Soil water regime estimated from the soil water storage monitored in time

Soil water regime and water concervation efficiency in a non-irrigated semi-arid environment

Time Stability of Soil Water Content

Soil Water Regime in Space and Time in a Small Georgia Piedmont Catchment under Pasture

Soil water influences hydrological, biological, and biogeochemical processes that determine onand off-site response of landscapes under different agricultural uses. There are relatively little detailed spatial and temporal soil water measurements to validate current representations of spatial and temporal soil water variability. Soil water was measured over 3 yr at 12 sites to a 1.2-m depth in ...

Soil Air Water CLEAN

Soil and Water Salinity

Definitions and forms of salinity All natural waters contain soluble salts. The concentration of the salts determines whether the water is of high quality (drinkable or usable for irrigation without need for special precautions) or of low quality (brackish or saline). Water in the soil also contains soluble salts (sometimes called free or nonattached salts). The amount of salts in the root zone...