Change of the Salts Quantity and Type in the Irrigated Soils of the Mughan Plain and Their Impact on Plants Productivity

Mustafayev, M. G.

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“…Calculations based on the solution of the convective diffusion Equation (3) showed that in order to reduce the salt regime to the optimal level (0.25-0.30% by dry residue) in these investigated areas, it is necessary to adjust the irrigation regime. Thus, to regulate the salt regime on the irrigated areas of the Mughan-Salyan massif, it is proposed to irrigate arat at the rate of 1000-1300 m 3 •ha -1 , and during the growing season -at the rate of 5000-6000 m 3 •ha -1 [MUSTAFAYEV et al 2020].…”

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Journal of Water and Land Development

Mustafayev,

Tukenova,

Alimzhanova

et al. 2022

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The article presents research data on the amount of salts in the irrigated soils of the Mughan-Salyan massif, their composition, water-salt regime, and their forecast. It was found that the soils on the territory of the massif were saline to varying degrees. In general, the area of non-saline soils in the massif is 125,650 ha, mildly -272,070 ha, moderately -210,560 ha, highly -125,850 ha, very highly -109,450 ha and saline soils -27,520 ha. The absorbed bases in the soils of the massif were studied, and it was determined that they change depending on the amount of salts as follows: in mildly saline soils,

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Tukenova,

Alimzhanova

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“…In addition to hydro micas, mixed-layer formations, kaolinite and chlorites have been established in the sub-surface layer. Quartz dominated in fine and medium-dust fractions [13,14]. There were feldspars, micas and plagioclases, kaolinite and chlorites in a subordinate amount.…”

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Mineralogical Soil Complex Indicates an Effectiveness of Fertilizers in Agriculture

Ushakov¹,

Musaev²,

Mustafayev³

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The mineralogical composition of clay loamy agro-gray soil and the content of nutrient elements in the soil and its fractions were determined. This allowed estimating the nutrient supply and natural productivity of the soil. The long-term use of soils with the application of mineral and organic fertilizers affected the soil mineralogy: both aggradation and degradation processes were observed. The fertilizing system recommended for application to the agro-gray soil did not affect the crystal-chemical parameters of soil minerals. However, soil acidification and changes in the humus fractional composition towards increasing the content of fulvic acids show intensive degradation of soil minerals, which can lead to adverse consequences for soil fertility.

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“…To do this, reservoirs should be created and irrigation channels should be built taking into account the relief conditions and water resources of the country. The creation of such a system will increase yields on non-irrigated areas, while at the same time restoring the fertility of these soils [10,11,12].…”

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The potential development way of Azerbaijan's melioriation and water management area

Mustafayev,

Hajiyev,

Hasanova

2023

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The article is devoted to improvement of the agriculture of the Republic of Azerbaijan, creation of an abundance of crops, solution of the reliable supply of food products to the population, provision of efficient use of water resources in the country, improvement of water management, etc. The ways of development of the country's reclamation and water management by summarizing the results of multi-year data and scientific-research works were examined and noted, the reforms carried out in this field, major construction works, the potential development of grain growing, cotton growing, tobacco growing, cocoon growing and other fields in the country, as well as new information on the melioration measures performed as a result of the implementation of the tasks related to the creation of agroparks and large farms was examined, as well as information was given on the works being carried out on the improvement of the melioration potential, and the improvement of the water supply and melioration condition of the irrigated lands with the implementation of the measures planned for the future, the improvement of the newly irrigated lands as a result of its commissioning, reliable provision of bread and food products to the country's population at the expense of domestic production; Information about the implementation of various projects for the protection of buildings and other infrastructure objects from the harmful effects of floods and floodwaters, and for their more efficient use due to the regulation of water resources of rivers has been mentioned.

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Change of the Salts Quantity and Type in the Irrigated Soils of the Mughan Plain and Their Impact on Plants Productivity

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Cited by 5 publications

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Journal of Water and Land Development

Journal of Water and Land Development

Mineralogical Soil Complex Indicates an Effectiveness of Fertilizers in Agriculture

The potential development way of Azerbaijan's melioriation and water management area

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