This year's unfavorable weather conditions have not ceased to cause difficulties for Bukhara cotton growers. However, despite this, thanks to efficiency, entrepreneurship and proper agrotechnical work, cotton plants have developed much better. In any case, this is our conclusion when we saw the cotton fields of the Nurillo Ubaydullo farm in the Jondor district of the region. The head of the farm, Tolmas Fayzullayev, noted that this year, due to the unfavorable weather, we had to process 2-3 times more. He consulted with agronomists from the Ifoda company and provided the necessary chemicals for the vigorous development of the plant.

 

– Thankfully, the current condition of our cotton is much better, – says T. Fayzullayev. – We are achieving this result by following the recommendations of agronomist Jamshid aka and applying the necessary chemicals in a timely manner. A farmer who has worked with “Ifoda” for a year will definitely want to cooperate with this company. Because who wouldn’t like to get a high yield and good income?!

The climatic conditions of Bukhara are a bit dry and hot. If you don’t take good care of the crops and use the right agricultural techniques, it’s difficult to achieve anything. Labor is the most important factor among these. “Yes, the land grows with labor. We know this well, so there’s no avoiding labor,” the farmer says modestly. We witnessed the work in the field in full swing even in the heat of the day. Several women from the neighborhood are doing their chopping work here. We interview one of them.

– I have been working seasonally on this farm for 4-5 years, – says female worker Zebo Teshayeva. – Every year the harvest is good. We are happy that we are also contributing, albeit small, to these crops. At least through this, we benefit our country, right?! So we will never be ashamed to pick up the hoe, we will never get tired of working.

These sincere words of Sister Zebo will naturally encourage us to develop special programs for such women and girls who work in the fields in the future.