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5.3. Remedial Measures
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- 1.
What is water logging?
Hint
Think about why excess water can be bad for crops.
- 2.
Name one cause of water logging.
Hint
Consider how water is applied in irrigation systems.
- 3.
What is the primary cause of water logging?
- Too much irrigation
- Poor soil quality
- Crop diseases
Hint
What happens when too much water is applied?
- 4.
True or False: Canal lining has no effect on reducing water logging.
- True
- False
Hint
Does lining canals have benefits?
- 5.
Evaluate a scenario where a region has been experiencing consistent water logging. Propose a comprehensive plan that includes both immediate and long-term solutions.
Hint
Consider both infrastructural and management aspects.
- 6.
A farmer sees his crops wilting despite regular irrigation. Investigate potential causes and recommend appropriate remedial measures.
Hint
Think about water's interaction with crops and their environment.
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