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CHANGES IN AGRICULTURE IN THE FERGANA REGION DURING THE RULE OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF TURKESTAN

Abdulkhodi Khaydarov (Researcher, National University of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Uzbekistan)

CURRENT RESEARCH JOURNAL OF HISTORY · 03 · 2021

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This article discusses changes in agriculture in the Fergana region during the rule of the Governor General of Turkestan. The core of the Fergana region, which was established in 1876 as part of the Governor-General of Turkestan, was the Fergana Valley. The Fergana Valley has also attracted the attention of government circles and many researchers as the Russian Empire tries to take full advantage of Central Asia’s potential. Because here there is a rich tradition of tillage, cultivation of grain crops, their storage and processing, many things. These processes played an important role in the daily life of agriculture in the valley, and the natural and geographical conditions facilitated the development of agriculture. Therefore, Russian researchers have collected and analyzed data on the natural and geographical conditions of the Fergana Valley in the development of agriculture in the country, the economic activities of the population of the valley, in particular, farming and animal husbandry. KEYWORDS Governor General of Turkestan, Fergana region, farming and animal husbandry.

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Governor General of Turkestan, Fergana region, farming and animal husbandry, hadiths, Holy Quran, older generation
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