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Information About Salix Matsudana
Get PDFThis article provides information about Salix matsudana, popularly known as willow, and also explains its structure, habitat and medicinal benefits
Strategy for Developing Assistance of Cultivated Fishery Infrastructure Towards Increasing Income of Fish Farmers in Gorontalo Province
Get PDFThis research was carried out in districts and cities in Gorontalo Province. The research location was determined by purposive sampling or deliberately with the consideration that the location was the location where the fish farming group was the recipient of fish farming infrastructure assistance.Aquaculture activities begin with capture fisheries activities, an activity that has been going on since the primitive era of humans, namely ancient times. Capture fisheries production is limited by the natural productivity of waters (seas, rivers, lakes and reservoirs). This natural productivity can be increased tens or even thousands of times with fish cultivation activities.Based on the results of the research and discussion in the previous chapter, the following conclusions can be outlined: The effectiveness of the distribution of fish cultivation infrastructure and infrastructure assistance to fish farmers in Gorontalo Provincehas an average score of 14.95 units which is in the "Fairly Effective" criteria. There is a significant difference between the income and production results of fish cultivation each planting season for fish farmers before and after the distribution of fish cultivation infrastructure and infrastructure assistance in Gorontalo Province
Saving Water Consumption through Proper Use of Water Resources in Agriculture
Get PDFThis article is going to explore a range of practical strategies and actionable tips that can be implemented on your farm to save water. Moreover, by adopting these measures, we can contribute to preserving this precious resource and enhancing our agricultural operations’ overall sustainability and resilience
Mechanisms of Development of the Country's Economy through Increasing the Production Efficiency of Enterprises
Get PDFThe article describes the organizational structure necessary to identify and analyze the methods and techniques of financial and economic analysis to improve the efficiency of an enterprise, as well as a set of relationships and responsibilities between management and other stakeholders, allowing decision-making. to improve the efficiency of the enterprise and make management decisions
Biological Effectiveness of Chemicals Used Against Fungi Yellow Rust and Flour Dew Disease of Wheat
Get PDFThe article describes the effects of fungicides and suspensions on the plant, changes in disease development, and biological effectiveness of the used fungicides and suspensions against yellow rust and powdery mildew. 0,25 l/ha (etalon)+IFO PZN 3,0 l/ha on average from 90,3% to 87,9%, compared to etolon Rauma 490 k.e.1,25 l/ha+ IFO PZN 3, 0 l/ha and AZOTE 320 SC 32% K.S 0,3 l/ha+IFO PZN 3,0 l/ha were found to have a high positive effect on average from 98,6% to 99,1%
Modern Features of Water Supply to the Population of the Aral Region
Get PDFSupplying the housing stock with drinking water is a strategic task of the state to ensure the vital, sanitary and hygienic safety of the population. When selling water supply and sewerage products to the population, it is important not only to solve the problems of profitability of water supply and sanitation enterprises, but also to satisfy social needs
Agriculture of Karakalpakstan and the Social Status of Farmers in the 1960 Year
Get PDFThe 1960s in the history of agriculture in Karakalpakstan are the most interesting and important for research. As is known, agriculture of the period under study specialized in the production of cotton, rice, alfalfa seeds, astrakhan skins, wool, and silkworm cocoons
The Effect of the Rate of Mineral Fertilizers Used in Winter Wheat on Grain Yield and Its Quality Indicators
Get PDFThe article provides information on the influence of mineral fertilizer rates used in winter wheat on the grain yield and its quality indicators in the conditions of alluvial soils of the Republic of Karakalpakstan
Antimicrobial Treasures: Endophytic Fungi in Medicinal Plants
Get PDFEndophytic fungi residing within medicinal plants have garnered significant attention as potential sources of novel antimicrobial secondary metabolites. This review paper explores the diverse and intricate relationship between endophytic fungi and their host medicinal plants, focusing on their capacity to produce bioactive compounds with antimicrobial properties. The interaction between endophytes and their host plants contributes to the synthesis of a wide array of secondary metabolites, many of which exhibit promising antimicrobial activities against various pathogens, including bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Through an extensive survey of the current literature, this review highlights the methodologies employed for the isolation, identification, and characterization of endophytic fungi, as well as the strategies used to extract, purify, and assess the antimicrobial potential of their secondary metabolites. Additionally, the mechanisms underlying the biosynthesis of these bioactive compounds are discussed, shedding light on the ecological and evolutionary aspects of the endophyte-host relationship. The paper also examines the challenges and prospects associated with harnessing endophytic fungi-derived antimicrobial secondary metabolites for pharmaceutical applications. By elucidating the multifaceted roles of endophytic fungi in contributing to the health and defense mechanisms of medicinal plants, this review underscores the importance of continued research in this field for the sustainable development of innovative antimicrobial agents
Analysis of the Current Situation and Prospects of Livestock Farmers Specializing in Meat Production in Uzbekistan
Get PDFThe growth of the world's population will increase the demand for food, including the increase in the demand for meat, which is expected to double by 2050. In most years, the supply and demand for beef in Uzbekistan was in balance, but in recent years, due to the sudden change in the climate and other factors, the supply of feed in livestock has increased in the consumer markets. There are imbalances in the supply and demand balance. Nowadays, Uzbekistan is among the countries that import meat from a self-sufficient country. This article is about the current characteristics of beef production systems in Uzbekistan and aimed at illuminating perspectives. This article presents the current state of livestock breeding in Uzbekistan, today's problems, their solutions, and scientific recommendations for the development of livestock breeding in the future. Also, the breeding work carried out in livestock farming, opinions on implementation and support mechanisms of the results of scientific research in this regard are given