Effect Of Mineral Fertilizers On The Growth Period Of Ryjik Varieties
Keywords:
introduction, consumer, currently imported, cheapAbstract
A large amount of consumer oil is currently imported into the country from abroad, which in turn leads to high import prices. To provide the population with cheap and high-quality oil products, it is necessary to increase the cultivation of oilseeds in the country, to improve the technology for the production of oils and their introduction into production.
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