Irrigation management for groundwater quality protection
Abstract
Deep percolation flow below agricultural and can transport nitrate and pesticide residues to underlying groundwater. Irrigated agriculture in dry climates can also contaminate groundwater with salt from irrigation water and with trace elements such as selenium leached from the vadose zone. Groundwater contamination by agricultural chemicals can be minimized by using best management practices (BMPs) for crop production (including low-input...
Paper Details
Title
Irrigation management for groundwater quality protection
Published Date
Nov 1, 1990
Volume
4
Issue
4
Pages
375 - 383
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