finding primary decomposition of an ideal and embedded primes

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Let $R = k[u, v, x, y]$ and $I = (ux, vy, uy + vx)$. What will be the primary decomposition of $I$?

My try:

The ideal $(u,v)$ and $(x,y)$ is the minimal prime ideal of $I$. And so the radical $\sqrt{I}=(u,v)\cap (x,y)$. So certainly they are minimal associated primes of $I$.

Now, what will be the other embedded primes? Also, what will be primary decomposition of $I$? Thanks in advance.