Abstract
Effective use and preservation of soil fertility is one of the main conditions for the development of agricultural culture and obtaining stable, high yields. Any use of land for agricultural purposes leads to gradual degradation of soils in general, and in particular to the loss of humus and a decrease in soil fertility. The article highlights the problems of soil fertility in the Keminsky district of the Chui region. Most of the soils in this area experience a constant negative impact during land exploitation, which has led to depletion of soil organic matter reserves and deterioration of the basic properties of soils. At the same time, the article shows that the increase in soil fertility is closely related to scientifically-based farming systems and the organizational structure of the economy
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