More than 80 per cent of the irrigated land in the United States is served by surface irrigation systems, of which about 90 per cent is furrow-irrigated. The furrow irrigation system has been used extensively because of its relative simplicity, adaptability, and low initial investment for most soils and cropping systems. This use has persisted for many decades even though soil and water losses may be high on many fields. Efficiencies are generally low in most furrow-irrigated fields, although irrigation efficiency can be relatively high in surface systems that are well designed, constructed and operated
FURROW irrigation systems are more difficult to automate than border and other surface flooding syst...
Irrigation systems have evolved from flood systems to pressurized sprinkler and trickle systems. In ...
Efficient use of water in irrigated agriculture is as important in areas of plentiful water supply a...
Many attempts have been made to simplify irrigation and to reduce irrigating labor. The success of c...
To apply irrigation water efficiently, the water must be absorbed evenly across the field. In surfac...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
To apply irrigation water efficiently, the water must be absorbed evenly across the field. In surfac...
Ten years ago about 81 percent of the irrigated land in the United States was surface irrigated. Sur...
In surface irrigation, water is conveyed to the point of infiltration directly on the soil surface. ...
Surface irrigation includes flood (sometimes denoted “wild flood,” as in uncontrolled), furrow, bord...
This NebGuide describes how using a furrow firming wheel improves furrow irrigation performance. Nea...
Surface irrigation includes flood (sometimes denoted “wild flood,” as in uncontrolled), furrow, bord...
This NebGuide describes how using a furrow firming wheel improves furrow irrigation performance. Nea...
FURROW intake rates and their effects on the uniformity of water distribution throughout the length ...
Mathematical and computerized models are developed to design and optimize furrow irrigation systems....
FURROW irrigation systems are more difficult to automate than border and other surface flooding syst...
Irrigation systems have evolved from flood systems to pressurized sprinkler and trickle systems. In ...
Efficient use of water in irrigated agriculture is as important in areas of plentiful water supply a...
Many attempts have been made to simplify irrigation and to reduce irrigating labor. The success of c...
To apply irrigation water efficiently, the water must be absorbed evenly across the field. In surfac...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
To apply irrigation water efficiently, the water must be absorbed evenly across the field. In surfac...
Ten years ago about 81 percent of the irrigated land in the United States was surface irrigated. Sur...
In surface irrigation, water is conveyed to the point of infiltration directly on the soil surface. ...
Surface irrigation includes flood (sometimes denoted “wild flood,” as in uncontrolled), furrow, bord...
This NebGuide describes how using a furrow firming wheel improves furrow irrigation performance. Nea...
Surface irrigation includes flood (sometimes denoted “wild flood,” as in uncontrolled), furrow, bord...
This NebGuide describes how using a furrow firming wheel improves furrow irrigation performance. Nea...
FURROW intake rates and their effects on the uniformity of water distribution throughout the length ...
Mathematical and computerized models are developed to design and optimize furrow irrigation systems....
FURROW irrigation systems are more difficult to automate than border and other surface flooding syst...
Irrigation systems have evolved from flood systems to pressurized sprinkler and trickle systems. In ...
Efficient use of water in irrigated agriculture is as important in areas of plentiful water supply a...