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In the effective use of saline soils, it is advisable to plant sunflower, corn, beetroot and other crops resistant to soil salinity. At the same time, it is necessary to plant domestic and imported crops such as millet, amaranth, and African sorghum as secondary crops in these soils. These crops, even in saline soils, can contribute to the development of livestock in Uzbekistan by producing 400-500 q/ha, and even higher yields. Most importantly thousands of hectares of land that have fallen out of agricultural use will be re-introduced into the farming system. This is one of the current issues of today. In solving this problem, the resistance to salinity, yield and product quality of agricultural crops (alfalfa, sunflower, white sorghum, sorghum, beet) grown on weak, moderate and strongly saline soils are studied and scientifically substantiated. Technologies for growing these crops will be developed depending on soil and climatic conditions and salinity levels.

Technology of proper use of saline soils in the conditions of Uzbekistan