What must irrigators consider in the most efficient use of water? Read on. Irrigators in the Great Plains have two major challenges in the years ahead: 1. Maintain groundwater quality by adjusting management to minimize the leaching of agri-chemicals from the crop root zone; 2. Continue profitable production in the face of a less abundant and increasingly costly water supply. Irrigators must learn to convert water to grain the most efficient manner possible. Applying only enough water to meet full evapotranspiration (ET) of the crop is one key to efficient water use (ET is also called crop water use.
The main concern in cultivating crops has always been water availability. To increase food pro-ducti...
Evapotranspiration (ET) is a major component of the water cycle, which makes it an integral part of ...
Food and agriculture are the largest consumers of water, requiring one hundred times more than we us...
Basic factors controlling the evapotranspiration process for irrigated crops are similar to those fo...
Farmers have adopted a variety of new irrigation practices and technologies in recent years. These p...
Whether your water originates from the ground or the river, water for irrigation is becoming limited...
This Extension Circular describes various irrigation efficiency, crop water use efficiency, and irri...
Competition for limited water supplies continues to restrict water available for irrigation. Irrigat...
When we think about getting the most out of irrigation water, efficiency is often the word that come...
As the demand for water and the cost of irrigation continue to increase, agriculture must increase i...
The main objective of irrigation is to provide plants with sufficient water to prevent stress that m...
Water availability for irrigation throughout the world has been reduced in recent years due to a com...
The impact of irrigation technology on farmers’ management strategies and resulting environmental be...
Irrigated agriculture is and has been the largest user of fresh water, but it also has been accused ...
This NebGuide discusses corn irrigation strategies options and objectives. There are over 16 million...
The main concern in cultivating crops has always been water availability. To increase food pro-ducti...
Evapotranspiration (ET) is a major component of the water cycle, which makes it an integral part of ...
Food and agriculture are the largest consumers of water, requiring one hundred times more than we us...
Basic factors controlling the evapotranspiration process for irrigated crops are similar to those fo...
Farmers have adopted a variety of new irrigation practices and technologies in recent years. These p...
Whether your water originates from the ground or the river, water for irrigation is becoming limited...
This Extension Circular describes various irrigation efficiency, crop water use efficiency, and irri...
Competition for limited water supplies continues to restrict water available for irrigation. Irrigat...
When we think about getting the most out of irrigation water, efficiency is often the word that come...
As the demand for water and the cost of irrigation continue to increase, agriculture must increase i...
The main objective of irrigation is to provide plants with sufficient water to prevent stress that m...
Water availability for irrigation throughout the world has been reduced in recent years due to a com...
The impact of irrigation technology on farmers’ management strategies and resulting environmental be...
Irrigated agriculture is and has been the largest user of fresh water, but it also has been accused ...
This NebGuide discusses corn irrigation strategies options and objectives. There are over 16 million...
The main concern in cultivating crops has always been water availability. To increase food pro-ducti...
Evapotranspiration (ET) is a major component of the water cycle, which makes it an integral part of ...
Food and agriculture are the largest consumers of water, requiring one hundred times more than we us...