ECOLOGICAL SUSTAINABILITY OF AGROCENOSES WHEN IMPLEMENTING NO-TILL TECHNOLOGY
The nature of changes in the ecological stability of agrocenoses as a result of the transition to the minimum and zero methods of tillage has been determined. As a result of studies carried out for fifteen years on low-humus light gray forest and soddy-podzolic soil types, it was revealed that the introduction of no-till technology contributes to an increase in the number of earthworms and soil invertebrates. At the same time, there is a positive dynamics of changes in agrophysical, agrochemical indicators of fertility and biological activity of the soil. Improving the nutrient regime of the soil has a positive effect on crop yields.