Agricultural and Biological Sciences
4 years ago

Farmers can reduce nitrate pollution in water by adjusting furrow shape, slope, and fertigation timing.

Statistical analysis of bedslope, shape and fertigation timing to reduce nitrate loss in furrow fertigation.
Parivash Raeisiyanfard, Azad Heidari, S. H. Tabatabaei

Paper Summary

Improper use of chemicals in irrigation can pollute water. This study looked at how furrow shape, slope, and fertigation timing affect nitrate loss. Changing these factors can reduce nitrate loss and improve irrigation efficiency.

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