soil salination
TOPIC: SALINATION: THE EFFECT IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT
A. INTRODUCTION
(a.) Brief background
B. BODY OF DISCUSSION
(a.) Definition of Salination
(b.) The formation of Salination
(c.) Effect of Salination
(d.) Areas covered by Salnation
(e.) Agencies responsible for it.
C. CONCLUSION
(a.) Process of Desalination of Soil
(b.) Solution us in prevention of Salination or minimizing Salination
(c.) Soil Salinity Control
TOPIC: SALINATION: THE EFFECT IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT For how many decades, years, and days our country struggle lots of hateful problems.
We can interfere and initialized to ourselves that we must become stronger enough to face the tragic that life brings to us. Problems such poverty, corruption, crime and calamities issues that always trend to our society. But did you ever know that there are problems that we must consider as it causes lots of departure. Did you heard the thing Salination a simple term but has a big meaning Salination a process in which the soil become salty. Salty (saline) soils are soils that have a high salt content. The predominant salt is normally sodium chloride (NaCl, "table salt"). Saline soils are therefore also sodic soils but there may be sodic soils that are not saline, but alkaline.
Salty soils are a common feature and an environmental problem in irrigated lands inarid and semi-arid regions. They have poor or little crop production. The problems are often associated with high water tables, caused by a lack of natural subsurface drainage to the underground. Poor subsurface drainage may be caused by insufficient transport capacity of the aquifer or because water cannot exit the aquifer. For instance, if the aquifer is situated in a topographical depression.
Worldwide, the major factor in the development of saline soil is a lack of precipitation. Most naturally saline soils are found in (semi)arid regions and climates of
A. INTRODUCTION
(a.) Brief background
B. BODY OF DISCUSSION
(a.) Definition of Salination
(b.) The formation of Salination
(c.) Effect of Salination
(d.) Areas covered by Salnation
(e.) Agencies responsible for it.
C. CONCLUSION
(a.) Process of Desalination of Soil
(b.) Solution us in prevention of Salination or minimizing Salination
(c.) Soil Salinity Control
TOPIC: SALINATION: THE EFFECT IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT For how many decades, years, and days our country struggle lots of hateful problems.
We can interfere and initialized to ourselves that we must become stronger enough to face the tragic that life brings to us. Problems such poverty, corruption, crime and calamities issues that always trend to our society. But did you ever know that there are problems that we must consider as it causes lots of departure. Did you heard the thing Salination a simple term but has a big meaning Salination a process in which the soil become salty. Salty (saline) soils are soils that have a high salt content. The predominant salt is normally sodium chloride (NaCl, "table salt"). Saline soils are therefore also sodic soils but there may be sodic soils that are not saline, but alkaline.
Salty soils are a common feature and an environmental problem in irrigated lands inarid and semi-arid regions. They have poor or little crop production. The problems are often associated with high water tables, caused by a lack of natural subsurface drainage to the underground. Poor subsurface drainage may be caused by insufficient transport capacity of the aquifer or because water cannot exit the aquifer. For instance, if the aquifer is situated in a topographical depression.
Worldwide, the major factor in the development of saline soil is a lack of precipitation. Most naturally saline soils are found in (semi)arid regions and climates of