Innovative technology for ecological restoration of degraded rangeland ecosystems based on new varieties of fodder halophytes in arid regions of Russia

Modeling the Process of Management of Water- Salt and Food Regime of Salt Soils of Marginal Land Using Waste Water

“…There is a large number of works devoted to the development of degraded agricultural land using chemical and biochemical reclamation and leaching in combination with irrigation, among which special mention should be given to works of Kireycheva et al (2014), associated with the development of a fragment of the classifier of methods for the restoration of the fertility of degraded land; and works of Kaziyev et al (2021), which presented the created multicomponent tiered agrophytocenoses during vegetative reclamation of desert pastures; works of Bilquees et al (2003), which present results of seawater irrigation using local halophytes in the desert zone of Pakistan, and the possibility of creating a profitable oil-yielding industry; works of S. Passago et al (2021), which present results of the study on the development of saline land using organic fertilizers from fresh plants in Thailand in the area of the Nongbor reservoir; while in the works of Z.Sh. Shamsutdinov et al (2009), the concept of biological reclamation during the development of degraded land in desert zones has been formulated. Unsustainable pressure on natural resources threatens the very ecosystem of services on which the global food system depends (Howe et al 2014), and land degradation is a complicating factor in achieving not only the sustainable development and also increasing productivity of land resources (Vlek et al 2017.…”