Water Management including Micro Irrigation ICAR E-Course PDF Download

Download the Agriculture E-Course pdf of Water Management including Micro Irrigation for B.Sc. Agriculture. PDF of Water Management including Micro Irrigation e-Krishi Shiksha pdf for B.Sc. Agriculture is systematically arranged with a content index.
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- Development of irrigation in India – water resources, irrigation potential and irrigation systems of India
- 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 the 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
- Methods of irrigation – suitability, advantages, and limitations
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