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Agro Development & Agro Services / Micro Irrigation
 

Micro Irrigation

Why Micro Irrigation is necessary? Why Micro Irrigation is necessary?
 
To improve the productivity of irrigated land from the present low levels.
To improve use-efficiencies of Water, Energy, Nutrient and Human Effort in Agriculture.
To conserve scarce resources such as Water and Electricity.
To extend the benefits of irrigated agriculture to more people with the available water.
To facilitate better crop management through Fertigation and Chemigation.
   
Principles of Micro Irrigation? Principles of Micro Irrigation?
 
Water is applied directly to the root zone of the plants.
Water is applied at frequent intervals at precise quantities based on Crop Water Requirements.
Water is applied through a low-pressure pipe network comprising Mains, Submains, Laterals and Emitting Devices
  Principles of Micro Irrigation
   
Principles of Micro Irrigation? Advantages of Micro Irrigation
  •  Crop Yield Enhancement
•  Saving in Irrigation Water
•  Saving in Energy in pumping
•  Savings in Fertilizer consumption
•  Quality Improvement of Produce
•  Improved Pest & Disease Control
•  Improves Soil Health
•  Reduced Weed Growth
•  Reduced Labor Costs
•  Suitable for Marginal lands
•  Suitable for inferior quality water
   
Tailor- made Tailor- made
  Micro Irrigation Systems need to be tailor- made,  (Because, any or all of the following are different in different fields) :
•  Field Size and Shape
•  Field Undulations
•  Crops and Planting Patterns
•  Water Quality issues
•  Yield from Water Sources
•  Location of water sources
•  Soil Types
•  Crop rotations
•  No. of hours of electricity availability
•  No. of hours of labour availability
•  Climatological variations
•  Multiple cropping situations
•  Quality of Farm Management
   
Recommendations Recommendations
  Crop GroupWise Advisable Micro Irrigation System
 
Crop Crop Spacing Adjustable Micro Irrigation System
Horticulture Crop 12 m to 3 m between crop raw. (wide spaced) Drip Irrigation System / Pours Pipe
Crops fruit part under ground like Potato, Groundnut, Turmeric, Ginger, Vegetables, Medicinal Crops etc.   Less then 1 m between crop raw. (Narrow) Drip Irrigation / Sprinkler Irrigation / Raingun
Field Crops like Cotton, Castor, Tobacco, Pulses, Sugarcane, Banana, Vegetables etc. Less then 3 m between two crops Drip Irrigation
Fodder Crops / Nursery Raising of Vegetables, Ornamental Crops etc. - Sprinkler Irrigation / Raingun
 
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