1957•Transactions of the American Society of Civil EngineersRequires access

Pumping Ground Water for Irrigation and Drainage

Cleve H. Milligan

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Ground water is an important but neglected national resource. Existing developments illustrate the need for planned utilization of ground water which produces both irrigation and drainage benefits. Physical data, legal concepts, and administrative principles and practices must be improved and developed to stimulate and guide sound gro und-water development.

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Key concepts: Drainage, Irrigation, Water resource management, Groundwater, Sound (geography), Environmental science, Resource (disambiguation), Water resources