THE IMPORTANCE OF TECHNIQUE IN PRODUCING HIGH-YIELD AND QUALITY FIBER FROM COTTON VARIETIES

Tadjiev Karim Mardanakulovich; Tadjiev Mardankul; Tursunov Shakir

Authors

Tadjiev Karim Mardanakulovich Doctor of agricultural sciences, senior researcher
Tadjiev Mardankul Candidate of agricultural sciences, senior researcher
Tursunov Shakir Candidate of agricultural sciences, associate professor, Termiz State University, Termiz, Uzbekistan

Keywords:

Variety, fiber quality, fall plowing, field preparation for planting, field leveling, seeding

Abstract

Fine-fiber cotton varieties differ from medium-fiber cotton varieties in terms of high fiber type, softness, fiber length, fiber hardness, relatively low fiber yield, and high relative breaking strength. Fine cotton fiber is a unique fiber, and special numbers (200, 170, 150, etc.) are made. Unique fine fabrics are made from the fiber of fine-fiber cotton varieties. The fiber of fine fiber cotton varieties cannot be replaced by any natural or artificial fibers.