Conditions of Irrigated Lands in Uzbekistan –Amu-Darya River case study

Aim of the study: The article presents the traditional irrigation systems used for many years and proposes changes in the dominant agricultural system in order to improve the food security of the Region. Considerable efforts and resources have been devoted to new forms of water management at the in...

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Main Authors: R.N. Eshniyazov, R.E. Qurbanbaev, Józef Mosiej
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Publishing House of the University of Agriculture in Krakow 2022-05-01
Series:Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Formatio Circumiectus
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Online Access:http://acta.urk.edu.pl/pdf-147251-77409?filename=Conditions%20of%20Irrigated.pdf
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author R.N. Eshniyazov
R.E. Qurbanbaev
Józef Mosiej
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R.E. Qurbanbaev
Józef Mosiej
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description Aim of the study: The article presents the traditional irrigation systems used for many years and proposes changes in the dominant agricultural system in order to improve the food security of the Region. Considerable efforts and resources have been devoted to new forms of water management at the interstate level for water users associations. Material and methods: Due to the fact that there are many years of traditional technology, so is the simultaneous use of system solutions to improve the security of the Region's technology. Much effort and resources have been devoted to new forms of water at interstate level for user associations. The drainage of the Aral River and irrigation in the upper catchment areas of the Daria River, as well as Case study methods was used in this paper. Results and conclusions: The estimated average efficiency of irrigation systems was very low and did not change significantly over time. Irrigation was developed mainly by building new irrigation systems and, to a lesser extent, by reconstructing old ones. It is estimated that about 50% of abstracted irrigation water from rivers was lost due to seepage from channels and evaporation. In general, it can be concluded that the impact of large and melioration projects in the field of melioration had a positive impact on the development of agricultural regions. However, not all projects brought the expected benefits, inter alia, for various reasons, such as political pressure to increase biomass production by trying to use sometimes irrational and high doses of irrigation that exceed the retention capacity of irrigated soil.
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spelling doaj.art-872c4014565e493ca30ce22a17b248a32023-07-14T11:01:10ZengPublishing House of the University of Agriculture in KrakowActa Scientiarum Polonorum. Formatio Circumiectus1644-07652022-05-01203-4475510.15576/ASP.FC/2021.20.3/4.47Conditions of Irrigated Lands in Uzbekistan –Amu-Darya River case studyR.N. Eshniyazov0R.E. Qurbanbaev1Józef Mosiej2Karakalpak State University, UzbekistanKarakalpak State University, UzbekistanWarsaw University of Life Scieces -SGGWAim of the study: The article presents the traditional irrigation systems used for many years and proposes changes in the dominant agricultural system in order to improve the food security of the Region. Considerable efforts and resources have been devoted to new forms of water management at the interstate level for water users associations. Material and methods: Due to the fact that there are many years of traditional technology, so is the simultaneous use of system solutions to improve the security of the Region's technology. Much effort and resources have been devoted to new forms of water at interstate level for user associations. The drainage of the Aral River and irrigation in the upper catchment areas of the Daria River, as well as Case study methods was used in this paper. Results and conclusions: The estimated average efficiency of irrigation systems was very low and did not change significantly over time. Irrigation was developed mainly by building new irrigation systems and, to a lesser extent, by reconstructing old ones. It is estimated that about 50% of abstracted irrigation water from rivers was lost due to seepage from channels and evaporation. In general, it can be concluded that the impact of large and melioration projects in the field of melioration had a positive impact on the development of agricultural regions. However, not all projects brought the expected benefits, inter alia, for various reasons, such as political pressure to increase biomass production by trying to use sometimes irrational and high doses of irrigation that exceed the retention capacity of irrigated soil.http://acta.urk.edu.pl/pdf-147251-77409?filename=Conditions%20of%20Irrigated.pdfaral sea regiondegradation of environmentsalinity of soilsirrigationlow efficiency of water
spellingShingle R.N. Eshniyazov
R.E. Qurbanbaev
Józef Mosiej
Conditions of Irrigated Lands in Uzbekistan –Amu-Darya River case study
Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Formatio Circumiectus
aral sea region
degradation of environment
salinity of soils
irrigation
low efficiency of water
title Conditions of Irrigated Lands in Uzbekistan –Amu-Darya River case study
title_full Conditions of Irrigated Lands in Uzbekistan –Amu-Darya River case study
title_fullStr Conditions of Irrigated Lands in Uzbekistan –Amu-Darya River case study
title_full_unstemmed Conditions of Irrigated Lands in Uzbekistan –Amu-Darya River case study
title_short Conditions of Irrigated Lands in Uzbekistan –Amu-Darya River case study
title_sort conditions of irrigated lands in uzbekistan amu darya river case study
topic aral sea region
degradation of environment
salinity of soils
irrigation
low efficiency of water
url http://acta.urk.edu.pl/pdf-147251-77409?filename=Conditions%20of%20Irrigated.pdf
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