INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION IN UZBEKISTAN

Authors

  • Oqmirzayeva Sarvinoz 1st year student at Gulistan state university Oqmirzayevasarvinoz08@gmail.com Author

Keywords:

Innovative mechanization, autonomous machinery, robotics, artificial intelligence, Uzbekistan agriculture, precision farming, sustainability.

Abstract

Innovative technologies, such as autonomous machinery, robotics, and artificial intelligence (AI), are transforming agricultural mechanization worldwide, offering solutions to enhance productivity, reduce labor costs, and promote sustainability. In Uzbekistan, where agriculture is a key economic driver, the adoption of innovative approaches is critical to modernizing the sector and addressing challenges like labor shortages and resource inefficiency. This article examines the application of cutting-edge technologies in Uzbekistan’s agricultural mechanization, highlighting case studies, challenges, and opportunities. It explores the role of government policies, international partnerships, and training programs in fostering innovation. Recommendations include financial incentives, capacity-building initiatives, and public-private partnerships to accelerate the adoption of innovative technologies in Uzbekistan’s agricultural sector.

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References

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Tashkent State Agrarian University. (2023). Sustainable Agricultural Practices in Uzbekistan. Retrieved from http://www.portal.guldu.uz

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Published

2025-09-07