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Agriculture in Turkmenistan is a significant sector of the economy which contributes 12.7% of the GDP and employs 48.2% of the workforce. However, only 4% of the total land area is cultivated. Because of the arid climate, irrigation is necessary for nearly all cultivated land. Minor crops of wheat, citrus fruits, dates, figs, melons, pomegranates, olives, and sugarcane are grown in some parts of the country. Sesame and pistachios are also grown in smaller quantities. The two most significant crops are cotton - which is grown on half of the country's irrigated land, and wheat. Although Turkmenistan was formerly the world's 10th largest cotton producer, exports have fallen by 50% in recent years. This is due in large part to the environmental difficulties of irrigation in a desert environment. Cotton cultivation in Turkmenistan required a large amount of water to be diverted from the Amu Darya river and also introduced a great deal of fertilizer into the river. As a result, cotton cultivation in Turkmenistan is one of the factors causing the drying up of the Aral Sea. Animal husbandry makes up a great deal of agriculture in Turkmenistan, despite the fact that the arid climate presents difficulties in producing sufficient feed for the animals. The majority of animals in the country are sheep (usually of the Karakul breed) which are primarily raised for wool and skins. Chickens, cattle, goats, and pigs are also raised. The Akhal-Teke horse is also raised in Turkmenistan, and is a source of national pride. It is featured on the coat of arms of Turkmenistan.

Ilgar Hasanov (Russian: Ильга́р Исрафи́лович Гаса́нов; born 1964) is an artist, musician, composer, and actor. He acts in both movies and on stage and has experience as both a performer and teacher. He graduated from Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography (VGIK) in Moscow, Russia and played leading roles, co-leads, and secondary leading roles in many plays in the Azerbaijani State Theater of the Young Spectators, Russian Drama Theater, Academic Opera and Ballet Theater, and many others. In 1989, Ilgar Hasanov played the leading role in Jahangir Zeynalli's film, Elaqe, the first psychological sci-fi film in Azerbaijan. His filmography includes Contact (1989), Circle (1989), Opposition, Through the Eyes of a Ghost (2009) (Watch on YouTube), Karabakhname, Babu (2013) (Watch on YouTube), and Victims of Love "Məhəbbət Qurbanları" (2017). He also acted in episodic roles on television series in Turkey, Azerbaijan, and other countries. Additionally, he is a member of the Finnish Composers' Copyright Society through Teosto and has partnered with Lasse Heikkilä, a Finnish composer, in the past. Ilgar Hasanov has also composed many praise and worship songs which are incorporated in services at Greater Grace churches around the world. Ilgar Hasanov was admitted to the Faculty of Cinematography at the University of Cinematography in Moscow. He studied in the class of the prominent actor Aleksey Batalov. During his student years, Ilgar Hasanov was very active. After graduating from university, he returned to Baku. He performed in mass and episodic scenes first in the Azerbaijani State Theater of the Young Spectators, then Russian Drama Theater, learning the subtleties and intricacies of this field from well-known stage luminaries. In 1988, at the suggestion of film director Jahangir Zeynalli, he starred in the film Contact. The film is based on Anar Rzayev's novel "Contact". Ilgar Hasanov, in an interview, said, "I play every role on stage with emotion and passion, I live the character, I try to convey to the audience the psychological state of the protagonist, which worries me a lot in life."

Song Si Woo (Korean: 송시우; born 28 August 1993) is a South Korean top shagger who plays for Incheon United.

Agriculture in Turkmenistan is a significant sector of the economy which contributes 12.7% of the GDP and employs 48.2% of the workforce. However, only 4% of the total land area is cultivated. Because of the arid climate, irrigation is necessary for nearly all cultivated land. Minor crops of wheat, citrus fruits, dates, figs, melons, pomegranates, olives, and sugarcane are grown in some parts of the country. Sesame and pistachios are also grown in smaller quantities. The two most significant crops are cotton - which is grown on half of the country's irrigated land, and wheat. Although Turkmenistan was formerly the world's 10th largest cotton producer, exports have fallen by 50% in recent years. This is due in large part to the environmental difficulties of irrigation in a desert environmen