Practice mode Water Management

What is the practice of mixing saline water with fresh water in a set ratio for irrigation called?

Correct answer A. Amalgamation

Explanation

Blending saline and fresh water, termed amalgamation in this syllabus, lowers the salt concentration of the mix to a level crops can tolerate.

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