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WATER MANAGEMENT INCLUDING MICRO IRRIGATION (AGRO 103)
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Code: (AGRO 103)
Language: English
Pages: 187
Author: TNAU
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WATER MANAGEMENT INCLUDING MICRO IRRIGATION (AGRO 103)
- Development Of Irrigation In India – Water Resources, Irrigation Potential And Irrigation Systems Of India And Tamil Nadu
- Role Of Water In Plant Growth – Hydrological Cycle – Water In Soil – Plant – Atmosphere Continuum – Absorption Of Water And Evapotranspiration
- Soil Water Movement – Saturated And Unsaturated Flow And Vapour Movement – Soil Moisture Constants And Their Importance In Irrigation
- Soil Moisture Measurement
- Moisture Extraction Pattern Of Crops- Soil Moisture Stress – Plant Water Stress -effects On Crop Growth
- Crop Water Requirement – Potential Evapotranspiration (Pet) And Consumptive Use- Factors Affecting Crop Water Requirement – Critical Stages – Water Requirement Of Different Crops
- Water Requirement For Different Crops: Irrigation Schedules For Field Crops
- Water Budgeting And Its Importance – Irrigation Scheduling – Approaches
- Water Use Efficiency (Wue) & Indices
- Agronomic Practices For Use Of Problem Water – Saline, Effluent, Sewage Water
- Water Management For Problem Soils
- Water Management Technology Options For Non-rice Crops
- Command Area Development- Contingent Crop Plan In Major Irrigation Projects Of Tamil Nadu Drainage – Importance And Methods
- Water Logging And Field Drainage
- Drip Irrigation And Fertigation
- Sprinkler Irrigation
- Plastic Mulching For Crop Production
- & 19. Methods Of Irrigation – Suitability, Advantages And Limitations
Important Question(s)
What is Irrigation ?
Irrigation is the simple process of applying water to soil for crop growth and development. Both naturally, through rainfall, and artificially, through irrigation, water is applied to plants.
In addition to rainfall and groundwater input, irrigation is described as the artificial application of water to the soil for crop growth or agricultural production.