The role of irrigation water management and improving agricultural soils in increasing crop productivity in light of the use of modern technologies

  • Mansour H
  • Gaballah M
  • Khalil S
  • et al.
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Abstract

The aim of this research to performance analysis of irrigation water management and how to improving the agricultural soils for increasing the crop productivity under the conditions of modern agricultural technology. In such manner, I suggest the accompanying: 1. refreshing the water system techniques and disposing of the old strategies that prompted the consumption of the underground stock. 2. Sanctioning of boring wells so that each ranch has one well. 3. Focusing on the dirt through preparation the quality of natural treatment and diminishing the alkalinity of the dirt. 4. Building projects for modern re-energize of groundwater through boring and channels (Recharge through Pits and Shafts). 5. Consistently training ranchers about soil care, upkeep and conservation from saltiness. 6. Development of sorts of yields adjusted to the saline grounds, in a joint effort with the Center for Biosaline Agriculture in the country. 7. Expanding the quantity of tests taken for examination to incorporate a bigger region.

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Mansour, H. A., Gaballah, M. S., Khalil, S. E., & Pibars, S. K. (2022). The role of irrigation water management and improving agricultural soils in increasing crop productivity in light of the use of modern technologies. International Journal of Health Sciences, 1517–1532. https://doi.org/10.53730/ijhs.v6ns2.5120

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