Efficient MI methods and technologies developed for irrigating horticultural and vegetable crops are reported to result in 30-50% water-saving and 20-40% increase in crop yields. The DI system is more economical for orchard crops. The performance of drip and conventional (i.e. check basin) irrigation methods in banana was evaluated in clay soils at Rahuri, Maharashtra. […]
Drip Irrigation for Vegetable Crops of Drylands | Agriculture
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Micro-Irrigation Systems: Scope and Benefits | Irrigation
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In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Scope of Micro-Irrigation Systems 2. Principles and Components of Micro-Irrigation Systems 3. Benefits. Scope of Micro-Irrigation Systems: The Water Use Efficiency (WUE) in the Indian agriculture is only about 30-40%, which is one of the lowest in the world. Thus, judicious use of irrigation water needs more […]
Micro-Irrigation Systems in India (Case Studies) | Agriculture
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The DI system increased income of poor farmers by enabling more efficient use of water resources, improving yield, improving quality, and reducing labour costs. The DI system has a particular niche in monsoonal climates. The DI system allows farmers to plant the crops little early in the season so that the crop is already established […]