RESEARCH & INDUSTRY
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V53 N09 September 2008
RESEARCH & INDUSTRY
by Daniel Hillel
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Reduced Tillage Effects on Irrigation Management in Cotton
E.C. Martin, K.O. Adu-Tutu, W.B. McCloskey, S.H. Husman, P. Clay and M. Ottman University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Abstract
Conservation or reduced tillage practices in cotton-based crop rotat
Analysis of Water Flow under Trickle Irrigation: I. Theory and Numerical Solution
F. Lafolie, R. Guennelon, and M. Th. van Genuchten* ABSTRACT
Estimating the size of the ponded surface area is a major source of error in modeling water movement under
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Effects of High Frequency Irrigation on Irrigation Uniformity III
E.C. Martin, G. Laine and M. Sheedy University of Arizona, Cooperative Extension
Abstract
Data was collected for a third season to determine the effects of high frequency irrigation o
The past is history, the present is reality and the future is hope. Anonymous
Management of Drip/Micro or Tricle irrigation by M. R. Goyal
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Irrigation Practices and Solum Barley Test Weight and Yield, 2000
M. J. Ottman and M. T. Rogers
Summary
Solum is a barley bred for reduced water use that tends to have low test weight. An experiment was conducted at the Maricopa Agricultural Center
CONSERVATION TILLAGE EFFECTS ON INFILTRATION AND IRRIGATION ADVANCE TIMES IN ARIZONA COTTON
E.C. Martin, K.O. Adu-Tutu, W.B. McCloskey, S.H. Husman, P. Clay and M. Ottman University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Abstract
Field experiments were initiated in
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Soybean-Wheat Doublecropping Systems for the
Loessial Terrace Soils of Northeast Louisiana
R. L. Hutchinson, T. R. Sharpe, and T. P. Talbot1
Soybean-wheat doublecropping offers the farmer a means of producing two crops per year on the same unit o
IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE
Irrig. and Drain. 54: S103S111 (2005) Published online in Wiley InterScience (www.interscience.wiley.com). DOI: 10.1002/ird.190
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The leaching and chemical transformations of surface-applied urea under flood irrigation
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WATER BALANCE EQUATION
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