The role of slope farming in soil conservation
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Namig Shalbuzov Alovsat, Doctor of Philosophy in Economics |
| Deputy Director of the Agricultural Economics Research Center | |
| namiq.shalbuzov@atm.gov.az |
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Turan Hajiyeva Intigam |
| Specialist of the Agricultural Research Center | |
| turanhaciyeva65@gmail.com |
The article analyzes the importance, advantages of planting in sloping areas, the influence of natural factors on arable land and methods to combat these factors. Simultaneously, the experience of countries around the world fulfilling programs to support farmers for planting in sloping areas has been studied. Also, according to the slope of arable land and perennial plantings in Azerbaijan, the location areas were calculated, and the directions of stimulating sowing in these areas were investigated.
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Jubril. Animashaun
Department of Economics, The University of Manchester, UK / Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Ilorin, Nigeria
