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About the buried soils of the Ferghana region - (Uchkoprik district on the example of the Sarikurgan hill)
No full textThe main occurrence of buried soils on the Sarigurgan hill, which is now located in the Ferghana region, is to study their properties and composition. It was also studied how the fortress, which served as a fortress in ancient times, appeared over the centuries, and its functions
Technology Of Growing Medicinal Raspberry In The Footmountain Soils Of The Fergana Region
No full textBarnaul, Vislukha, Progress, oath Marlboro varieties of raspberries, one of the berry fruits grown in our country today, yes been planted oath a high yield of them yes been establishe
Selection Of Melon Varieties For Growing An Early Crop In The Nukus District
No full textThe article describes the production of small-weight export-oriented melons in the Nukus district, including the Dakaro F1 hybrid (54.1 t/ha), Londa Khandalak No. 25 (44.4 t/ha), Kolkhoznitsa (41.0 t/ha), and Kichkintoy (34.0 t/ha) in the fairy-tale cultivation of the regio
Potato Biotechnological Genotypes: Comparative Analysis Of Physiological Development Under In Vitro And In Vivo Conditions
No full textThis article presents a comparative analysis of the physiological development of biotechnological potato genotypes (S-46, S-73, S-55, and S-17) under both in vitro and in vivo conditions. The research was conducted in the saline and arid climatic environment of the Bukhara region. The findings revealed that plant growth, chlorophyll concentration, biomass accumulation, and root system development were significantly enhanced in vivo. Notably, the S-17 genotype exhibited remarkable adaptability to saline and arid conditions. This study establishes a crucial scientific foundation for future investigations focused on the selection of potato varieties capable of thriving under drought and salinity stress
Medicinal Properties And Agrotechnology Of Cultivation Of Capparis Herbacea Willd
No full textThe article provides information about the distribution, life cycle, medicinal properties, uses, and agricultural technology of the marigold plant. The plant is a first-class honey-juicing plant. Its flowers contain a large amount of nectar. A large flower of the thorny thorn yields one drop of honey, while one bush yields 3,000 drops of honey during the season. In addition to its medicinal uses, the root is also used to obtain natural dyes. Since ancient times, pickles have been prepared and consumed from the buds of the thorny thorny thorn. During agrotechnical activities, in July-November, the ripened fruits of the plant are picked and the seeds are separated. 100 gr from a bush of perennial sorghum. until the seed is take
New and modern methods of combating grain pests
No full textThe scientific article examines the species composition, bioecological characteristics of the dominant species, habitat, harmfulness, as well as the species composition and importance of natural weeds in the development of measures to protect grain crops. The results obtained were analyzed and effective chemicals and measures were introduced to combat harmful pest specie
Effect of seeding systems and application rates of mineral and organic fertilizers on stem height of sunflower
No full textThis article examines the effect of sowing scheme, organic and biohumus fertilizers on the germination of sunflower seeds and seedling density. The highest germination rate was observed when organic fertilizers were applied at a rate of 20 tons per hectare, and the seeds were 70x20-1; 70x25-1; When studying the 4-5-6 variants planted in 70x30-1 systems and applying 10-15-20 tons of manure per hectare in addition to the mineral fertilizers N150P105K150 kg/ha during the growth period, the stem height was 17.0-19.0-20.5 cm in the 1st pair of leaves formation phase, 38.3-41.3-44.5 cm in the 3rd pair of leaves formation phase, 64.7-69.4-74.0 cm in the basket formation phase, 96.1-102.8-108.9 cm in the flowering phase, 119.4-129.1-138.4 cm in the seed setting phase, and 134.0-148.7-162.7 cm in the full ripening phase, and the seeds 70x20-1; 70x25-1; 70x30-1 systems were planted, and mineral fertilizers were applied at the rate of N150P105K150 kg/ha during the growing season
Melon's Beneficial Properties And Pest Control
No full textToday, cultivation of melons and their protection against perts, diseases and alien species is a major issue in the field of crop cultivation. In particular, the fight against quarantine pest Myiopardalis pardalina Вezzihelps to reduce the melanoma production by 80–85%. It also describes the preservation of the article, and the measures it takes against it to clarify all the research findings
Theoretical Basis Of Studying Soil Deformations
No full textSoil degradation, including salinization and erosion, is a significant environmental issue in Uzbekistan, severely affecting agricultural productivity and food security. This study explores the causes, processes, and consequences of soil degradation in the country, with a focus on the role of improper irrigation practices and unsustainable farming techniques. The research highlights the correlation between soil degradation and reduced crop yields, with salinity alone leading to a decrease in agricultural production by up to 70%. The study also examines the response of the Uzbek government, including the implementation of policies like Presidential Decree PQ-71, aimed at sustainable land management and soil fertility restoration. Furthermore, the research emphasizes the potential of eco-friendly solutions, such as microbial applications, to mitigate soil salinity and improve soil health. The findings of this study provide valuable insights for policymakers and farmers, offering innovative strategies to combat soil degradation and ensure long-term agricultural sustainability in Uzbekista
Demand and Market Opportunities for Condensed Milk Products in Uzbekistan’s Food Industry
No full textThis article explores the demand and market opportunities for condensed milk products in Uzbekistan’s food industry. It analyzes consumer preferences, economic and cultural drivers of demand, historical consumption patterns, and the growing role of condensed milk in both domestic consumption and international trade. The study also highlights market opportunities such as product diversification, innovation, export potential, and integration with Uzbekistan’s broader food security strategy. Particular attention is given to the challenges faced by the dairy sector, including technological modernization, supply chain constraints, and the need for adherence to international quality standards. The discussion provides a comprehensive view of how condensed milk can serve as a driver of value-added growth in Uzbekistan’s agri-food secto