Effectiveness of Drip Irrigation with Mineralized Drainage Water for Cotton Cultivation

S. Kh. Isayev

National Research University "TIIAME

O. U. Murodov

Bukhara State Technical University

B. S. Kattayev

Bukhara State Technical University

M. K. Saylixanova

Bukhara State Technical University

Keywords: cotton, water scarcity, drip irrigation, irrigation rate, seasonal irrigation norm, groundwater, mineralization, vegetation period.


Abstract

The articlepresents theresults ofgrowing cottonundertheconditions ofsalinemeadow–alluvial soils

in the Bukhara region, where the groundwater level is 2.0 - 2.5 m, using mineralized water for drip

irrigation. When the pre-irrigation soil moisture was maintained at 70 – 80 - 65% of the field capacity,

cotton was irrigated 15 times according to the 3 - 10 - 2 scheme. The crop was not irrigated during

the period from germination to flowering, while during the flowering and boll formation stages,

irrigation norms ranged from 273 to 437 m³/ha, with a total seasonal irrigation rate of 4483 m³/ha.As

a result, compared to the control variant, water savings of 1594 m³/ha were achieved.


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