Improvement of Irrigation Systems, Distributed Land in the Plan in Azerbaijan Through Microwater Technology | Author : Aliyev Zakir Huseyn Oqlu | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The experimental work carried out by us in the objects of study in Shamakhi, the Tartar, Zagatala, Guba and Ganja on irrigation of soybean, sugar beet, maize and tobacco, orchards and a vineyard can give an estimated average the intensity of the rain (mm/min) under irrigation norms 300-500 m3/HA, depending on the soil types: Sandy-0.3-0.4, light loamy-0.2-0.3, middle and heavy loam-0.1-0.2. Studies have shown that the wide production verification of this irrigation technology, taking into account the recommended intensity of rain, will clarify the technical-economic indicators and conditions for the use of micro-irrigation. As a result of the adjustment of irrigation regime, it was found that under irrigation norms 300-420 m3/ha of soil soaking on insignificant depth (20-30, sometimes 40 cm). Low speed absorption of topsoil and large biases have provided significant surface relief (30%), increasing from irrigation to glaze. soil moisture Increase was only 100-300 m3/ha. |
| Review and Assessment of the Use of Irrigation Systems in Conditions of Acute Resource Shortage in the Conditions of Azerbaijan | Author : Aliyev Zakir Huseyn Oqlu | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The dams are one of the pillars of the hydro-technical structures of the biochemistry of tiarrrhafta. The dams were replaced with watercolor. In 1918 Simmer Blass and his twin daughters were able to transfer the ACL to the University of Clermont. The Lakino banalist was not given up. (the so-called plastic bottlenecks). In 1948, the injection of the injection drug of Seco Blass injectable injection and injection of the injectable drug for injection due to injection due to the biochemistry of chrysophilic biochemistry. One of the worst attackers, Sima Blass, was Israel’s successor in the 1962 Diving Water Pipe. In 1968, the southernmost region in southern Kyrgyzstan was the epicenter of 800 headquarters. |
| Overview of Kumquat Tree - Management Practice and Varieties | Author : Waleed Fouad Abobatta | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Kumquat tree considered the smallest citrus tree, the fruit is the only one in family Rutaceae eating whole with sweaty peel, kumquat tree tolerant cold conditions more than other citrus varieties, it could grow in wide range of soils and climate. There are four main verities of kumquat (Nagami, Meiwa, Marumi, and Hong kong), Nagami kumquat is widely grown in different regions, as it is a more vigorous, hardy and prolific producer. kumquat fruits are oval or round shape, it is reached by different nutrients and phytochemicals, and antioxidant like ascorbic acid, carotenoids, flavonoids, vitamins, Iron, and essential oils, also, Kumquats fruit are reaching in fiber, kumquat used as a fruit tree in the garden or an ornamental plant. |
| Features, Nature and Economic Conditions of Azerbaijan | Author : Aliyev Zakir Hussein Oglu | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Natural and economic conditions in Azerbaijan are very complex and peculiar. Up to 60% of the entire territory of Azerbaijan is occupied by mountain and foothill zones, the remaining part are (42.8%) plains and lowlands. High mountains, intermountain depressions, valleys, volcanic highlands, which were formed during the geological epoch, cover the territory of the republic. On a relatively small territory of the republic, there is a whole complex of deposits. The features of the geological structure and the available material on the tectonics of the whole territory of the republic make it possible to restore the history of the development of its relief from the early geological epochs. In the Greater and Lesser Caucasus, the geological history of relief development can be traced from the Upper Jurassic, in Talysh from the beginning of the Paleogene, in the Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic from the Paleozoic, which is confirmed by the investigations of B.A. Antonova, B.A. Budagova at the beginning of the Oligocene, early Miocene tectonic processes are intensified and as a result, in all folded surfaces, an increase in land occurs. In the Greater Caucasus, the Gusar and Tfan uplifts increase and in their troughs, there is accumulation of clay. In the Lesser Caucasus, along with clays, there is an accumulation of sands, gravels and conglomerates, sediments characteristic of river valleys when they leave the mountains and much more. |
| Scientific Concept of Solving Various Agricultural Problems in Azerbaijan | Author : B.H.Aliyev | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The total area of the republic is 8641500 hectares, of which 55 per cent of its ie: 4,756,500 hectares, is made suitable for agriculture. or 16.6 percent of the total area of 1,432,600 hectares, or some, of the irrigated lands. 1808400 hectares of the total balance of the land is one of arable land available for agriculture. It should be noted that of the 181,600 hectares of the total available arable land is under occupation by Armenian Aggressors Used. 224,700 hectares of arable land, permanent crops, 117.6 thousand hectares of hayfields, pastures 2560.0 thousand hectares, 45.7 hectares of fallow areas. Domestic households 258100 hectares (227600 hectares of arable land), 1.0388 million hectares included in the proportion of forest plantations areas. |
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