Abstract
The article studied the irrigation regime of winter wheat under conditions of soils with different salinity levels. In the experiments, the pre-irrigation soil moisture was maintained at 70–70–70%, 75–75–75%, and 80–80–80% relative to LFMC, and irrigation rates, number of irrigations, and seasonal water consumption were determined. The research results showed that with an increase in soil salinity level and pre-irrigation soil moisture, the seasonal irrigation rate and the number of irrigations also increased. The highest water consumption was observed in the 80–80–80% LFMC treatment.