Water Management Including Micro Irrigation

Water Management Including Micro Irrigation
1. Water Resources & Irrigation Development in India and M.S 2. Sources and Functions of Water 3. Classification of Soil Water or Kinds of Soil Water 4. Absorption and Movement of Water in Soil 5. Forces Causing Water Movement and Retention of Water in Soil 6. Soil Moisture Constant 7. Available and Unavailable Soil Water 8. Absorption of Moisture by Crops 9. Factors Affecting Absorption of Water 10. Methods of Soil Moisture Estimation Methods : Laboratory & Field 11. Evaporation, Transpiration, Evapo-transpiration and factors influencing ET 12. Water Requirement and Irrigation Requirement 13. Quantity of Irrigation Water or How Much to Irrigation 14. Devices Used for Measuring Irrigation Water 15. Criteria for Scheduling Irrigation or Approaches for Irrigation Scheduling 16. Simple Technique for Scheduling Irrigation 17. Methods of Irrigation- Surface, Surge, Subsurface, Sprinkler, Raingun Sprinkler 18. Micro Irrigation 19. Irrigation 20. Sprinkler Irrigation 21. Systems of Sprinkle Irrigation 22. Components of Sprinkler Irrigation System 23. Irrigation Efficiency 24. Water Conyenance Efficiency and Water Use Efficiency 25. Frequency of Irrigation 26. Water Quality Parameters 27. Factors Affecting Frequency of Irrigation 28. Common Problems that Result From Using Poor Quality Irrigation Water 29. Quality of Water from Different Sources 30. Definition of Drainage, Causes of Water Logging Effects of Bad Drainage 31. Type of Drainage 32. Agro Technique under ill Drained Soils, Reclamation of Damaged Soils 33. Study of Water Table 34. Type of Land Requiring Drainage 35. Material used Drip System Design 36. Definitions and Terms used in Irrigation

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