DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL CLUSTERS IN THE SUBURBS OF LARGE AND LARGEST CITIES IN UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
agroclaster, urbanization, suburban, agricultural, intensive farming, food security, logistics, infrastructure, economic development, territorial development, innovation, efficiency, export potential, agribusiness, land resources, sustainable development, production system, integration.Abstract
this article analyzes the theoretical and practical aspects of the development of agricultural clusters around large and largest cities in Uzbekistan. The importance of the cluster system in ensuring food security and the sustainable development of the territorial economy in the conditions of urbanization processes is justified. The issues of organizing intensive farming in suburban areas, efficient use of logistics and infrastructure capabilities are covered. The role of agroclusters in increasing production efficiency and expanding export potential is also highlighted. The study emphasizes the need to introduce modern management
mechanisms and innovative technologies
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