International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development

author(s)
Venketesa Palanichamy N and Kalpana M

abstract
Water is an essential resource for both civilization and the planet, as it is present in every surface. Insufficient water can result in famines and droughts; excessive water can cause flooding; and water that is judiciously distributed across fields promotes food production. Water usage in agriculture has thus been an integral component of the process from its inception. Assumedly, for the economy as a whole to expand in a sustainable manner, both industrial and agricultural water requirements must be satisfied, according to the study. Due to this, it is critical to find alternatives to water used in the dying and cleaning industries as soon as possible in order to alleviate the contamination caused by industrial refuse and the district of Tiruppur's excessive water demands. In order to reduce the quantity of chemicals in the waste water and the expenditure on water replacements and "soft flow" coloring apparatus, the study recommends that the cleansing and dyeing company allocate more funds towards such investments.