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THE ROLE AND PERSPECTIVE OF THE USE OF METAL NANOPARTICLES IN THE CULTIVATION OF AGRICULTURAL CROPS
Kateryna VYNARCHUK – Ph.D. Postgraduate Student, Department of Construction Materials Technology and Materials Science National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine (St. Heroyiv Oborony , 15, Kyiv, Ukraine, 03041, e-mail: vinarchuk-k@ukr.net, https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3964-5298).
The development of the nanoindustry over the past 15-20 years allows us to consider substances containing nanomaterials as an alternative to existing chemical means of control in the cultivation of agricultural crops, in particular as components of mineral nutrition and protection of field crops. Taking into account the relevance of this issue, in recent years, the use of colloidal forms of metals as elements of micronutrient plant nutrition has been made and substantiated by our own research. Nanotechnology provides sustainable solutions by replacing traditional fertilizers with nanoparticles. These nanoparticles have unique properties to overcome bioavailability issues and enhance mineral uptake, increase yields and reduce fertilizer losses, helping to protect the environment. Recent studies emphasize the effect of nanoparticles of basic and essential elements on plant growth, physiology and development, taking into account their size, composition, concentration and method of application. Key aspects of the research include evaluating the effectiveness of methods of their use and the impact of nanoparticles on the nutritional quality of agricultural crops.
It is noted that foliar fertilization with biogenic metals is important in providing plants with nutrients and enriching them with useful elements. Attention is also focused on the size of nanoparticles, as this factor determines their unique physicochemical properties and ability to penetrate plant cells, which can affect their physiological response and ability to absorb useful or toxic elements.
The review presents the findings regarding the positive and negative aspects of nanoparticles, their impact on agricultural development and environmental sustainability. At the same time, emphasis is placed on the need for further research for the development of nanofertilizers aimed at improving food production and preserving the environment.
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The All-Ukrainian scientific journal “Technology, energy, agriculture transport AIC” is an open-access scientific publication that publishes the results of original research, theoretical and applied developments, as well as scientific papers in the fields of engineering sciences, energy systems, and transport technologies of the agro-industrial complex.
The main objective of the scientific journal “Technology, energy, agriculture transport AIC” is to disseminate the results of modern scientific research and to promote the development of technical, energy, and transport solutions for the agro-industrial complex through the publication of scientific materials characterized by scientific novelty and practical significance in the field of design and modernization of machinery, equipment, and technologies.
The journal’s activities are focused on supporting the development of engineering science, stimulating the implementation of innovative approaches into industrial practice, as well as ensuring effective exchange of scientific achievements among researchers, educators, engineers, and other specialists in relevant fields.
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To achieve its defined objective, the journal ensures the implementation of the following key tasks:
· publication of the results of fundamental and applied research covering the fields of applied mechanics, mechanical engineering, materials science, energy systems, electrical engineering, electromechanics, and transport systems of the agro-industrial sector;
· promotion of the implementation of advanced technical and technological developments aimed at improving the efficiency of machinery, equipment, and production processes;
· creation of conditions for active scientific exchange among research institutions, higher education institutions, industrial enterprises, and other interested organizations;
· support for the development of interdisciplinary research and expansion of cooperation among specialists in various fields of science and technology;
· promotion of the improvement of the scientific and technical level of research related to the design, modernization, and operation of technical equipment used in agro-industrial production;
· dissemination of information on modern achievements in science and technology and the implementation of innovative technologies in the fields of technical support, energy, and transport;
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Technology, energy, agriculture transport AIC is a scholarly professional journal with a long-standing history and stable academic tradition, reflecting the evolution of engineering and technical sciences within the agro-industrial sector of Ukraine.
The journal was founded in 1997 under the title Bulletin of Vinnytsia State Agricultural Institute. According to the Resolution of the Presidium of the Higher Attestation Commission of Ukraine dated September 11, 1997, the publication obtained the status of a professional scientific journal, which enabled the publication of the main results of doctoral and candidate dissertations in technical sciences. From its inception, the journal positioned itself as an academic platform for addressing current issues of mechanization, electrification, and technical support of agricultural production. During 2001–2014, the journal was published under the title Proceedings of Vinnytsia National Agrarian University. Series: Technical Sciences (State Registration Certificate of Print Media KV No. 16644-5116 PR dated April 30, 2010). Throughout this period, a systematic approach to the selection and peer review of scientific manuscripts was established, the thematic scope of publications was expanded, and continuity of scientific directions as well as the development of sectoral engineering schools was ensured. Since 2015, the journal has been published under its current title, Technology, energy, agriculture transport AIC (State Registration Certificate No. 21906-11806 R dated March 12, 2016). The change of title reflected the expansion of the journal’s thematic coverage and its orientation toward interdisciplinary research in mechanical engineering, energy systems, electrical engineering, transport technologies, automation, and digital solutions for the agro-industrial complex.
