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Rising global temperatures in recent years have led to a sharp increase in the area of desert areas. Desert areas are widely used as pastures. The productivity of desert pastures in Uzbekistan is very low, ie 1-3 ts/ha. This limits the year-round use of desert pastures. One of the resource-saving and long-term effective ways to increase their productivity is to plant enclosures, as well as reclamation and forage rows in these desert pastures using plants such as Haloxylon aphyllum, Calligonum caput-medusae, Salsola paletzkiana. This is because protected areas have been scientifically proven to…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Rising global temperatures in recent years have led to a sharp increase in the area of desert areas. Desert areas are widely used as pastures. The productivity of desert pastures in Uzbekistan is very low, ie 1-3 ts/ha. This limits the year-round use of desert pastures. One of the resource-saving and long-term effective ways to increase their productivity is to plant enclosures, as well as reclamation and forage rows in these desert pastures using plants such as Haloxylon aphyllum, Calligonum caput-medusae, Salsola paletzkiana. This is because protected areas have been scientifically proven to show their positive properties in other areas (around mountainous and irrigated fields). In these areas, enclosures not only perform a protective function, but also serve as a source of fodder for livestock in the autumn-winter seasons.This monograph presents the current state of enclosures around desert pastures, their impact on microclimate formation and productivity, as well as the regression equations of the relationship between climatic factors and pasture productivity.
Autorenporträt
Prof. Kayimov Abdikhalil works in Tashkent agricultural institute in 1969 in the direction of forestry. Published more than 250 scientific and 25 educational-methodical works.Dr. Hamroyev Husen graduated from TSAU in 2007 in the direction of forest reclamation. Published more than 50 scientific and 5 educational-methodical works.