Forage irrigation scheduling is affected by soil-water-plant relationships and harvest operations. Irrigation timing and amount depends on soil water holding capacity, weather, and crop growth processes. Evapotranspiration is affected by weather conditions and crop growth stage. However, an irrigation scheduling thus determined should be modified to accommodate harvest schedules to enhance curing of hay and to reduce soil compaction. This paper includes a discussion of crop coefficients and a list of available web based irrigation scheduling resources
CER70-71DFH53.National Irrigation Symposium papers presented on November 10-13, 1970 at the Nebraska...
Poor irrigation management in pastures can lead to yield and quality reduction as well as loss of in...
Many research studies have been conducted to develop methods of estimating the water requirements of...
Irrigation scheduling is rapidly gaining acceptance as a valuable tool for developing an on-farm wat...
This paper describes the Irrigation Scheduling Alfalfa (ISA) model, which is used to determine irrig...
Irrigation scheduling using the soil water balance approach has been recommended to irrigators for m...
Irrigation scheduling is rapidly gaining acceptance as a valuable tool for developing an on-farm wat...
Applying irrigation at the right time and the correct amount is a challenge. Irrigation scheduling i...
This paper briefly summarizes the recently developed, user-oriented USDA irrigation scheduling compu...
Two criteria for deciding when a crop should be irrigated are: (1) the depletion of water in the roo...
Center pivor systems are widely used to suppress the irrigation needs of agricultural fields. In thi...
Four irrigation scheduling methods are compared over a three year period on the Safford Agricultural...
This NebGuide describes using the checkbook method to schedule irrigations based on crop water use...
This paper presents an irrigation scheduling software named ?Mehran Model? which computes reference ...
Four irrigation scheduling methods are compared over a three year period on the Safford Agricultural...
CER70-71DFH53.National Irrigation Symposium papers presented on November 10-13, 1970 at the Nebraska...
Poor irrigation management in pastures can lead to yield and quality reduction as well as loss of in...
Many research studies have been conducted to develop methods of estimating the water requirements of...
Irrigation scheduling is rapidly gaining acceptance as a valuable tool for developing an on-farm wat...
This paper describes the Irrigation Scheduling Alfalfa (ISA) model, which is used to determine irrig...
Irrigation scheduling using the soil water balance approach has been recommended to irrigators for m...
Irrigation scheduling is rapidly gaining acceptance as a valuable tool for developing an on-farm wat...
Applying irrigation at the right time and the correct amount is a challenge. Irrigation scheduling i...
This paper briefly summarizes the recently developed, user-oriented USDA irrigation scheduling compu...
Two criteria for deciding when a crop should be irrigated are: (1) the depletion of water in the roo...
Center pivor systems are widely used to suppress the irrigation needs of agricultural fields. In thi...
Four irrigation scheduling methods are compared over a three year period on the Safford Agricultural...
This NebGuide describes using the checkbook method to schedule irrigations based on crop water use...
This paper presents an irrigation scheduling software named ?Mehran Model? which computes reference ...
Four irrigation scheduling methods are compared over a three year period on the Safford Agricultural...
CER70-71DFH53.National Irrigation Symposium papers presented on November 10-13, 1970 at the Nebraska...
Poor irrigation management in pastures can lead to yield and quality reduction as well as loss of in...
Many research studies have been conducted to develop methods of estimating the water requirements of...