Ethiopia
Research Article
Evaluation of Irrigation Scheduling for Sprinkler Irrigation System under Existing Condition in Beles Sugar Development Project, Ethiopia
Author(s): Fikadu Kinfe Abshiro and Pratap SinghFikadu Kinfe Abshiro and Pratap Singh
Appling appropriate field irrigation practices safeguard that crops could get peak supply of water in their root zone for achieving best yield of crops without facing water stress and damaging the quality of soils. Sugar cane fields at study area irrigated to irrespective of the soil type, growing month, and stage of crop growth with the design application efficiency of 70%. Currently the system was not working with the full design capacity so that evaluating the irrigation scheduling under existing condition was very important. Therefore, this study was conducted to evaluate irrigation scheduling with design standards, and develop irrigation scheduling based on the actual existing water application with respect of soil, growing month and stage of growth. Representative soil samples were taken for soil texture, bulk density, field capacity and wilt point test. Secondary data collected.. Read More»
DOI:
10.4172/2168-9768.1000208
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