Rustam Rakhimov

rustamrakhimov55@gmail.com

Associate Professor of the Department of Fruit and Vegetable Growing and Viticulture, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences. Defended his candidate dissertation on the topic: “Development of integrated methods to control weeds in tobacco cultivation in the Zarafshan Valley.”
Author of 1 textbook and 1 recommendation manual. Over 40 articles have been published in international and national journals.

Normurodov Davlat Soibnazarovich

normurodovdavlat73@gmail.com

    Davlat Normurodov, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Professor. Since 2020 he has been working at Samarkand State University. In 2005, he defended his PhD thesis on the topic “The influence of agrotechnical measures on the yield and quality of seeds of instant potato varieties grown on a virus-free basis,” and in 2017 he defended his doctoral dissertation on the topic “Agrobiological foundations of virus-free potato selection.”

   More than 200 scientific papers have been published. Author of 2 textbooks, 6 teaching aids, 2 monographs.

Kholmirzaev Bakhrom Khudoiberdievich

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    Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, Associate Professor. Since 2020 he has been working at Samarkand State University. In 1976, he defended his PhD thesis in agricultural sciences on the topic “Varieties and production technology of champignon for industrial greenhouse crops.”

Author of 4 textbooks, 8 teaching aids, 3 monographs and about 200 scientific articles.

Rasulov Ilhom Mahmudovich

rasulovilho1959@gmail.com

Associate Professor of the Department of Fruit and Vegetable Growing and Viticulture, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences. In 2019, he defended his PhD dissertation on the topic: "Variability of valuable economic traits in Gossypium barbadense L. hybrids depending on branching type."
Author of 2 textbooks, 3 study guides, and more than 50 articles.

Sadinov Safar Ibrahimovich

sadinovsafar@gmail.com

Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, Senior Lecturer. Has been working at the Department of Fruit and Vegetable Growing and Viticulture since 2023.
In 1990, he defended his candidate dissertation on the topic: “Selection of single-seeded fodder beet under the conditions of the North-Western zone of the RSFSR.”
Author of 1 textbook, 2 methodological manuals, and more than 30 articles published in international and national journals.

Sulaimanov Oybek Madikhonovich

oybek_sulaymanov@mail.ru

Doctor of Philosophy in Agricultural Sciences, Associate Professor.

Has been working at the Department of Horticulture and Viticulture since 2020. In 2023, defended a PhD dissertation on the topic: "Justification of the impact of pesticides and biologically active substances on the growth, yield, and grain quality of winter wheat."

Author of 1 textbook, 3 recommendations, and 3 methodological manuals. Published over 40 articles in international and national journals.

 Qarshiyev Jurabek Dilshod ugli

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Has been working at the Department of Horticulture and Viticulture since 2024. Author of over 20 articles and 1 methodological manual.

Khoshimov Ulugbek Abduazim ugli 

khoshimov1997@gmail.com

Lecturer at the Department of Horticulture and Viticulture. Has been working at the Institute of Agrobiotechnology and Food Security since 2023. Author of 1 recommendation, 1 methodological manual, and more than 20 articles published in international and national journals.

Shakarov Ikrom Vakhobovich 

Shakarov1989@gmail.com

Lecturer at the Department of Horticulture and Viticulture. Has been working at the department since 2023. Author of 1 methodological manual and more than 20 articles published in international and national journals.

Ravshan Suvonovich Usmonov

ravshan.u700@gmail.com

Lecturer at the Department of Horticulture and Viticulture. Has been working at the department since 2023. Author of 1 methodological manual and more than 20 articles published in international and national journals.

Sherzod Abdurakhmanovich Aliboyev

sherzodaliboyev3@gmail.com 

Lecturer at the Department of Horticulture and Viticulture. Has been working at the department since 2023. Author of 1 methodological manual and more than 20 articles published in international and national journals.

The Department of Horticulture, Vegetable Growing, and Viticulture

was established in June 2020.
Currently, the department employs 7 professors and teachers. The department's academic potential stands at 85.0%.

The staff includes 1 Doctor of Science, Professor, and 5 Candidates of Agricultural Sciences (Associate Professors).

Main research topic of the department:
"Development of modern technologies for the breeding, seed production, cultivation, and primary processing of fruits, vegetables, melons, grapes, and potatoes under the conditions of the Zarafshan Valley."

To enhance scientific potential, special attention is given to supporting doctoral candidates and ensuring the timely defense of dissertations, utilizing the expertise of the academic staff.

Key objectives of the department:

• Selecting talented undergraduate and graduate students for advanced academic training.

• Increasing the number of doctoral candidates and independent researchers.

• Ensuring the participation of department staff in grants and research projects.

• Concluding funded contracts with agricultural enterprises.

• Involving students in scientific research activities.

The department has published 8 textbooks and 6 educational manuals.
Necessary conditions have been created for DSc, PhD, and master’s thesis defenses.

• Graduate students are being trained based on research conducted within the department’s main theme.
• Scientific researchers are provided with facilities to conduct fieldwork and process necessary documents.
• Cooperation agreements have been established with the Vegetable, Melon, and Potato Research Institute, the Horticulture, Viticulture, and Winemaking Research Institute in Samarkand, as well as with farming and cluster enterprises.
• Graduate students carry out research in collaboration with these partners.

The teaching workload of the academic staff is allocated based on their position, academic degree, and title, and is officially approved.

Their teaching, research, and mentoring duties are included in their individual work plans and are fully carried out.

The fulfillment of individual work plans is regularly monitored by the head of department, academic affairs office, dean, and deputy deans.

Attached fields of study:

• 60811800 – Fruit and grape growing

• 60811900 – Vegetable, melon, and potato growing

• 60812000 – Greenhouse management and operation

• 60811200 – Selection and seed production of agricultural crops (by crop type)

To ensure quality and effective internships, contracts have been signed with relevant organizations, and internships are being carried out on schedule.

Seven faculty members regularly engage in spiritual and educational work with their student groups.
An approved plan for such activities exists, and work is being carried out accordingly.

The department team actively participates in university events and also fulfills duties in faculty and student dormitory shifts.