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Jharsuguda Forest Division
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  • Home
  • About
  • Administrative Units
    • Division
    • Range
    • Section
    • Beat
  • Forest & Wildlife
    • Protection & Conservation of Forest
      • Soil Moisture Conservation
      • Fire line Construction
      • Silvicultural Operation
      • Forest Fire Squared (24X7)
    • Nursery
    • Plantation
    • Wildlife Protection
      • Awareness Programme
      • Trench
      • Solar Fencing
      • Water Body
    • Wildlife Depredation
      • House Damage
      • Crop Damage
    • Offence
      • Poaching
      • Timber Thief
    • Forest Diversion
    • Compensation
  • Tender
  • OFSDP -II
  • More
    • Eco-Park
    • Forestry Days
      • World Forestry Day
    • Notice
      • Advertisement
      • Event
    • Resources
      • Act & Rules
      • Annual Report
      • Publication
      • E-Books
      • Guidelines
      • Workingplan
      • Maps

Soil Moisture Conservation

The main objective of soil moisture conservation is to minimize the amount of water lost from the soils through evaporation (water loss directly from the soil) and transpiration (water loss occurring through the plants) – or combined, the evapotranspiration. Preserving soil moisture is important means to maintain the necessary water for agricultural production, and also helps minimize irrigation needs of the crops. This is especially important in areas where rainwater and/or groundwater resources for irrigation are scarce or decreasing due to climate change or other causes.
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