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... the irrigation of rice which is usually grown in ponded ...the irrigation of pasture. In furrow irrigation, one of the oldest techniques of surface irrigation, water is conveyed through ... See full document

... The work presented in this dissertation on the development of an automated real time optimisation system for furrow irrigation is the original work of the author. This PhD ... See full document

... Field responses to specific PAM treatments also varied among irrigations, especially at application rates less than 0.7 kg he. A number of factors potentially influence PAM efficacy in a[r] ... See full document

... The stream size needed depends upon the soil infiltration rate, the run length, the furrow slope and factors such as roughness and residue that dissipate energy of flowing water and slow[r] ... See full document

... Strips of cereal grain, grass or alfalfa seeded along the lower ends of fields can reduce sediment .losses by 40 to 60 percent, depending upon the sediment load in the runoff water, plac[r] ... See full document

... Seely (eds.) Proc. Worksnop on Computer Ap p lications in Water Management. Colorado State University Water Resources Research institute Info. 1996 Polyacryiamide application to control [r] ... See full document

... surface irrigation to pressurised systems. By replacing furrow irrigation with drip or centre pivot systems, the water efficiency can be improved by up to 30% to ...pressurised irrigation ... See full document

... Tower (b), 14 m #1, consisted of the tower in two parts of length 6.5 and 11 metres, where the longer length was pin-jointed onto the rest of the tower. The tower was assembled by fitting the lengths of steel and tripod ... See full document

... An automated irrigation system has important advantages over the methods used by the local farmers: it ensures a more precise application and conservation of water, high crop yield as well as removal of ... See full document

... The Real-time atomization of Agricultural Environment for Social Modernization of Indian Agricultural System concentrates on utilizing an ARM7TDMI Core 32-bit chip, GSM administrations which work through ... See full document

... testing optimisation of storage operations of the Murrumbidgee River system in New South Wales, Australia (Falk et ...travel time of three to four ...major irrigation areas. Three major ... See full document

... In this paper, the goal concept of implementing an automated real-time software system to detect, recognize and tag human faces is achieved. Implementation of the algorithm was examined in MATLAB to ... See full document

... The Passive Infrared Sensor is a electronic sensor which discerns the infrared radiation emitting from the objects and it is based on infrared technology [2]. The voltage range is DC 4.5V to 20V. The sensitivity and the ... See full document

... With the Yang and Yalin formulas applied to the Trout data, transport capacity and erosion based on a representative aggregate size in the mid range of measured sizes proved greatly over[r] ... See full document

... An analysis of the changes in soil moisture content due to an irrigation showed a slight trend of increasing change in soil moisture with increasing distance along the furrow for the Jun[r] ... See full document

... Multiplying that value by the 70% of the fields with whitish areas gives a value of 21% of the area as eroded sufficiently that topsoil has been reduced from the original average of 0.3[r] ... See full document

... The authors are solely responsible for the content of this technical presentation. The technical presentation does not necessarily reflect the official position of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological ... See full document

... Test weights and head length for wheat and barley were significantly reduced on whitish soils on some fields and by shallow topsoil on the experimental plot area, but differences were ve[r] ... See full document

... Furrow irrigation erosion reduces topsoil depth on upslope portions of furrow irrigated fields and seriously reduces soil productivity.. Crop yield decreases resulting from furrow irriga[r] ... See full document

... As flow rate decreased along the furrows and sediment concentration in the water increased, erosion decreased until the transport capacity of the flow was reached and net deposition bega[r] ... See full document