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Publikováno v:
Soil Science Society of America Journal. 61:1627-1633
The EM-38 electromagnetic induction sensor of Geonics Ltd. (Canada) is a most useful instrument for rapid field identification and mapping of soil salinity. Interpretation of instrument measurements in terms of meaningful parameters of soil salinity
Publikováno v:
Hydrogeology Journal. 5:98-108
The water-distribution system of the Breede River Irrigation Scheme, South Africa, consists of the river itself, a series of canals, and various pumping schemes. However, the river not only conveys water to the various farms, but it also acts a a hug
Publikováno v:
South African Journal of Plant and Soil. 13:110-114
A commercially available salinity sensor (model EM-38 of Geonics Ltd., Canada) has been developed for diagnosing and quantifying soil salinity in the field. There is a need, however, to calibrate the instrument reading against a more commonly used me
Autor:
P. A. Myburgh, J. H. Moolman
Publikováno v:
South African Journal of Plant and Soil. 10:17-21
Waterlogged conditions in hydromorphic soils during spring cause low temperatures which may restrict grapevine performance. Ridging is a soil preparation method that can improve internal drainage in the root zone. Temperature measurements showed that
Autor:
P. A. Myburgh, J. H. Moolman
Publikováno v:
South African Journal of Plant and Soil. 8:189-193
Waterlogged soil conditions during early spring can result in poor grapevine performance. In this study the effect of ridging as a method of soil preparation on the depth to the water table, soil air composition and vine reaction, as indicated by lea
Autor:
P. A. Myburgh, J. H. Moolman
Publikováno v:
South African Journal of Plant and Soil. 8:184-188
In a field trial conducted in a vineyard on a low-lying hydromorphic soil, it was established that ridging increased the depth from the soil surface to the water table. Ridging did not lower the level of the water table, but increased the soil depth
Autor:
K. D. Fuller, J. H. Moolman
Publikováno v:
South African Journal of Plant and Soil. 6:64-69
Hydraulic properties of three soils from the western Cape and two from the eastern Cape were studied. Water content (θ) data, obtained during drainage of field plots were used to estimate soil hydraulic conductivity [K(θ)] using five methods based
Autor:
J. H. Moolman
Publikováno v:
South African Journal of Plant and Soil. 2:72-78
The variability of the soluble salt content and the textural composition of the soil were investigated in a 28-ha sub-catchment of the Ecca River, a tributary of the Great Fish River. The frequency distribution of the soluble salts in the 0–300 mm
Autor:
J. H. Moolman
Publikováno v:
South African Journal of Plant and Soil. 5:173-181
The variability of soil sorptivity within a semi-arid catchment was investigated on a macro- (28 ha) and microscale (16 m2). In the macroscale study, sorptivity was measured at 176 sites using a falling hydraulic head technique. The mean sorptivity o
Autor:
J. H. Moolman, D. J. Beukes
Publikováno v:
Irrigation Science. 2:33-47
The unsaturated flow and unsaturated chemistry submodels of a conceptual computer simulation model, developed at the United States Bureau of Reclamation to predict water and salt behaviour in soils, were tested under field conditions. The comparison