"Green" Technologies In Agriculture: Mechanization And Renewable Energy Integration
Published in International Conference on Future Prospects in Education, Science, Economics, Medicine, and Artificial Intelligence
Abstract
This article analyzes the economic and environmental aspects of implementing green technologies, modernizing the mechanization of production processes, and utilizing renewable energy sources in Uzbekistan's agriculture sector. The study focuses specifically on enhancing energy efficiency, ensuring the rational use of water resources, and mitigating negative environmental impacts within the agrarian sector. It also examines Uzbekistan's policy on transitioning to a green economy and the legal framework governing the use of renewable energy sources. Drawing on the experiences of Germany, China, and the USA, the study explores opportunities for applying green technologies in agriculture and formulates proposals for adapting them to local conditions. The findings indicate that integrating energy-efficient technologies, water-saving irrigation systems, and digital monitoring tools can enhance the efficiency of agricultural production and promote environmental sustainability.
Keywords
Green technologies • mechanization • renewable energy • solar energy • wind energy • biogas • smart agriculture • energy efficiency • green economy • Uzbekistan's experience
Authors & affiliations
Samarkand Institute of Agro-Innovations and Research · Uzbekistan