★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★Open research. Global perspectives.
Agriculture and Biomedical OPEN ACCESS

The Effect Of Organic And Mineral Fertilizers On The Growth And Development Of Cotton

Ismailov Uzaqbay Emberdenovich
Doctor Of Agricultural Sciences, Professor, Nukus Branch Of Tashkent State Agrarian University Nukus, Uzbekistan
Ismailova Aqsingul Uzaqbayevna
Assistant, Nukus Branch Of Tashkent State Agrarian University Nukus, Uzbekistan
Satbaeva Elvira
Master, Nukus Branch Of Tashkent State Agrarian University Nukus, Uzbekistan
Maqulbaev Qudaybergan Xo’jambergenovich
Assistant, Nukus Branch Of Tashkent State Agrarian University Nukus, Uzbekistan
tajabe 2021
VOL. 3 / NO. 06 JUNE
VOLUME 3
ISSUE 06
YEAR 2021
PAGES 50-54

Abstract

Experiments were conducted on studying the effects of organic and mineral fertilizers on the growth, development and productivity of cotton in saline soils of the Republic of Karakalpakstan. In practice, the annual norm of mineral fertilizer (N250 P175 K125 kg / ha) was reduced by 25% (N185 P130 K90 kg / ha) and an additional 10 and 20 t / ha of organic fertilizer was used. As a result of  the experiment, when organic fertilizer was used at the amount of 20 t / ha, and mineral fertilizer was used at the amount of N185 P130 K90 kg / ha the growth, development and productivity of cotton were improved and mineral fertilizer was economized by 25%.

 

Keywords

Grapes wine sort fertileness productivity indicators bush load harvested branches buds developing rod

References

  1. Ismailov U.E. Scientific basis of improving soil productivity. Nukus. - Knowledge. 2004. 185 p.
  2. Bauatdinov T., Tajibaev S., Bauatdinov S. The technology of receiving mineral fertilizer on the basis of phosphorus and celadon green in Karakalpakstan. Scientific works of Nukus branch TSAU. Nukus. 2005.
  3. Ismailov U.E., Seytnazarov S. Agricultural problems and ways for solving them. Nukus. 2010. Knowledge. 28 p.
  4. Tursunxojaev Z.S. Scientific basis of crop rotation. Tashkent. Fan. 1972. 180 p.
DISCOVER RELATED RESEARCH

Similar Articles

Explore published articles on related topics and research interests.