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The article presents the results of the influence of various methods of cultivation of medicinal herbs in the forest-steppe zone of the Kemerovo region on their productivity and quality of raw materials. For research, spotted milk thistle, calendula officinalis, and chamomile were selected. Baskets (calendula officinalis, chamomile) and fruits (milk thistle) were collected from plants as medicinal raw materials. The effect of biofertilizer application and seed treatment with a humic preparation was investigated. It has been established that the use of biofertilizer in conjunction with pre-sowing treatment of seeds with humates leads to an increase in yield elements in all studied medicinal crops. Compared to the control, the productivity of the variant with this treatment was 1.27 times higher for spotted milk thistle (11 g/m), 14.4 g/m for chamomile and 24.7 g/m for calendula officinalis. Thus, the use of organic fertilizers together with the pre-sowing treatment of seed with a humic preparation completely eliminates the use of mineral fertilizers of industrial production at cultivating spotted thistle, calendula officinalis and chamomile in the forest-steppe zone of the Kemerovo region.

Adaptive Technologies for Medicinal Herbs Cultivation and Evaluation of the Obtained Raw Material Quality