Efficient mechanisms for useful agricultural soils
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Akif Valiyev Hamza, Doctor of Economics |
| Agricultural Economics Research Center | |
| akif.valiyev@atm.gov.az |
The article defines the use of agricultural soil and semi-arable soil for agricultural use, and in this regard, the results of studies conducted in the Jalilabad and Masalli regions, and the potential dependence of fertility on qualitative groups of agricultural soil are presented. In addition, the article considers the assessment of the soil potential in terms of achieving self-sufficiency in main agro products. At the same time, the need for an economically sound approach to the land use in farms was identified.
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Improvement of natural and agricultural district of Azerbaijan
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Rena. Musayeva
Department of “Economic Regulation” of Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC)
Galib. Sharifov
Member of the working group on the implementation of ISO standards of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Azerbaijan
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics
Namig. Shalbuzov
Deputy Director of the Agricultural Economics Research Center
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics
Gulnara. Jafarova
Agricultural Economics Research Center, leading specialist
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics