This NebGuide describes using the checkbook method to schedule irrigations based on crop water use data. Irrigation scheduling determines when and how much water to apply to meet crop demand. Soil water status and current crop water use are key factors for scheduling irrigations. Field observations and crop growth stage are important, but scheduled irrigations result in better rainfall use while avoiding crop water stress or excessive irrigation
Extension Circular 79-723: Irrigation Scheduling using soil moisture blocks in deep soil
Recent studies of surface irrigation systems (16,21,29) 4 indicate that irrigation scheduling practi...
The main objective of irrigation is to provide plants with sufficient water to prevent stress that m...
This NebGuide describes using the checkbook method to schedule irrigations based on crop water use...
This NebGuide describes using the checkbook method to schedule irrigations based on crop water use...
Irrigation scheduling is deciding when to irrigate and how much water to apply. Your experience and ...
Irrigation scheduling is rapidly gaining acceptance as a valuable tool for developing an on-farm wat...
Irrigation takes some risk out of crop production by providing a reliable source of water that allow...
Applying irrigation at the right time and the correct amount is a challenge. Irrigation scheduling i...
Presented at Proceedings of the 23rd annual Central Plains irrigation conference held in Burlington,...
Irrigation takes some risk out of crop production by providing a reliable source of water that allow...
Extension circular 80-724 is about irrigation scheduling using tensiometers and evapotranspiration o...
Two criteria for deciding when a crop should be irrigated are: (1) the depletion of water in the roo...
Extension Circular 79-723: Irrigation Scheduling using soil moisture blocks in deep soil
Irrigation scheduling is rapidly gaining acceptance as a valuable tool for developing an on-farm wat...
Extension Circular 79-723: Irrigation Scheduling using soil moisture blocks in deep soil
Recent studies of surface irrigation systems (16,21,29) 4 indicate that irrigation scheduling practi...
The main objective of irrigation is to provide plants with sufficient water to prevent stress that m...
This NebGuide describes using the checkbook method to schedule irrigations based on crop water use...
This NebGuide describes using the checkbook method to schedule irrigations based on crop water use...
Irrigation scheduling is deciding when to irrigate and how much water to apply. Your experience and ...
Irrigation scheduling is rapidly gaining acceptance as a valuable tool for developing an on-farm wat...
Irrigation takes some risk out of crop production by providing a reliable source of water that allow...
Applying irrigation at the right time and the correct amount is a challenge. Irrigation scheduling i...
Presented at Proceedings of the 23rd annual Central Plains irrigation conference held in Burlington,...
Irrigation takes some risk out of crop production by providing a reliable source of water that allow...
Extension circular 80-724 is about irrigation scheduling using tensiometers and evapotranspiration o...
Two criteria for deciding when a crop should be irrigated are: (1) the depletion of water in the roo...
Extension Circular 79-723: Irrigation Scheduling using soil moisture blocks in deep soil
Irrigation scheduling is rapidly gaining acceptance as a valuable tool for developing an on-farm wat...
Extension Circular 79-723: Irrigation Scheduling using soil moisture blocks in deep soil
Recent studies of surface irrigation systems (16,21,29) 4 indicate that irrigation scheduling practi...
The main objective of irrigation is to provide plants with sufficient water to prevent stress that m...