Management of Soil Salinity of Shrigonda Taluka for Irrigated Land

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Autor principal: Madhuri Rahul Gulave
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contents <p class="MsoNormal"><span>Soil salinity is a key constraint on agricultural productivity in irrigated environments, especially semi-arid areas. Shrigonda taluka in Ahmednagar district, Maharashtra, is an important agricultural region where irrigation is frequently used for sugarcane, wheat, and horticulture crops. Continuous watering without sufficient drainage and soil management has resulted in the buildup of soluble salts in agricultural fields. Soil salinity lowers fertility, disrupts nutrient balance, and restricts crop productivity. Therefore, effective management of saline soils is crucial for sustained agriculture. This study report examines the origins, effects, and management solutions for soil salinity in Shrigonda taluka's irrigated areas. The study focuses on irrigation management, drainage improvement, soil amendments, and crop selection for salinity control</span><span>. </span><span>The use of integrated soil and water management strategies has the potential to greatly improve soil health and agricultural output in the region.</span></p>
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spellingShingle Management of Soil Salinity of Shrigonda Taluka for Irrigated Land
Madhuri Rahul Gulave
<p class="MsoNormal"><span>Soil salinity is a key constraint on agricultural productivity in irrigated environments, especially semi-arid areas. Shrigonda taluka in Ahmednagar district, Maharashtra, is an important agricultural region where irrigation is frequently used for sugarcane, wheat, and horticulture crops. Continuous watering without sufficient drainage and soil management has resulted in the buildup of soluble salts in agricultural fields. Soil salinity lowers fertility, disrupts nutrient balance, and restricts crop productivity. Therefore, effective management of saline soils is crucial for sustained agriculture. This study report examines the origins, effects, and management solutions for soil salinity in Shrigonda taluka's irrigated areas. The study focuses on irrigation management, drainage improvement, soil amendments, and crop selection for salinity control</span><span>. </span><span>The use of integrated soil and water management strategies has the potential to greatly improve soil health and agricultural output in the region.</span></p>
title Management of Soil Salinity of Shrigonda Taluka for Irrigated Land
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19842273