Irrigation Systems: Water Conservation
Pai Wu, Javier Barragán, Vince Bralts
Abstract
Pai Wu, Javier Barragán, Vince Bralts
Abstract
A drip irrigation system is a form of localized irrigation that delivers water directly into the root zone of a crop. When properly designed and managed, a drip irrigation system can eliminate surface runoff, minimize deep seepage, and achieve high uniformity of water distribution and irrigation application efficiency. The development of drip irrigation in the late 1960s marked a period of tremendous improvement in irrigation science and technology in which water use is done more beneficially for agricultural production.
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A drip irrigation system is a form of localized irrigation that delivers water directly into the root zone of a crop. When properly designed and managed, a drip irrigation system can eliminate surface runoff, minimize deep seepage, and achieve high uniformity of water distribution and irrigation application efficiency. The development of drip irrigation in the late 1960s marked a period of tremendous improvement in irrigation science and technology in which water use is done more beneficially for agricultural production.
Key concepts: Water conservation, Irrigation, Environmental science, Agroforestry, Water resource management, Agricultural engineering, Agronomy, Biology