METHODOLOGY OF CREATION OF ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL SCREENS OF HILLY-BARCHAN SANDS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON COTTON CROP

Abstract

ABSTRACT. The article examines the influence of artificial and natural screens on the growth and development of cotton on the planned undulating sandy soils of Central Fergana. The introduction emphasizes the importance of improving the meliorative condition of sandy lands to increase cotton and other crop yields in the region. The article develops technology for water conservation and improvement of the ecological and meliorative condition of sandy lands through the creation of natural and artificial screens. It is determined that as a result of creating natural screens in cotton fields of farms, bolls open 3-4 days earlier.