“A farmer who works hard and scatters grain, he scatters bread for the people,” our wise people say. Indeed, it is. The farmers in our country are currently trying to harvest this scattered grain. Depending on their hard work, entrepreneurship, and efficiency, some have set a goal of 50 quintals, while others have set a goal of 60-70, or even 80 quintals. However, Doniyorjon Ismoilov, the head of the “Umrzakov Jahongir” farm in the Uychi district of the Namangan region, is expecting to harvest no less than 100 quintals this season. Of course, saying this number is easy only in words, but the hard work and hardships of this are obvious to the farmer himself.

Doniyor aka has been engaged in farming for almost 15 years. During this time, he has thoroughly mastered all the secrets of farming and understands its difficulties and hardships well. If we are not exaggerating, we can say that such farmers can be called true scientists of the land. Because, every year, whether it is cotton or grain, in short, they have been exceeding the set plan for productivity, making a worthy contribution to the threshing floor of the country.

If you look at his current grain field, you will witness this for yourself. The grain is ripe, every ear is intact, and most importantly, the harvest is plentiful. You will not even find a single weed growing in the field. The farmer explains the reason for this as follows:

–Many people say that a good harvest depends on the weather, that is, how the season comes. True, there is some truth in this statement, but it is possible to achieve high-quality and productive yields by working hard, acting without sitting idly by, carrying out each agrotechnical measure in a timely and proper manner, as well as by identifying diseases and pests in a timely manner and taking the necessary measures against them. Of course, this requires experienced, qualified agronomists. We have been cooperating with Ifoda in this regard for several years. In this 18-hectare field that you are looking at, we worked together with Ifoda from the time wheat was planted to the time it ripened.

The farmer noted that before planting the wheat seeds in the ground, they were thoroughly treated with the IFO SEED preparation. This greatly helped in good and complete germination of the seeds, as well as in preventing various diseases and stress conditions. After that, in early spring, they used IFO PZN, IFO UAN-32 and VL-77 preparations for feeding. In addition, they used ENTOSTAR and ENTOPIK chemicals against weeds. They also used TOP KROP against rust. They used IFO GUMATE PLUS as a stimulant.

• Ifoda agronomist Otabek aka comes to our field every 10-15 days. He sees and studies the condition of the plant, says farmer D. Ismoilov. - He gives clear recommendations on what diseases or pests are observed, what treatments should be carried out against them or what nutrients should be given, all this. Our work is becoming easier, and we are achieving high yields. Of course, we are very happy about this.

We also visited the Uchkurgan district of the Namangan region with our creative team. We got acquainted with the “Botirjon Bobirbek” farm, which belongs to the “Mehnatobod-Dehqonobod” MFI in the district. Look at this, the name of this neighborhood was given as a sign of mutual respect for the farmers and farmers here, that is, “through labor one prospers, farmers prosper.” These are the people who truly prosper the country, enrich the people’s livelihood, and the national table.

The “Botirjon Bobirbek” farm has not been around for long. However, during this time, they have been cooperating with the Ifoda company and increasing the yield year after year. This farm is also expecting to harvest 100 centners this season.

• We cultivated this field in 5 stages, starting from the moment we planted the seeds in the ground. Everything was effective, - says the head of the "Botirjon Bobirbek" farm Gulomjon Begmatov. - The most important thing is to plant the seed grain after treatment. The plant did not suffer from any diseases, it sprouted 100 percent. In addition, the nutrients, drugs we used against various diseases and pests were also effective. We know that from early spring, grain has a high demand for phosphorus. IFO PZN was very useful in this. It helped the plant grow and establish itself well.

In fact, there are many farmers and farmers in our republic who, like the farmers from Namangan, are achieving high yields, thereby making a great contribution to the prosperity of the country and the threshing floor. We wish them all a bountiful harvest and continued blessings for our people.

Erali NORBEKOV