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Irrigation Problems: Salinization, Alkalization & Waterlogging Explained
Negative Effects of Irrigation
- Salinization: Raised water table accumulates salts, damaging crops, reducing soil productivity.
- Alkalization: Soil becomes too alkaline for plant growth.
- Waterlogging: Excessive irrigation saturates soil, reducing root oxygen, stunting growth, lowering yields.
- Nutrient Leaching: Water washes away essential nutrients, reducing fertility.
- Erosion: Water washes away soil, damaging crops, reducing productivity.
- Increased Disease: Moisture favors fungal/bacterial growth.
- Pollution: Irrigation runoff carries fertilizers, pesticides into water bodies.
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