Chapter D9. Irrigation scheduling
available water a soil will hold at each irrigation. Crop water use can be calculated using daily evaporation totals and crop factors. When crop water use is subtracted from water storage, an irrigation interval can be arrived at. Calculating the soil water storage capacity The first step in scheduling is to calculate the soil water storage ...
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