Measuring and Conserving Irrigation Water
…rate, measured in inches per hour or inches per irrigation. Not covered in this publication are some equally basic skills essential to irrigation management. All irrigators should know general irrigation…
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…rate, measured in inches per hour or inches per irrigation. Not covered in this publication are some equally basic skills essential to irrigation management. All irrigators should know general irrigation…
…University of Nebraska Institute of Agricultural Irrigation Dozens of publications on irrigation management and hardware. Wateright Center for Irrigation Technology at California State University, Fresno. A “multi-function, educational resource for…
By Mike Morris, NCAT Agriculture Specialist Background Low-pressure drip and microsprinkler irrigation systems (collectively called “microirrigation”) can be highly efficient in their use of water and energy but require intensive…
…repair irrigation equipment. (U.S. Department of Agriculture, 2003) Most irrigation systems are not as efficient as they should be. A Kansas study found that, on average, irrigation systems use about…
…Microirrigation Pocket Guide, Measuring and Conserving Irrigation Water, and Maintaining Irrigation Pumps, Motors, and Engines. Overwatering can: Drown crop root systems, depleting air and encouraging disease Leach nutrients—especially nitrogen—below the…
…of processing tomato acreage was under drip irrigation. Generally, drip irrigation enhances yield and promotes efficient irrigation methods even in situations with challenging slopes and soil properties. In California, drip…
…2.5 67,885 4 108,616 3 81,462 (Source: Based on Hudson, 1994) Why You Can’t Manage What You Can’t Measure: Why soil moisture monitoring and irrigation distribution is important Measuring irrigation…
…the potential impacts that irrigation water will have on plants, as well as its potential to deposit excess salts. Table 4. Measurements of Salinity for Irrigation Water Source: Adapted from…
…for an irrigation system can vary widely. As mentioned in the Irrigation section, an excellent start to understanding drip irrigation systems, including costs, can be found in the University of…
…to 48 inches (Doneen and MacGillivray, 1943). Chinese cabbage and pak choi have shallow root systems that respond well to light, frequent irrigations (Larkcom, 1991). Essentially, the art of irrigation…