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Mar 10 2020 · The nitrate leaching of vadose zone lead to the increase of nitrate in groundwater at regions with both two landuses After the extreme precipitation the concentration of NO 3 − in groundwater at NV and FL of the study area Fig 1 increased from 165 to 673 mgL mean and 590 to 1217 mgL mean respectively unpublished data... As a leading global manufacturer of crushing equipment, milling equipment,dressing equipment,drying equipment and briquette equipment etc. we offer advanced, rational solutions for any size-reduction requirements, including quarry, aggregate, grinding production and complete plant plan.
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nitrates levels above the World Heath Organization safety limit of 50 mg l1 of nitrate NO3 This nitrate pollution was highest in the most intensive crops with nitrate levels 3 times the WHO safety limit 150 mg l1 in asparagus farms in Kanchanaburi Thailand Groundwater wells in vegetable farming areas in Benguet the ‘salad bowl’ of
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Jun 01 2020 · The nitrate leaching potential from cropland soils is integrally influenced by agricultural management practices such as fertilizer application rates and modes and irrigation regimes rainfall and soil profile properties eg soil texture and soil drainage Wang et al 2006 The North China Plain NCP is one of the three main grain
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Accumulated high nitrate in surface soil in a normal year and leaching after extreme precipitation lead to increased nitrate concentration in groundwater which poses a major threat in the future
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This nitrate pollution was highest in the most intensive crops with nitrate levels 3 times the WHO safety limit 150 mg l1 in asparagus farms in Kanchanaburi Thailand Groundwater wells in
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Nitrate Leaching Nitrate leaching is a naturally occurring process it occurs when nitrate leaves the soil in drainage water Nitrate is soluble and mobile It is no problem when it is within the rootzone but once it gets into the ground water and other fresh water bodies it is an environmental pollutant
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Jan 07 2020 · The leaching of nitrate to groundwater and the increasing occurrence of groundwater with excessive nitrate levels for human consumption is a major concern in Nebraska The amount of leached NO3 depends on soil NO3 concentration at different soil depth layers and the quantity of water movement downward through these soil layers to beyond the root zone
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Aug 19 2011 · The use of chemical fertilizers in Thailand increased exponentially by more than 100fold from 1961 to 2004 Intensification of agricultural production causes several potential risks to water supplies especially nitratenitrogen NO 3 −N pollution Nitrate is considered a potential pollutant because its excess application can move into streams by runoff and into groundwater by leaching
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Nitrate leaching can have a direct impact on water quality Nitrate is very mobile and easily leaches with water Heavy rains can cause nitrates to leach downward in the soil below the root zone Whether nitrates continue to leach downward and into groundwater depends on underlying soil andor bedrock conditions as well as depth to groundwater
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The New York Nitrate Leaching Index LI is an indicator of the potential for nitrate to reach groundwater Nitrate because it is water soluble moves downward as water percolates through the soil The extent of percolation depends on soil depth to a restrictive layer drainage characteristics and precipitation amount and distribution over the
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