1957Journal of Agricultural MeteorologyOpen access

Some problems on the farm irrigation (2)

Masaichi NAKAHARA, T. Tahara, S. Nakazawa

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In the summer of 1954, we have continued our experiments on the farm irrigation programs using an uplandrice at the field of Tokyo Uuiversity of Agriculture and Technology. Although disturbed by bad weather conditions prevailed in the early summer and typhoons in the September, we have get the results to demonstrate some effects on the farm irrigation and also the differences of soil moistures and soil temperaturs by plots as shown in Table 1 and 2.

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In the summer of 1954, we have continued our experiments on the farm irrigation programs using an uplandrice at the field of Tokyo Uuiversity of Agriculture and Technology. Although disturbed by bad weather conditions prevailed in the early summer and typhoons in the September, we have get the results to demonstrate some effects on the farm irrigation and also the differences of soil moistures and soil temperaturs by plots as shown in Table 1 and 2.

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In the summer of 1954, we have continued our experiments on the farm irrigation programs using an uplandrice at the field of Tokyo Uuiversity of Agriculture and Technology. Although disturbed by bad weather conditions prevailed in the early summer and typhoons in the September, we have get the results to demonstrate some effects on the farm irrigation and also the differences of soil moistures and soil temperaturs by plots as shown in Table 1 and 2.

Key concepts: Irrigation, Typhoon, Environmental science, Agriculture, Table (database), Water resource management, Agronomy, Agricultural engineering

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