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Delhi 12 November 2010-Östen Ekengren
Water and agriculture
Irrigated Agriculture "Water saving options in irrigation , looking for efficient techniques, irrigation management and adopted cropping practices"
WSSTP-publication sept 2010.
www.wsstp.eu
Delhi 12 November 2010-Östen Ekengren
Priority
Irrigation; technology and irrigation management, improved cropping practices
Water reuse;linking technologies and legal framework,(full water pricing) determination of required water quality for different agriculturalpurposes, fostering the reuse of urban effluents in water scarce regions.
Delhi 12 November 2010-Östen Ekengren
Priority
Nutrients and pesticide management; measures to reduce inputs and to address leakage and run-offthrough hydromorphology or agricultural practices, while tapping the potential of nutrients resource from urban water schemes such as biosolids
Delhi 12 November 2010-Östen Ekengren
Ditch dams and ditch filters – can theyreduce the eutrophication problem?
Sam Ekstrand
Foto: Sam Ekstrand
Stockholm 2 September 2010- Ditch filters
Ditch dams and ditch filters
Stockholm 2 September 2010- Ditch filters
Lime cassette
Delhi 12 November 2010-Östen Ekengren
Filter wells:
Installation and function
Delhi 12 November 2010-Östen Ekengren
The potential of ditch dams and lime cassettes
Potentially 80-100% reduction of dissolved Phosphorus (mainlyPhosphates), which is the main part of the bio-available fraction.
10-30 % reduction of particulate Phosphorus
The sediment of the dam can be removed and re-used
The used filter material can potentially be spread on the fields.
Requires no additional land area.
Applicable for a large part of the arable land in the Baltic Sea States.
Simple and cheap mitigative action
Delhi 12 November 2010-Östen Ekengren
Delhi 12 November 2010-Östen Ekengren
Thank you for your attention!