Meleorative improvement of the encroached lands of the namangan adyrs of the republic of uzbekistan

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Although soil protection against erosion is of ameliorative importance, they mainly perform the function of preventing the manifestation, growth and development of linear forms of erosion and practically do not solve the issues of highly efficient use of areas occupied by ravines. Modern technical equipment of agricultural production allows the use of methods of radical reclamation of destroyed ravine lands by partially or completely filling with local or imported soil.

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