METHODS OF RAIN IRRIGATION OF WHEAT IN THE CONDITIONS OF SOILS PRONE TO SALINITY
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wheat (Triticum aestivum) is a crucial staple crop globally, and it holds particular significance in agricultural regions that experience ecological stress, such as salinity-prone soils. The cultivation of wheat in regions with salinity challenges requires innovative irrigation methods. Rain irrigation, which refers to methods that harness rainfall for plant growth, offers sustainable solutions for managing water resources and alleviating soil salinity. This article delves into various methods of rain irrigation specifically tailored for wheat, analyzing their effectiveness and adaptability in salinity-prone conditions.
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