Geography, asked by AliJebraan, 10 months ago

3. How harm from irrigation may
be overcome?

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Answered by XxitzArnavxX

Answer:

Drainage problems

The problem of over- and under-irrigation can be greatly overcome by scheduling water use. A high water table with salt accumulation results in a severe decrease of the productive capacity of the soil, and thus a reduced income from the crop production.

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