Natural data has been gathered during survey expeditions while evaluating the state water drainage network in separate Lithuanian regions. In the course of different farming intensity regions for motion in drained soils, the exploitation of water drainage network according to the principle of land tenures has been suggested. The greatest attention to the exploitation of water drainage network should be paid in the places where the arable land is used the most intensively. Five land tenure groups with different water drainage network exploitation levels have been suggested. The main water drainage network, exploitation works situated in different land tenures, have been presented. Tentative recommendations for the improvement of the exploita...
Bibliogr.: p. 198-199 (11 pavad.)Vytauto Didžiojo universitetasŽemės ūkio akademij
Lietuva yra drėgmės pertekliaus zonoje, nes kritulių kiekis apie 1,48 karto viršija išgaravusio vand...
Installation of drainage systems has changed agricultural land use, landscape and hydrographical net...
The questions over the exploitation of land reclamation systems under the modern Lithuanian conditio...
After the private ownership of land was restored and a part of land reclamation structures was given...
The study presents the critical evaluation of existing drainage systems from legal, economical, envi...
The most productive farming lands are drained lands in Lithuania. Yearly investments for drained lan...
The paper analyses the current situation in land reclamation sector in Lithuania and discusses agric...
In Lithuania, artificial drainage is a common agricultural practice. The country remains one of the ...
There is water surplus in soils in more than half of the Lithuanian territory. As a matter of fact, ...
eISSN 2464-4781, Agrarian Perspectives SeriesAgricultural drainage ditches are essential for the rem...
Lithuania remains one of the most extensively drained of the Baltic and Nordic countries. The overal...
Lithuania has been transforming its agriculture and rural development sector during the past decade ...
Eight-year (2000-2007) field studies on the effectiveness of controlled drainage in loam sandy soil ...
Lithuania remains one of the most extensively drained of the Baltic and Nordiccountries. The overall...
Bibliogr.: p. 198-199 (11 pavad.)Vytauto Didžiojo universitetasŽemės ūkio akademij
Lietuva yra drėgmės pertekliaus zonoje, nes kritulių kiekis apie 1,48 karto viršija išgaravusio vand...
Installation of drainage systems has changed agricultural land use, landscape and hydrographical net...
The questions over the exploitation of land reclamation systems under the modern Lithuanian conditio...
After the private ownership of land was restored and a part of land reclamation structures was given...
The study presents the critical evaluation of existing drainage systems from legal, economical, envi...
The most productive farming lands are drained lands in Lithuania. Yearly investments for drained lan...
The paper analyses the current situation in land reclamation sector in Lithuania and discusses agric...
In Lithuania, artificial drainage is a common agricultural practice. The country remains one of the ...
There is water surplus in soils in more than half of the Lithuanian territory. As a matter of fact, ...
eISSN 2464-4781, Agrarian Perspectives SeriesAgricultural drainage ditches are essential for the rem...
Lithuania remains one of the most extensively drained of the Baltic and Nordic countries. The overal...
Lithuania has been transforming its agriculture and rural development sector during the past decade ...
Eight-year (2000-2007) field studies on the effectiveness of controlled drainage in loam sandy soil ...
Lithuania remains one of the most extensively drained of the Baltic and Nordiccountries. The overall...
Bibliogr.: p. 198-199 (11 pavad.)Vytauto Didžiojo universitetasŽemės ūkio akademij
Lietuva yra drėgmės pertekliaus zonoje, nes kritulių kiekis apie 1,48 karto viršija išgaravusio vand...
Installation of drainage systems has changed agricultural land use, landscape and hydrographical net...