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Hindi Journal of Soil Science & Plant Health
Haishun Yang Author
Subjects of specialization
Affiliation
soil sciences
Department of Soil protection refers to preventing erosion
Biography
Haishun Yang, Department of Soil protection refers to preventing erosion of the soil's surface layer, as well as decreased fertility due to overuse, acidification, salinization, or other chemical soil pollution. Farmers may use soil management practises to avoid soil erosion and increase organic matter levels. Crop rotation, reduced tillage, mulching, cover cropping,
Publications
Short Communication Open Access
Irrigating with Salty Water Causes Salinity in the Soil
Author(s): Haishun Yang
By adding salts to irrigation water, humans can increase the salinity of soils. By providing appropriate drainage water to remove extra salts from the soil, proper irrigation management helps avoid salt accumulation. Salt accumulations can be caused by disrupting drainage systems that facilitate leaching. The rise in saline groundwater and the accumulation of salt in irrigation water is known as irrigation salinity. Large amounts of irrigation water are used, which raises groundwater levels and mobilises salt locally. When the water utilised to irrigate comes from saline sources, the salinity of the irrigation is exacerbated.
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