Меліорація і водне господарство

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ISSN 2616-5562 (Online), ISSN 2616-5643 (Print) Purpose and objectives of the Journal “Land Reclamation and Water Management.” The international scientific journal “L and Reclamation and Water Management ” was established in 1965, founded by the Institute of Water Problems and Land Reclamation of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine (EDRPOU code 01018974). The purpose of the international scientific journal “Land Reclamation and Water Management” is to disseminate the results of fundamental and applied scientific research on technologies and solutions in the fields of hydraulic engineering, irrigation and drainage, agroecology, hydrology, water resources management, agricultural engineering, plant protection, as well as to promote the development of scientific knowledge and the introduction of innovative technologies for the rational use of water and land resources. The journal facilitates scientific communication between researchers and specialists in the water and agricultural sectors, promotes the integration of Ukrainian science into the international scientific community, and disseminates the latest scientific findings among scientists, teachers, graduate students, and practitioners. The journal intends to discuss urging issues of soil science, agricultural use and ecology of reclaimed areas, irrigation and drainage, soils’ monitoring, their conceptual breakthroughs, and applied developments that can be used for environmental protection, agricultural production and development of advanced technologies. Two issues of the journal per year publish original research articles, as well as reviews and other genres linked with the of journal’s profile. The journal welcomes original papers, especially the ones triggering scientific discussions or introducing new ideas, hypotheses and concepts. Main objectives of the journal 1. Publication of scientific research results in the following areas: - land reclamation; - water resources and water management; -

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