Sentence examples for irrigation data from inspiring English sources

The majority of fruit farmers who irrigated reported using drip irrigation (data not shown).

Since the early 1980s water balances in VID have been based on average soil properties and bulk irrigation data.

These figures are derived from crop-specific irrigation water productivities we statistically estimate from a large set of historical production and irrigation data obtained from the district.

The current irrigation system provides detailed irrigation data at plot level, thus allowing for performing distributed balances (in hydrologic homogenous zones) that require detailed or semi-detailed soil information in the form of a soil map.

In RF modelling, a combination of 10-day rainfall and irrigation data was used as model input in order to evaluate the effects of water sources on the mango fruit yields.

In spite of their importance for radiological impact assessments, irrigation data are scarce and often associated with considerable uncertainty for several reasons including limited obligation to measure groundwater abstraction and differences in measuring methodologies.

Five states — Arizona, California, Colorado, Texas and Utah — account for nearly half of the program's spending on irrigation equipment, data from the Environmental Working Group shows.

Some practices may require minor changes in management while others will require more elaborate alterations including holding reservoirs or replacing the irrigation system. 1 Data taken from Robinson (1980). 1 Data taken from Busch and Turner (1967).

Comparisons between pre and post irrigation soil chemistry data indicated CBNG water with no amendments significantly increased (P ≤ 0.05) Na+ concentration within the soil profile.

The wireless "smart dust" sensors can measure a building's temperature, effluent discharge, and power supply, and even capture weather data, irrigation needs or monitor Strawberry Creek's pH and salinity levels, according to physical plant technicians.

Recharge was estimated by linking a soil water balance (SWB) model, on the basis of monthly meteorological data, irrigation applications, and soil moisture monitoring data (1993 2008), to the water table using a deep unsaturated zone flow model.