Water irrigation management and land deployment / Abhishek Anand.

By:

Anand, Abhishek [author]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi (India) : Venus Books, 2023.Description: 290 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9789395431286 (hbk)

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

TC812 An1 2023

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Contents:

Irrigation -- Water Resources Management and Traditional Irrigation Systems -- Transformation Management of Irrigation System -- Irrigation Impacts on Surface Water Quality -- Irrigation and Waterlogging -- Land Alienation and Farmland Drainage Services -- Irrigation Services Management -- Irrigation Water Management, Land and Soil Management -- Surface Irrigation Methods.

Summary: "Irrigation water management is the act of timing and regulating irrigation water application in a way that will satisfy the water requirement of the crop without wasting water, energy, and plant nutrients or degrading the soil resource. This involves applying water according to crop needs in amounts that can be held in the soil and at rates consistent with the intake characteristics of the soil. Irrigation water management is the act of timing and regulating irrigation water applications in a way that will satisfy the water requirement of the crop without the waste of water, soil, plant nutrients, or energy. It means applying water according to crop needs in amounts that can be held in the soil available to crops and at rates consistent with the intake characteristics of the soil and the erosion hazard of the site. Water irrigation management involves the monitoring of water application for crops or yard. It usually will be used for more extensive properties that need a system to help manage the volume, rate, and timing of water application in order to match with water holding capacities and soil intake. In order to promote optimum crop yields, it's especially important to monitor soil moisture without runoff or deep percolation losses."--Back cover

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Irrigation -- Water Resources Management and Traditional Irrigation Systems -- Transformation Management of Irrigation System -- Irrigation Impacts on Surface Water Quality -- Irrigation and Waterlogging -- Land Alienation and Farmland Drainage Services -- Irrigation Services Management
-- Irrigation Water Management, Land and Soil Management -- Surface Irrigation Methods.

"Irrigation water management is the act of timing and regulating irrigation water application in a way that will satisfy the water requirement of the crop without wasting water, energy, and plant nutrients or degrading the soil resource. This involves applying water according to crop needs in amounts that can be held in the soil and at rates consistent with the intake characteristics of the soil. Irrigation water management is the act of timing and regulating irrigation water applications in a way that will satisfy the water requirement of the crop without the waste of water, soil, plant nutrients, or energy. It means applying water according to crop needs in amounts that can be held in the soil available to crops and at rates consistent with the intake characteristics of the soil and the erosion hazard of the site. Water irrigation management involves the monitoring of water application for crops or yard. It usually will be used for more extensive properties that need a system to help manage the volume, rate, and timing of water application in order to match with water holding capacities and soil intake. In order to promote optimum crop yields, it's especially important to monitor soil moisture without runoff or deep percolation losses."--Back cover

Fund 164 LINAR INTERNATIONAL BOOK RESOURCES, INC. Purchased 06/18/2023 81223 PNR PHP 3,984.00 2023-08-833A 2023-I-1330

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