Original Research Article
Studies of the possibility of determining the flush of slope soils with a slope of 12-14° using the example of the Shamakhi region of Azerbaijan
R. F. Bagirova |
Article Number: DRJAFS3251789790
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26765/DRJAFS3251789790
ISSN: 2354-4147
Vol.8 (2), pp.71-75 February 2020
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Abstract
The article describes the current conditions and unique satisfactory farming practices and principles in the slopes of the South-Eastern part of the Greater Caucasus, the Shamakhi district of the Mountainous Shirvan in Azerbaijan, the application of optimal irrigation norms and regimes, various cultural and technical cultivations. The fact that water, line and irrigation erosion is widespread is an intensive spread. Therefore, the study of erosion patterns within the country, characterized by its topicality, and the prevention of these erosion species, the intensity of their development, natural soil and vegetation with the use of comprehensive measures in the balance of results, with the aim of developing a large-scale application of benefits; Distribution among farmers and other land users, demonstrating that they are carrying out enlightenment activities, and that science-based comprehensive anti-erosion measures have been put into place. The study shows that surface washing, sediment flow, and so on in a single area (1) are observed in the area of different (12-14) 0 and (6-8) 0 ms, under the current rainfall under hay and natural grass vegetation. Nutrients impregnated with washed soil are designated and denominated in figures. 0.940 t / ha within; 28 min within – 1.59 t / ha and 22 min. As a result of this study, a 1: 100,000-m-potential potential erosion map of the South-East of the Greater Caucasus has been developed using a classic method.
Keywords: Inclination, nutritional elements, perennial plantings, weed, degree of soil washing, perversion, dialogueReceived: January 3, 2020 Accepted: February 20, 2020 Published: March 28, 2020