Subirrigation and Controlled Drainage provides information by four subject groups: subirrigation/controlled drainage system planning and operation, economic/production impact, environmental impact, and barriers to further implementation of water table management systems. The chapter authors address water table management opportunities and issues by providing results and discussions of their research and experience. The book provides essential information to anyone associated with shallow water table management for agricultural production.
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Millions of dollars were invested through public and private funding in the last 15 years in water table management projects relating to controlled drainage and subirrigation. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
water table shape, soil surface elevation, water table management systems, lateral hydraulic conductivity, optimum water table depth, table management practices, control chamber water level, soybean relative yield, surface depressional storage, subirrigation system, controlled drainage systems, conventional subsurface drainage, drainage mode, conventional drainage, drain flow rate, lysimeter system, water table control, water management treatments, water table data, auger hole method, drainage water quality, soil surface slope, water table response, poor surface drainage, water table height Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
North Carolina, United States, Lewis Publishers, New York, Saginaw Bay, Velocity Permeameter, Michigan State University, Soil Sci, Great Lakes, Level Figure, East Lansing, Ministry of Agriculture, Bad Axe, Total Farms, Department of Agricultural Engineering, Iowa State University, British Columbia, Drainage Project, Sigel Township, Water Resources Research Institute, Colfax Township, Months of Year, Sainte Victoire, Van Winden Farms, Richelieu County New!
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Millions of dollars were invested through public and private funding in the last 15 years in water table management projects relating to controlled drainage and subirrigation. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
water table shape, soil surface elevation, water table management systems, lateral hydraulic conductivity, optimum water table depth, table management practices, control chamber water level, soybean relative yield, surface depressional storage, subirrigation system, controlled drainage systems, conventional subsurface drainage, drainage mode, conventional drainage, drain flow rate, lysimeter system, water table control, water management treatments, water table data, auger hole method, drainage water quality, soil surface slope, water table response, poor surface drainage, water table height Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
North Carolina, United States, Lewis Publishers, New York, Saginaw Bay, Velocity Permeameter, Michigan State University, Soil Sci, Great Lakes, Level Figure, East Lansing, Ministry of Agriculture, Bad Axe, Total Farms, Department of Agricultural Engineering, Iowa State University, British Columbia, Drainage Project, Sigel Township, Water Resources Research Institute, Colfax Township, Months of Year, Sainte Victoire, Van Winden Farms, Richelieu County New!
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- Soil Mechanics (Series in Soil Engineering) by T. William Lambe on page 174
- Soil Testing for Engineers (Wiley Series in Geotechnical Engineering) by T. William Lambe on page 174
- Fundamentals of Soil Behavior by James K. Mitchell on page 174
- The boundary element method for engineers by C. A Brebbia on page 470
- Natural Resources (Let's Investigate Science) by Robin Kerrod on page 265
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- Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution: Watershed Management and Hydrology by William F. Ritter on page 228
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