MSU Extension Irrigation

Irrigation Scheduling: Why and How

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January 3, 2017 - Lyndon Kelley<kelleyl@msu.edu>

This presentation explains why and how to schedule irrigation, using soil water balance, crop evapotranspiration, and system capacity to improve water efficiency, avoid nutrient loss, and maintain crop health and yield.

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Lyndon Kelley
kelleyl@msu.edu

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agriculture,
irrigation,
irrigation scheduling,
msu extension

Irrigation Scheduling: Why and How

Authors

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MSU Extension Irrigation