This document discusses various irrigation methods and terms:
1. Border irrigation involves applying water in thin sheets along the borders of strips to irrigate the area between.
2. Sprinkler irrigation discharges water from rotating sprinklers in a circular pattern.
3. Drip irrigation, also called trickle irrigation, applies small amounts of water directly to the soil through emitters.
This document discusses various irrigation methods and terms:
1. Border irrigation involves applying water in thin sheets along the borders of strips to irrigate the area between.
2. Sprinkler irrigation discharges water from rotating sprinklers in a circular pattern.
3. Drip irrigation, also called trickle irrigation, applies small amounts of water directly to the soil through emitters.
This document discusses various irrigation methods and terms:
1. Border irrigation involves applying water in thin sheets along the borders of strips to irrigate the area between.
2. Sprinkler irrigation discharges water from rotating sprinklers in a circular pattern.
3. Drip irrigation, also called trickle irrigation, applies small amounts of water directly to the soil through emitters.
Suy nrshn (6Can be accomplished in areas which have uniform and gentie slopes It is generaly
practiced in areas where irrigation water is abundant and inexpensive
At GDischarge of a medium pressure rotating sprinkler Sub in sho n 8It is generally recommended for fine-textured soils with low intake rates To imgate. water is reféased into the head of the border, it advances, confined and guided. by two adjacent borders in a thin sheet toward the lower end of the strip lun i n t ( 9 Part of the water pumped or diverted through scheme inlet which is used effectrvely by the plants nn 10 Intake rate of clay loam for overhead irigation. NA ntSide roll 1JTheWater seeps laterally through the soil. wetting the area between comugations
Pri itrgohon 12 Application of water to the soil through small orifices
BSprinkles water from a coninuously moving lateral pipeline The self-propelled lateral is fixed at bne end and rotates to irrigate a large circular area. The fixed end of the lateral, calied the pivot point is connected to the water supply Element of a sprinkler system which conveys water through suitable couplings spaced at regular intèrvals the sprinklers 6od Accomplished by running water through small channels(furTOws) while it moves down or across the slope of the feldu i FpuA yaVbod « o Water is applied from ditches to guide its flow 17Ope of three important requirement of border-strip fiooding ah'on 18Other term for Drip Irrigation. J t l B . A device for reducing the line of water pressure to atmosphenc pressure. providing water at a low, controlled discharge (2 to 4 Ihr) 20. Small basins used in the irrigation of orchards Drainag 21. The removal of excess water from a given place he C 22 Main purpose of drainage 13) Virtually absent in submerged soils. apparently because of microbiological 4) Method of applying irrigation water similar to natural rainfall 25),Number 3 Irrigation water losses in canals shown in the figure below lo ood
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