Influence of professional attachments, values, motivations on the formation of farmer's professional and moral qualities

This article explores the impact of professional attachment, purposeful and mediated values, interests and motivations on the formation of farmers’ professional and moral qualities. Also, a factor analysis aimed at the formation of the professional and moral qualities of the farmer was developed. There are conclusions and recommendations on the formation of professional and moral qualities. Society's attitude to the farmer's personality - knowledge and understanding that contribute to the formation of a farmer's ethics through his vision of the person's development and rights in society. The concept of human rights is based on the notions of justice, equality, freedom, freedom, and happiness. These concepts help to identify the social, moral and legal aspects of farmer's ethics in society. It is also important to improve the farmer's team management and organizational skills, communication culture, knowledge and professional and moral qualities. In this case, the farmer is responsible for the functional conditions and requirements for his/her functional duties. When we asked farmers a number of questions, we also noticed that the answers are not so objective. Even closed surveys do not fully reflect the real situation. In addition, there is a case of involuntary error, that is, there are cases where the respondent overestimates himself. Even if the respondent gave the correct answer, the conclusion may not be consistent with real practice. This factor confirms that the achievement of socialization in the professional and moral formation of farmers increases the capacity for training of personnel important for the development of society.