2003OakTrust (Texas A&M University Libraries)Open access

Irrigation Water Quality Standards and Salinity Management Strategies

Guy Fipps

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This publication contains guidelines for determining whether water is suitable for irrigation and explains how water is classified by the type and degree of salinity problems it poses. Methods of alleviating these problems include seed placement, leaching and other irrigation management techniques.

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This publication contains guidelines for determining whether water is suitable for irrigation and explains how water is classified by the type and degree of salinity problems it poses. Methods of alleviating these problems include seed placement, leaching and other irrigation management techniques.

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This publication contains guidelines for determining whether water is suitable for irrigation and explains how water is classified by the type and degree of salinity problems it poses. Methods of alleviating these problems include seed placement, leaching and other irrigation management techniques.

Key concepts: Irrigation management, Irrigation, Environmental science, Water resource management, Water quality, Quality (philosophy), Salinity, Business

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