Mark L. McFarland, Robert G. Lemon, Charles Stichler
Abstract
Irrigation water quality is determined by the total amounts of salts and the types of salts the water contains. In this publication you'll learn why well water can be salty, what problems salty water can cause, what tests should be done on irrigation water and how to manage salinity.
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Irrigation water quality is determined by the total amounts of salts and the types of salts the water contains. In this publication you'll learn why well water can be salty, what problems salty water can cause, what tests should be done on irrigation water and how to manage salinity.
Key concepts: Irrigation, Environmental science, Quality (philosophy), Water quality, Water resource management, Agronomy, Biology, Ecology