Alfalfa has the highest water requirement of any crop grown in Arizona, and any strategies that conserve water growing this crop could have a large impact on water availability in the state. The purpose of this study is to determine yield and profitability of sub-optimal irrigation strategies in alfalfa. An irrigation study was conducted at the University of Arizona Maricopa Agricultural Center on a sandy clay loam soil. The following irrigation treatments are included in this study: 1) One irrigation per cutting, 2) Two irrigations per cutting, 3) Summer (August) irrigatio
Optimal use of water use in recent years is one of most important human problems. In this study Alfa...
This item is part of the Arizona Land and People (formerly Progressive Agriculture in Arizona) archi...
A subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) and furrow irrigation study was installed in a silty clay loam so...
Alfalfa has the highest water requirement of any crop grown in Arizona, and any strategies that cons...
Abstract. As competition builds for water resources in the Western U.S., limited irrigation strategi...
Alfalfa uses approximately 18.7 % the state’s agricultural water, a larger percentage than any other...
2008 annual AGU hydrology days was held at Colorado State University on March 26 - March 28, 2008.In...
Alfalfa irrigation is often withheld as a water conservation measure in Arizona. The objective of th...
In California, alfalfa is grown on a large area ranging between 325,000 and 410,000 hectares and ran...
This study analyzed the economics of irrigation scheduling for alfalfa hay in the Cache Valley, Utah...
A field study on suitability of using subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) for Alfalfa provided some ans...
This subsurface drip-irrigated study was conducted from 2020 to 2021 at the Kansas State University ...
Alfalfa irrigation is often withheld as a water conservation measure in Arizona. The objective of th...
Alfalfa is California's largest user of agricultural water, with about 1 million acres in production...
Southern California is home to different landscape groundcovers and a major alfalfa producer (Medica...
Optimal use of water use in recent years is one of most important human problems. In this study Alfa...
This item is part of the Arizona Land and People (formerly Progressive Agriculture in Arizona) archi...
A subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) and furrow irrigation study was installed in a silty clay loam so...
Alfalfa has the highest water requirement of any crop grown in Arizona, and any strategies that cons...
Abstract. As competition builds for water resources in the Western U.S., limited irrigation strategi...
Alfalfa uses approximately 18.7 % the state’s agricultural water, a larger percentage than any other...
2008 annual AGU hydrology days was held at Colorado State University on March 26 - March 28, 2008.In...
Alfalfa irrigation is often withheld as a water conservation measure in Arizona. The objective of th...
In California, alfalfa is grown on a large area ranging between 325,000 and 410,000 hectares and ran...
This study analyzed the economics of irrigation scheduling for alfalfa hay in the Cache Valley, Utah...
A field study on suitability of using subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) for Alfalfa provided some ans...
This subsurface drip-irrigated study was conducted from 2020 to 2021 at the Kansas State University ...
Alfalfa irrigation is often withheld as a water conservation measure in Arizona. The objective of th...
Alfalfa is California's largest user of agricultural water, with about 1 million acres in production...
Southern California is home to different landscape groundcovers and a major alfalfa producer (Medica...
Optimal use of water use in recent years is one of most important human problems. In this study Alfa...
This item is part of the Arizona Land and People (formerly Progressive Agriculture in Arizona) archi...
A subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) and furrow irrigation study was installed in a silty clay loam so...