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    The document summarizes the causes and treatment of waterlogging in crops. It states that: Waterlogging occurs as water from rainfall gets trapped in the fields and rises up through the soil. This excess water negatively impacts crop growth over time. National Water Management Authority identifies improper irrigation as the main cause. To treat affected crops, farmers should drain excess water from the fields by digging shallow channels. Alternatively, they can add 200 grams of bleaching powder to each liter of water and pour it on the crops. Prevention methods include applying ash on bunds every few days, using weed-free irrigation water, providing proper drainage, and ensuring alternative wetland crops are grown in rotation.

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    Cu DVJV Ivmt Av VŠZ GVQ Iæb RVZXQ GVQ, Wks GV I I CV VM Iv Mi J Y

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    Ahmed Rashid
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    The document summarizes the causes and treatment of waterlogging in crops. It states that: Waterlogging occurs as water from rainfall gets trapped in the fields and rises up through the soil. This excess water negatively impacts crop growth over time. National Water Management Authority identifies improper irrigation as the main cause. To treat affected crops, farmers should drain excess water from the fields by digging shallow channels. Alternatively, they can add 200 grams of bleaching powder to each liter of water and pour it on the crops. Prevention methods include applying ash on bunds every few days, using weed-free irrigation water, providing proper drainage, and ensuring alternative wetland crops are grown in rotation.

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    The document summarizes the causes and treatment of waterlogging in crops. It states that: Waterlogging occurs as water from rainfall gets trapped in the fields and rises up through the soil. This excess water negatively impacts crop growth over time. National Water Management Authority identifies improper irrigation as the main cause. To treat affected crops, farmers should drain excess water from the fields by digging shallow channels. Alternatively, they can add 200 grams of bleaching powder to each liter of water and pour it on the crops. Prevention methods include applying ash on bunds every few days, using weed-free irrigation water, providing proper drainage, and ensuring alternative wetland crops are grown in rotation.

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    Cu DVJV Ivmt Av VŠZ GVQ Iæb RVZXQ GVQ, Wks GV I I CV VM Iv Mi J Y

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    Ahmed Rashid
    The document summarizes the causes and treatment of waterlogging in crops. It states that: Waterlogging occurs as water from rainfall gets trapped in the fields and rises up through the soil. This excess water negatively impacts crop growth over time. National Water Management Authority identifies improper irrigation as the main cause. To treat affected crops, farmers should drain excess water from the fields by digging shallow channels. Alternatively, they can add 200 grams of bleaching powder to each liter of water and pour it on the crops. Prevention methods include applying ash on bunds every few days, using weed-free irrigation water, providing proper drainage, and ensuring alternative wetland crops are grown in rotation.

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