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The present study aimed to evaluate B status of grape (Vitis vinifera L.) received drip irrigation from blend water source (Neil Rever water mixed with agriculture drainage). Some plots in two farms representing sandy non-calcareous and calcareous soils were selected. Soil samples were collected at three intervals of 0 90 cm depth at the beginning of the season and analyzed for hot water extractable-B, organic matter (OM), soil salinity (ECe), and CaCO3 content. B was measured in the applied compost and monitored in irrigation water, petioles, and leaves of the growing grape.

Boron Status of Table Grape (Vitis Vinifera L.) Grown on Sandy and Calcareous Soils Received Irrigation from Blend Water