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Description: Successful irrigation of an area on a long term basis requires a knowledge of when to apply irrigation water to the area and the quantity to apply. Without this information, land deterioration and water wastage can easily result. Careful scheduling of irrigation is one means of keeping a proper salt balance in the soil and at the same time using only the amount of water necessary to insure maximum production. Actual soil moisture at any time can be either measured by various methods or estimated from evaporation devices or meteorological measurements combined with rainfall and irrigation water records.

Keywords: the development of an irrigation gauge
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Citation: Murray, James M. and Eyrie E. Brooks 1962. THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN IRRIGATION GAUGE. Canadian Agricultural Engineering 4(1):12-13.
Volume: 4
Issue: 1
Pages 12 - 13
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Date: 1962
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