THE EFFECTIVENESS OF APPLYING NEW MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN CARRYING OUT LEACHING WORK ON IRRIGATED LAND

Soil salinization on irrigated lands significantly reduces agricultural productivity and sustainability. Leaching is a widely used method to mitigate this problem, but traditional techniques often lack efficiency and precision. This article examines the effectiveness of applying new modern technologies—such as sensor-based irrigation, remote sensing, and GIS mapping—in improving leaching practices. These technologies enable real-time monitoring, targeted water application, and reduced environmental impact. Field studies demonstrate improved soil salinity reduction, water conservation, and crop yield increases when such innovations are implemented. Although challenges such as high costs and technical requirements exist, the overall benefits strongly support broader adoption of modern leaching technologies.