2020
DOI: 10.26855/ijfsa.2020.03.005
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Irrigation of Saline Lands With Activated Collector-Drainage Water Activated In The Magnetic Field

Abstract: The issues related the results of investigations on irrigation of saline lands with collector-drainage water activated in the magnetic field, salinization at the depth of one meter till and after washing soil with sweet water, ion content of toxic salt, dynamics of mineralization degree of ground and drainage water in test and control variants are being analyzed in the article. It is determined that, collector-drainage water activated in the magnetic field, could be used for removing toxic salt in the lands wi… Show more

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“…When used in a variety of economic activities, the soil often loses its natural fertility or even completely collapses. In areas of intensive agriculture and areas of high concentration of industrial production, the anthropogenic load on soils has become not only commensurate with the intensity of the soil-forming process but also significantly exceeds it [11]- [13]. The creation of farms, served as a general violation of all agrotechnical practices, non-compliance with irrigation standards, and widespread chemicalization of soils, which in turn gave impetus to the spread of irrigation erosion, raising the level of groundwater, exposing lands to secondary salinization and, in places, waterlogging.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When used in a variety of economic activities, the soil often loses its natural fertility or even completely collapses. In areas of intensive agriculture and areas of high concentration of industrial production, the anthropogenic load on soils has become not only commensurate with the intensity of the soil-forming process but also significantly exceeds it [11]- [13]. The creation of farms, served as a general violation of all agrotechnical practices, non-compliance with irrigation standards, and widespread chemicalization of soils, which in turn gave impetus to the spread of irrigation erosion, raising the level of groundwater, exposing lands to secondary salinization and, in places, waterlogging.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%