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Soil Moisture Characteristic Curves | Soil-Water Relationship | Soil Science

In this article we will discuss about the soil moisture characteristic curves. Soil moisture tension does indicate neither the moisture content of soil nor the amount of moisture that can be withdrawn for plant use at any particular tension. Knowledge of the amount of moisture a given soil holds at various tensions is necessary to know the amount of water [...]

By |2017-04-03T06:59:00+00:00April 3, 2017|Soil Mositure|Comments Off on Soil Moisture Characteristic Curves | Soil-Water Relationship | Soil Science

Saturated Vs. Unsaturated Flow of Water into the Soil | Soil Management

In this article we will discuss about the saturated versus unsaturated flow of water into the soil. Flow of soil water is due to driving force resulting from potential gradient. Darcy law is valid both for saturated and unsaturated flow in that the flow is proportional to potential gradient. When the soil is saturated, all the pores are filled and [...]

By |2017-04-03T06:58:03+00:00April 3, 2017|Soil Management|Comments Off on Saturated Vs. Unsaturated Flow of Water into the Soil | Soil Management

How to Measure Soil Moisture? | Soil-Water Relationship| Soil Science

The following article will guide you about how to measure soil moisture by obtaining direct and indirect methods. Soil moisture content is, normally, given as a dimensionless ratio of two masses or two volumes. When soil moisture content, given as dimensionless ratio, is multiplied by 100, the value becomes a percentage on mass or volume basis. Determination of soil moisture [...]

By |2017-03-31T09:08:50+00:00March 31, 2017|Soil Water|Comments Off on How to Measure Soil Moisture? | Soil-Water Relationship| Soil Science
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