Investigation of Rain-Fed Horticulture Productivity in the Namangan Region, Uzbekistan

With the limited availability of water, rain-fed horticulture is important anywhere in world, especially countries with arid climates. Therefore, experimental analysis necessary to see impact horticulture. Thus, it can be popularized among agricultural people if strategies achieve better outcomes. This study aims create a garden without irrigation lower regions Namangan hills Uzbekistan using agrotechnical measures based on collecting natural moisture and its long-term storage due growth some wild fruits. Soil most factor for plant development warm regions. The experiments were analyzed from 2013 2019 promising results found. rate after few years was comparable that irrigated lands. In addition, yield non-irrigated gardens farms. However, slight reduction fruit sizes observed (10–20%). Furthermore, terracing plastic organic mulching method’s efficiency higher than maintaining soil absorbed by plants (For May 2019, 12.7%, 7.7%, 6.1% levels found mulching, unmulched areas). Overcoming challenges requires holistic approach integrates scientific knowledge, technological advancements, sustainable farming practices. Collaboration between researchers, farmers, policymakers crucial develop disseminate effective address these promote resilient systems. this shows practical possibility northeastern region Uzbekistan. provides possible agrotechnologies practice irrigation, which beneficial planners, engineers, farm managers, agribusiness controllers.