Agrotechnical cultivation of sesame “Tashkent-122” in light gray light soils in Kashkadarya region
Abstract
This article proves that the amount of nutrients in the soil obtained at the end of the sesame period of growth was slightly reduced by the beginning of the growing season under the influence of agrotechnical measures.
It was found that plant intake of sesame seeds “Tashkent-122” in water and mineral fertilizer soil by 65% -75-65% compared to ChDNS in the range of 2.5 million seeds was 1-1-0, 2000 m3 / s. and fertilizers N-180, R-100, K-50 kg / ha.
The main purpose of the research is to determine the optimal thickness of sesame seeds “Tashkent-122” in the light gray soils of the Karshi steppe.
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