a prerequisite for the implementation of modernization projects. Access to grant programs, governmental support instruments, and private or foreign investments provides the financial stability required to introduce advanced technologies, diversify risks, and ensure resilience in conditions of economic fluctuations. Equally significant are marketing innovations, which represent the final stage of implementing an innovation strategy. They encompass branding, positioning on international markets, the use of digital trading platforms, and direct-to-consumer channels, all of which enhance the effectiveness of sales, strengthen product identity, and facilitate successful integration into the highly competitive European and global agrifood markets. The article proposes a structural and logical framework for developing an innovation strategy, which includes the diagnosis of the internal condition of enterprises, comprehensive analysis of the external environment, identification of innovation priorities, formulation of a detailed strategic plan, and the establishment of a monitoring and evaluation system to ensure adaptability and continuity of the strategy. The research demonstrates that the successful implementation of such a strategy contributes not only to improving the competitiveness of enterprises but also to enhancing ecological safety, strengthening economic stability, and accelerating integration into the international agrarian market. The findings have both theoretical and practical significance. They may be used in further academic research, in the formulation of policy recommendations for improving managerial approaches, in the optimization of financial mechanisms for the agrarian sector, and in the practical introduction of advanced technologies into agricultural production. Ultimately, the article highlights that innovation-driven strategies are not merely a tool for economic modernization but also a pathway for Ukraine to secure a strong position in the global food market while meeting European standards of quality, safety, and sustainability.
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O. Fedyk
Electronic Scientific Journal Intellectualization of Logistics and Supply Chain Management #1 2020
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/68c189ca9b7b07f3a0613084 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.46783/smart-scm/2025-32-4
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