The book "Minimum processing of black soils and reproduction of their fertility" by the authors of N. K. Shikula and G. In. Nazarenko is an important work that aims to solve one of the most pressing problems of modern agriculture - the preservation and restoration of the fertility of black soils. This work will be an indispensable tool for both professionals in the agricultural sector and amateur gardeners seeking to improve the quality of their lands. The book discusses the basic principles of minimal tillage, which allow not only to preserve, but also to increase its fertility. The authors share their experience and knowledge based on years of research and practical experiments. They emphasize that chernozems, being one of the most fertile soil types, require a special approach in processing and care. In the context of modern agriculture, where the intensive use of chemical fertilizers and aggressive processing methods can lead to soil degradation, minimal processing becomes a real salvation. The book will be interesting to a wide audience .. It is suitable for both professional agronomists and farmers who want to improve the efficiency of their farms. It will also be useful for students of agronomic specialties and anyone interested in sustainable development of agriculture and ecological methods of farming. Readers who seek harmony with nature and want to understand how to effectively use resources without harming the environment will find many useful tips and recommendations in this book. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues: from the theoretical foundations of agronomy to practical recommendations for the introduction of minimal processing. The authors emphasize the importance of preserving biological diversity in the soil, the role of organic substances and the need for innovative technologies. They also discuss the impact of climate change on the condition of chernozems and propose strategies that will help to adapt to new conditions. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time they are able to present the material in an accessible and fascinating way, which makes the book interesting to read. N. K. Shikula and G. In. Nazarenko are well-known experts in the field of agronomy, and their previous work has already established itself as an authoritative source of information. Their research and publications often become the basis for further discussions and developments in the field of agriculture. The book "Minimum processing of black soils and reproduction of their fertility" is not just a textbook, but a real guide for those who want to understand how to effectively and responsibly conduct agriculture, while preserving nature. Readers interested in the topics of sustainable agriculture, ecology and environmental protection will find in this book many ideas and inspirations for their work. If you are looking for literature that will help you understand the intricacies of agronomy and teach you how to preserve the fertility of your lands, this book will be a real find for you. Do not miss the opportunity to learn about modern approaches to the minimal processing of black soils and apply the knowledge gained in practice.