Abstract
The article is devoted to the legal regulation of digital technologies in the agricultural sector. In the modern period of development of civil relations, the digitalization of personal and social relations, including in agriculture, is widespread. The regulation of these relations is carried out with the help of civil law. The legislator considers only certain types of regulation. Covering the current problems of digital technology regulation, the author draws attention to the similarities and differences between digital currency and digital financial assets. Digital technology requires proper legislative support and the development of diverse jurisprudence. The introduction of mathematical methods in biology, including biometrics and statistics, as specific sections of modern mathematics reflects the need to intensify cognition in the era of scientific and technological progress. These methods will be used both within the framework of state management and for improving the efficiency of production and marketing processes of enterprises of agro-industrial and fishery complexes. The author unequivocally concludes that digital technology is a good that must be protected by law. Digital technologies are increasingly entering all spheres of human activity, and agriculture, as a key sector of our country's economy, is no exception.