Comparison Study on Effect of Groundwater, Influent and Effluent of STP on Irrigation Land in Bhudihal Area, Davanagere Taluk

Groundwater is important for irrigation because it supplies essential for irrigation. The incoming flow of water to STP refers to influent and effluent. This study investigates the effect of groundwater (GW), effluent, and influent on soil properties and plant growth which focuses on fenugreek cultivation Results showed that most changes observed in soil irrigated with influent with increase of soil pH, electrical conductivity (EC), and nutrient levels N, P, K of 7.91, 1.01, 241, 41.89, 96.73.The Plant height measurement indicates the superior growth with influent and effluent irrigation compared to GW, with influent irrigation resulting in the highest plant growth.

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International Journal on Science and Technology
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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.71097/ijsat.v15.i4.1121
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Irrigation Practices and Water Management
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Comparison Study on Effect of Groundwater, Influent and Effluent of STP on Irrigation Land in Bhudihal Area, Davanagere Taluk

D P Nagarajappa -, Shwetha Gubbammanavar -, H N - Bhagyashree
International Journal on Science and Technology
Irrigation Practices and Water Management
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Comparison Study on Effect of Groundwater, Influent and Effluent of STP on Irrigation Land in Bhudihal Area, Davanagere Taluk

D P Nagarajappa -, Shwetha Gubbammanavar -, H N - Bhagyashree
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Abstract

Groundwater is important for irrigation because it supplies essential for irrigation. The incoming flow of water to STP refers to influent and effluent. This study investigates the effect of groundwater (GW), effluent, and influent on soil properties and plant growth which focuses on fenugreek cultivation Results showed that most changes observed in soil irrigated with influent with increase of soil pH, electrical conductivity (EC), and nutrient levels N, P, K of 7.91, 1.01, 241, 41.89, 96.73.The Plant height measurement indicates the superior growth with influent and effluent irrigation compared to GW, with influent irrigation resulting in the highest plant growth.

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