Irrigation management : technologies and environmental impact

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    • Ali, M. Hossain

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Irrigation management : technologies and environmental impact

editor, M. Hossain Ali

(Environmental science, engineering and technology series)(Water resource planning, development and management series)

Nova Science Publishers, 2013

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Description

Today's irrigation management faces challenges and competition with other sectors (ie: household, industry, and environmental), quality degradation, and uncertain climatic conditions. To cope with these situations, the irrigation managers need precise estimation/determination of irrigation needs for crops, advance/water-saving techniques for water application, water conservation approaches, economic considerations in irrigation, and potentials for using marginal quality water in irrigation (such as saline water, and waste-water). This book focuses on all of the above issues: starting with irrigation management strategies for field crops -- to suitability of saline and waste-water as irrigation water. The book is useful to identify the need and adopt emerging technologies for irrigation management, as well as to identify appropriate methodologies for social, economic, and environmental benefits of improved irrigation management.

Table of Contents

  • Preface
  • Irrigation Management of Field Crops: Rice
  • The Sap Flow Technique: A Precise Means to Estimate Water Consumption of Young Olive Trees (Olea Europaea L.)
  • Responses of Apple to Partial Root-Zone Drying: A Review
  • Field Studies on the Use of Saline Water for Deficit Irrigation in Arid Tunisia
  • Water Conservation Interventions in Pakistan Agriculture for Achieving Food Security: Synthesis & New Evidence
  • Assessing Suitability of Groundwater For Irrigation Purpose in Coastal Jorf Aquifer, Southeastern Tunisia: Geostatistical Approach
  • Assessing the Factors Influencing Groundwater Irrigation Technology Adoption in Ghana
  • Irrigation Management: Effects of Soybean Diseases on Seed Composition in Genotypes Differing in Disease Resistance under Irrigated & Nonirrigated Conditions
  • Micro-Irrigation Scheduling Using Clean Energy
  • Multiple Use of Irrigation Reservoir Water Resource in the Upper East Region of Ghana
  • Capital Budgeting Methods for Irrigation Technology Adoption Decisions: A Review
  • Irrigation with Wastewater: Impacts, Scope & Challenges
  • Index.

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