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A New Technique for the Management of Fertilizers and Water-Fertigation

Yang Xiao-e

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Fertigation is a process for providing nutrients to plants through irrigation system, which is based on microirrigation systems. In general, a typical microirrigation system consists of water source, leader key position,transporting water pipes,irrigating section and control section. The fertilizers used for fertigation should be completely soluble or be liquid. Fertigation can increase water and nutrient use efficiency by lowering water and nutrient losses.

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Fertigation is a process for providing nutrients to plants through irrigation system, which is based on microirrigation systems. In general, a typical microirrigation system consists of water source, leader key position,transporting water pipes,irrigating section and control section. The fertilizers used for fertigation should be completely soluble or be liquid. Fertigation can increase water and nutrient use efficiency by lowering water and nutrient losses.

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Fertigation is a process for providing nutrients to plants through irrigation system, which is based on microirrigation systems. In general, a typical microirrigation system consists of water source, leader key position,transporting water pipes,irrigating section and control section. The fertilizers used for fertigation should be completely soluble or be liquid. Fertigation can increase water and nutrient use efficiency by lowering water and nutrient losses.

Key concepts: Fertigation, Low-flow irrigation systems, Environmental science, Irrigation, Nutrient, Drip irrigation, Agronomy, Chemistry

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