What are the design features for ‘Furrow Irrigation’?
Fluxes mean inflow- outflow water relationship. Basically fluxes term use in groundwater study. In order to define the water balance or water budget of an aquifer system of soil strata, the individual processes that bring water into or the liftoff of the system must be quantified. Groundwater InflowRead more
Fluxes mean inflow- outflow water relationship.
Basically fluxes term use in groundwater study. In order to define the water balance or water budget of an aquifer system of soil strata, the individual processes that bring water into or the liftoff of the system must be quantified.
Groundwater Inflow due to
- Infiltration of rain water
- Ground water flow
- Surrounding seepage
GroundwaterOutflow due to
- Due to irrigation pumping
- Due to evaporation and transpiration
- Groundwater meet to sea water
- Groundwater passed to string and it lost.
DevilAVRT
In this, water is applied through series of long, narrow, field channels called Furrows. Small furrows called corrugations. Water flowing through furrows infiltrates into the land/soil and spreads laterally to roots of plants. Crops are grown on ridges, levees. Evaporation losses reduces up to someRead more
- In this, water is applied through series of long, narrow, field channels called Furrows.
- Small furrows called corrugations.
- Water flowing through furrows infiltrates into the land/soil and spreads laterally to roots of plants.
- Crops are grown on ridges, levees.
- Evaporation losses reduces up to some extent.
- Suitable for row crops such as maize. Longitudinal slope of furrow – 0.6 – 0.8%
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