This year, over 5 million tons of cotton harvest were produced in our country, opening a completely new page in Uzbekistan's cotton growing. This result is a high manifestation of the reforms implemented in recent years aimed at modernizing agriculture, integrating science, and adopting modern agrotechnologies. In a new article published in the Xalq so'zi newspaper by Narzullo Oblomuradov, Rector of the Tashkent State Agrarian University, the most important factors behind this achievement and future priority tasks are discussed in detail.
➡️ As emphasized, in accordance with the tasks defined by our President, harvesting cotton exclusively on the basis of economic benefits and through machinery is a priority. By 2027, it is planned to completely (100%) harvest cotton by machinery in the fields of Uzbekistan, which will prevent waste and sharply increase economic efficiency. Within the framework of the "New Agronomist" program introduced at the university, hundreds of students and young specialists are directly involved in the production process (in clusters and leading farm enterprises). This serves as an important foundation for students to adapt to the labor market and form professional skills while still studying. In agriculture, the effectiveness of introducing water- and resource-saving technologies has been proven in practice—specifically, the "Aminosilicon" preparation created based on the scientific research of Professor Munisa Saidova, which increases plant resistance under saline conditions and boosts yields by 20.6%. Decision-making utilizing drones, satellite data, sensors, and artificial intelligence capabilities is taking the agricultural sector to a qualitatively new stage Today's successes in cotton growing are the result of the harmony of human capital, science, and modern technologies. In the future, preparing competitive, knowledgeable, and forward-thinking specialists in the agricultural sector remains the main guarantee of sustainable development.
Read the article in detail: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1frtTdG-W7mjOQz2NLPSTgSunSiuLemLN/view?usp=drive_link
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