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How to Measure Soil Moisture: Top 3 Methods

Measurement of soil moisture is necessary in several soil and hydrological investigations. Soil moisture measurements are needed for scheduling irrigations, in experimental studies on crop water requirements and evaluating surface irrigation systems. Soil moisture measurements are also needed in areas of less rainfall for evaluating different moisture conservation practices. There are many methods available for measuring soil moisture. Most of [...]

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Salt Affected Soils: Intro, Classification, Salt Balance and Reclamation | Soil Science

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Introduction to Salt Affected Soils 2. Classification of Salt Affected Soils 3. Salt Balance in Irrigated Lands 4. Reclamation of Salt Affected Soils 5. Acid Sulphate Soils. Introduction to Salt Affected Soils: High concentrations of certain salts when present in the soil cause soil and water management problems and ultimately affect crop [...]

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How to Control Soil Erosion at Hill Slopes? | Conservations | Soil Science

The upper reaches of a watershed usually consist of hilly areas. These areas have an undulating topography and are foci for soil erosion. In areas with steep slopes and subjected to soil erosion vegetation do not get established. Due to lack of vegetative cover soil erosion is accelerated transporting large quantities of silt into the streams below. The uncontrolled runoff [...]

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