Description
Practical Manual on Crop Water Environment addresses the urgent need for sustainable water management in agriculture, especially in regions facing seasonal droughts and water scarcity. The manual details innovative irrigation practices, covering topics such as crop water requirements, irrigation scheduling, and drainage management. With practical insights from field evaluations, it advocates for precision in water management to support high-quality crop production while conserving resources. Given the growing demand for water across sectors, this manual provides solutions for balancing agricultural needs with water conservation, focusing on efficient water use that can mitigate issues like salinization, waterlogging, and land degradation. The book underscores the importance of producing "more crop per drop" to meet the demands of a rising population, urging readers to adopt scientific irrigation strategies that improve productivity without depleting natural resources. Tailored for students, agricultural professionals, and policy makers, this manual serves as both a reference and a practical guide to managing water effectively in crop production, ensuring long-term agricultural sustainability.
