For uniform and efficient application of water and fertilizer, the drip system should have high efficiency and better performance. The major problem associated with the system is the emitter clogging which increases the ...

In this study the SWAT model was verified on monthly basis and used for developing management scenarios for the critical sub-watersheds of a small agricultural watershed (Arang) in Chhattisgarh, India. Various thematic ...

Rainfed areas constitute globally 80% of cultivated area and will continue to contribute significantly for global food security. The crop yields in the farmers' fields in rain-fed areas of developing countries are lower ...

Tank irrigation is an old established practice in most of the semi-arid tropical parts of India. Since the monsoon rainfall pours erratically in this region. Irrigation tanks serves to store and regulate the flow of water ...

Detailed hydro-geological geophysical and hydro-geochemical investigations have been carried out for the Akot region, Akola district, Maharashtra with an aim to understand the hydro-geochemical, geological, geomorphological ...

Khajurinala watershed is situated in south side of Ambikapur block of Surguja district (C.G.), India. It is about 35 km away from RMD College of Agriculture and Research Station Ambikapur. Khajurinala originates as a natural ...

India is endowed with annual average rainfall of nearly 1200 mm, more than the global mean of 990 mm, but a very small proportion of it is managed effectively. The ground water resources are also getting depleted very ...

Hyderabad International Airport at Shamshabad covers an area of about 5000 Acres. It is proposed to develop grass and green belt in 2000 acres, diverting all the obstructions, filling and leveling. Terminal Building 67500 ...

The study was laidout under National Watershed Development Programme for Rainfed Area's at Ghatampur, district Kanpur Dehat from 1994-95 to 2005-06, to evaluate the impact of soil and water conservation technology on runoff, ...

Since the ancient civilizations, Inter-Basin Water Transfers (IBWT) have been implemented to supply urban areas and/or irrigated districts lacking of adequate local water resources. As a consequence of growing water demands ...