Study of Soil properties and problems in wadi Al-Ain valley in Dafnas hills northeastern of Libya
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| author | بالحسن, د. عادل ابريك محـــــمد احميدة, د . فتح الله خطاب عبدالعاطي, أ. عبدالعاطي صالح حماد, أ. موسي عبد الرواف بالحسن, أ.محمد أبريك محمد |
| author_facet | بالحسن, د. عادل ابريك محـــــمد احميدة, د . فتح الله خطاب عبدالعاطي, أ. عبدالعاطي صالح حماد, أ. موسي عبد الرواف بالحسن, أ.محمد أبريك محمد |
| contents | <pre><span>The study explored the types and properties of soil in Wadi Al-Ain area, which is located about 100 km east of Tobruk, where the researchers carried out several field studies to identify the geographical nature of the valley. It was maintained that the soil of the valley requires many studies related to soil, as the valley area is a point where sediments gather due to the torrential waters sloping on both sides of the valley.</span></pre> <pre><span>To determine the suitability of the soil for cultivation, the research team collected 9 samples,<span> </span>15 tests were conducted for each sample,<span> </span>resulting in 135 tests total to determine its chemical and mechanical properties. As a result of the tests that were conducted at the Boshra Center for Medical and Chemical Analysis in Tobruk, it was maintained that the soil of the area has high salinity in the samples that depend on immersion irrigation, and the proportion of organic matter inside is appropriate; besides, most of them are suitable for agriculture, especially seasonal crops, which is the study’s main area of concern. </span></pre> <pre><span>Finally, the study reached many important results and recommendations which will benefit researchers in this field.</span></pre> |
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| spellingShingle | Study of Soil properties and problems in wadi Al-Ain valley in Dafnas hills northeastern of Libya بالحسن, د. عادل ابريك محـــــمد احميدة, د . فتح الله خطاب عبدالعاطي, أ. عبدالعاطي صالح حماد, أ. موسي عبد الرواف بالحسن, أ.محمد أبريك محمد Wadi AL-Aeayn – chemical – mechanical – Samples – erosion – cliff- organic – Deterioration– Seasonal – agricultural – properties – lost – salts - irrigated. <pre><span>The study explored the types and properties of soil in Wadi Al-Ain area, which is located about 100 km east of Tobruk, where the researchers carried out several field studies to identify the geographical nature of the valley. It was maintained that the soil of the valley requires many studies related to soil, as the valley area is a point where sediments gather due to the torrential waters sloping on both sides of the valley.</span></pre> <pre><span>To determine the suitability of the soil for cultivation, the research team collected 9 samples,<span> </span>15 tests were conducted for each sample,<span> </span>resulting in 135 tests total to determine its chemical and mechanical properties. As a result of the tests that were conducted at the Boshra Center for Medical and Chemical Analysis in Tobruk, it was maintained that the soil of the area has high salinity in the samples that depend on immersion irrigation, and the proportion of organic matter inside is appropriate; besides, most of them are suitable for agriculture, especially seasonal crops, which is the study’s main area of concern. </span></pre> <pre><span>Finally, the study reached many important results and recommendations which will benefit researchers in this field.</span></pre> |
| title | Study of Soil properties and problems in wadi Al-Ain valley in Dafnas hills northeastern of Libya |
| topic | Wadi AL-Aeayn – chemical – mechanical – Samples – erosion – cliff- organic – Deterioration– Seasonal – agricultural – properties – lost – salts - irrigated. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19220771 |