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📅 6 – 7 Apr 2027 📍 Nukus, Uzbekistan 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Soil Salinity and Reclamation Technologies
ModeStandard / Physical
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Registration fee$150.00
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This track focuses on novel strategies and technologies for managing soil salinity in agricultural systems. Participants will explore cutting-edge research on salinity mitigation and its implications for crop productivity.

This session highlights advancements in reclamation technologies aimed at restoring the productivity of salt-affected soils. Discussions will include both traditional and innovative methods for soil recovery.

This track examines the relationship between soil structure and salinity levels, emphasizing how soil physical properties influence salinity management. Research findings on soil compaction, porosity, and permeability will be presented.

This session addresses the challenges and solutions related to irrigation water management in saline soils. Topics will include optimal irrigation practices and technologies to enhance water use efficiency.

This track investigates the physiological and genetic mechanisms that enable certain crops to tolerate saline conditions. Participants will share insights into breeding and biotechnological approaches for enhancing salt tolerance.

This session focuses on the use of soil amendments to improve soil health and mitigate salinity effects. Research on organic and inorganic amendments and their impact on soil fertility will be discussed.

This track emphasizes the importance of soil salinity mapping and monitoring techniques for effective management. Participants will explore remote sensing, GIS technologies, and field methodologies.

This session highlights sustainable agricultural practices aimed at controlling soil salinity. Discussions will include integrated approaches that combine agronomy, soil science, and environmental stewardship.

This track explores the potential of halophytes as a sustainable solution for saline environments. Participants will discuss cultivation techniques, economic viability, and ecological benefits of halophyte crops.

This session delves into the dynamics of soil water balance in saline soils, focusing on leaching and drainage systems. Research on water management strategies to enhance soil moisture retention will be presented.

This track addresses the critical role of soil pH in managing salinity and its effects on soil fertility. Participants will discuss techniques for pH adjustment and their implications for crop growth in saline conditions.

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