Study on the significance of irrigation technology for carrot growth

\nThis article discusses the cultivation of carrots in various soil conditions in the Tashkent region using water-saving irrigation technology. Furthermore, the history of growing vegetable crops, the methods of determining the mechanical composition of the soil in the experimental field, as well as the application of the principles of using the world's water resources, the areas of carrot cultivation in the republic, and the varieties used in cultivation are discussed. In addition, research methodology and mathematical-statistical analysis were conducted. The experiment was carried out in accordance with methodological manuals and agrotechnical measures, and 220 kg of nitrogen, 160 kg of phosphorus, and 100 kg of potassium were given per hectare, taking into account the gray soil of the researched area.\n

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202456303064/pdf
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Sociology and Education Studies
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Study on the significance of irrigation technology for carrot growth

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Study on the significance of irrigation technology for carrot growth

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Abstract

\nThis article discusses the cultivation of carrots in various soil conditions in the Tashkent region using water-saving irrigation technology. Furthermore, the history of growing vegetable crops, the methods of determining the mechanical composition of the soil in the experimental field, as well as the application of the principles of using the world's water resources, the areas of carrot cultivation in the republic, and the varieties used in cultivation are discussed. In addition, research methodology and mathematical-statistical analysis were conducted. The experiment was carried out in accordance with methodological manuals and agrotechnical measures, and 220 kg of nitrogen, 160 kg of phosphorus, and 100 kg of potassium were given per hectare, taking into account the gray soil of the researched area.\n

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