INFLUENCE OF IRRIGATION METHODS AND REGIMES OF WINTER WHEAT ON SOIL STRUCTURE
Keywords:
Typical gray soils, irrigation erosion, winter wheat, Davr and Vekha varieties, irrigation regime, furrow irrigation, flexible hose (or flexible pipe), irrigation methods, beginning of the season, end of the season, soil layers, amount of water-stable macroaggregates.Abstract
Data are presented on the amount of water-stable macroaggregates in the 0–30 cm and 30–50 cm soil layers depending on the irrigation regimes and methods of winter wheat varieties Davr and Vekha under conditions of typical gray soils subject to irrigation erosion (the slope is 1.5°) in the Fergana region
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