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WATER QUALITY

  1. If the available water has a high salt content there is a risk of build-up of salinity in the soil.

  2. If the water is high in chemical or biological pollutants this will have a negative effect on crop quality.

  3. Chemical and biological analysis of the water source to assess these risks should be conducted by the contracting company.

Related information: Other factors in Irrigation management: water quantity: water application; drainage method; water charges; irrigation management.

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