Assessment of territorial differences in the efficiency of agricultural entrepreneurship in Kashkadarya region

Abstract

This article assesses territorial differences in the efficiency of agricultural entrepreneurship in Kashkadarya Region. The study examines the natural and economic potential of the districts, agricultural production volumes, the efficiency of land and water resource utilization, the performance of agricultural business entities, and the use of labor resources. Economic and statistical analysis, comparative analysis, grouping, and integral assessment methods were applied to identify differences between the districts. The findings demonstrate significant territorial disparities in the efficiency of agricultural entrepreneurship across Kashkadarya Region.