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The reported degradation led to 10–15% lower yield.
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e0“This leads to a 10–15 % decrease in yield and increased costs to compensate for nutrient deficiencies”
Title
REGIONAL PROBLEMS OF SUNFLOWER PRODUCTION
Oleg Matyashev Socio-economic and humanitarian magazine 2026. doi:10.36718/2500-1825-2026-1-50-57
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- Association Intensive sunflower cultivation leads to soil degradation, phytosanitary crisis, and higher costs.
- Observation Eroded soil exceeds 42% of Saratov arable land.
- Observation Humus content fell by an average 0.3–0.5% in 20 years.
- Association Capital investment and capital-labor ratios were identified as key productivity factors.
- Method / resource A five-stage precision farming implementation algorithm was proposed.