Ecological and economic efficiency of the use of agrotechnical methods to increase soil fertility in polluted areas of industrial enterprises

The rationale for the use of agrotechnical methods to improve soil fertility to enhance the environmental component in agricultural crop cultivation in industrial territories is presented. The analysis of the main industrial zones and adjacent territories in relation to their fertility has been carried out. The analysis of harmful emissions during agricultural production is shown, and technologies for their neutralization are justified. The technological and economic indicators of the soil fertility improvement project in the agricultural lands of industrial enterprises are calculated. It is concluded that the use of agrotechnical methods is most effective in restoring fertility by 80% or more. The use of these methods helps to reduce the risks of contamination of agricultural products and negative effects on public health, as it reduces the risk of accumulation of harmful substances in soil and plants.