THE DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN SURKHANDARYA REGION (1991–2021) AND ITS EDUCATIONAL SIGNIFICANCEN
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Agriculture, infrastructure, irrigation, market economy, Surkhandarya, methodology, analytical thinking.Abstract
This article highlights the development of agricultural infrastructure in Surkhandarya region during the independence years, focusing on irrigation, melioration, transport, and market facilities. It discusses how teaching these processes can enhance students’ analytical abilities and understanding of economic reforms.
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