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What is water logging?
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Waterlogging is a condition where the soil becomes oversaturated with water, and the water table rises close to or above the root zone of crops. This happens when water cannot drain properly from the soil, often due to over-irrigation, especially from canals or tube wells.
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Chapter 13: Water Resources and Types of Irrigation - EXAMINATION CORNER [Page 265]
