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GROWTH AND YIELD RESPONSE OF MAIZE VARIETIES TO REGULATED DEFICIT IRRIGATION
... deficit irrigation (RDI) treatments in the Kenayan dry ...deficit irrigation treatments (deficit irrigation except during exponential growth stage (DIE) and deficit irrigation except during ...
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Effect of root pruning and irrigation regimes on pear tree: growth, yield and yield components
... to irrigation supporting the latter argu- ...three irrigation treatments resulted in similar fruit expansion rates in both years during most of the experimental period, only at a few occasions the FI trees ...
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Green and blue water footprint reduction in irrigated agriculture: effect of irrigation techniques, irrigation strategies and mulching
... of irrigation water to be applied, drainage, ET and yield (Gleick, 2003; Perry et ...only irrigation technique, only irrigation strategy or only mulching practice, or con- sidered only a few ...
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Alternate furrow irrigation of four fresh-market tomato cultivars under semi-arid condition of Ethiopia – Part I: Effect on fruit yield and quality
... Deficit irrigation is thought to be one of the promising strategies to increase water use e ffi ciency (WUE) under scarce water ...furrow irrigation (AFI), deficit irrigation (DI) and full ...
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Yield and chemical composition of soybean seed under different irrigation regimes in the Vojvodina region
... by irrigation treatments I 40 and I 100 , mean- ing that irrigation increased the protein ...than full irrigation (I 100 ), which suggested that maintaining a high level of soil moisture ...
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Lint Yield, Lint Quality, and Economic Returns of Cotton Production under Traditional and Regulated Deficit Irrigation Schemes in Southwest Texas
... Improved irrigation schemes are needed to support new water-use plans as solutions to the conflict between munici- pal and agricultural water ...Deficit irrigation is one possible technique for conserving ...
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The Role of Evapotranspiration Models in Irrigation Scheduling
... If a full irrigation is applied on 11 July as forecasted and the estimated standard devia- tion for S(F.d) is 15 mm, the confidence limits increase greatly after irrigating because of th[r] ...
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Effect of deficit irrigation timing on sugarbeet
... where irrigation was restricted in August resulted in sugar yields that were similar to full irrigation (Yonts, ...reduce irrigation water application rates to 40 and 50% of estimated ETc in ...
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Differential proteomics in contrasting cowpea genotypes submitted to different water regimes
... Three seeds from each genotype were sown in pots with 11 L capacity, filed with a substrate composed by sand, earthworm humus and vermiculite (6:3:1 volume), irrigated daily. Ten days after sowing, thinning was performed ...
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Effects of nitrogen supply methods on fate of nitrogen in maize under alternate partial root-zone irrigation
... conventional irrigation (full irrigation), APRI could enhance the N accumulation in maize [7,15,16] , wheat [17] and tomato [18] ...on irrigation due to infrequent precipitation [20] ...
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Marginal cost curves for water footprint reduction in irrigated agriculture: guiding a cost effective reduction of crop water consumption to a permit or benchmark level
... Deficit irrigation (DI) is the application of water below the evapotranspiration requirements (Fereres and Soriano, 2007) by limiting water applications particularly during less drought-sensitive growth stages ...
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Effect of Foliar Spraying of Ascorbic Acid on Cell Membrane Stability, Lipid Peroxidation, Total Soluble Protein, Ascorbate Peroxidase and Leaf Ascorbic Acid Under Drought Stress in Grapes
... or irrigation after 7 weeks) with three replications by factorial design in a randomized complete block design were ...under full irrigation caused increase leaf ascorbic acid and decrease ascorbate ...
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A journey of a thousand miles begins with one small step – human agency, hydrological processes and time in socio hydrology
... some irrigation systems, the order of irrigation is oc- casionally turned around from the natural preferential situ- ation of gravity in the sense that downstream users are al- lowed to irrigate first ...
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Studying the Efficiency of Irrigation with Micro-Irrigation
... that irrigation with micro-irrigation can also find its spread in conditions of close lying of non- saline ...expand irrigation area of micro-irrigation in conditions of mountain-irrigated ...
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Knowledge management, sensing and control tools for irrigated broadacre cropping
... Surface irrigation cut-off time can then be optimised in the software for individual furrows to optimise uniformity and/or application ...surface irrigation event control and hydraulic optimisation using ...
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Irrigation
... Even though sprinkler irrigation requires energy to pressurize the system, the additional energy costs are largely offset by improved crop quality, reduced water applications, and labor [r] ...
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COMPARISON OF AGRICULTURAL YIELD WITH AND WITHOUT A CANAL HEAD REGULATOR
... Sill level should be fixed by subtracting from pond level the head over the sill required to pass the full supply discharge in the canal at a specified pond level. To obtain control on entry of silt into the canal ...
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Increasing Adoption of Irrigation and Water Recycling Technologies in Australian Nurseries
... To simulate a containerised nursery environment and determine the adaptability of soil moisture sensors, trials were set up in a poly-tunnel at the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, Redlands Research ...
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Title: Internet of Things (IOT) FOR AGRICULTURE
... automatic irrigation system, as automation is one among the main role present in human ...smart irrigation technology where the farmers need not be present near the fields inorder to water the plants on ...
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Evaluation of the SIRMOD model for optimum furrow irrigation performance
... and irrigation performance from various fields and irrigation input ...different irrigation simulation options to ...the irrigation advance ...of irrigation (Ismail and Depeweg, 2005; ...
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