NALT Keyword: irrigation and drainage
11 Results
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UC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION CENTENNIAL: Irrigation of deciduous orchards ...
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Recycled water causes no salinity or toxicity issues in Napa vineyards
Treated wastewater proves suitable for irrigation in the Carneros and MST regions, although its nitrogen content may concern some growers. |
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No-tillage and high-residue practices reduce soil water evaporation
Conservation tillage, which reduces tractor passes and leaves residues on the soil surface, greatly improves water use efficiency. |
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Soil type, crop and irrigation technique affect nitrogen leaching to g...
Best management practices are proposed as being more effective and economical than tracking and reporting regulations for reducing the N load to groundwater. |
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Rainfall leaching is critical for long-term use of recycled water in t...
Leaching with recycled water correlated with increasing soil salinity in this study, whereas rainfall leaching decreased soil salinity. |
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UC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION CENTENNIAL: Placement of tensiometers as guid...
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UC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION CENTENNIAL: Improved leaching practices save ...
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Water advance model and sensor system can reduce tail runoff in irriga...
A water inflow cutoff model and wireless sensors used in surface-irrigated alfalfa fields to reduce tail runoff save time, labor and water. |
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Soil sampling protocol reliably estimates preplant NO3...
Taking two or three cores in a few beds produces a reliable nutrient assessment that could avoid nitrogen surpluses and groundwater pollution. |
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Chloride levels increase after 13 years of recycled water use in the S...
At half the test sites receiving recycled water since 1998, chloride levels exceeded the thresholds for chloride-sensitive crops such as strawberries. |
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UC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION CENTENNIAL: Can irrigation with municipal was...
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11 Results