Leaching Under Irrigation
Leaching Under Irrigation is a hydrological process in which soluble nutrients are displaced from the root zone of the soil profile due to the downward movement of water applied through irrigated agricultural practices, distinguishing it from leaching driven by natural precipitation or other water sources.
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NITRATE LEACHING IN IRRIGATED CORN AND SOYBEAN IN A SEMI-ARID CLIMATE
N. L. Klocke, Darrell G. Watts, Joel P. Schneekloth et al. · Transactions of the ASAE · 1999 · 110 citations · Full text
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