Crop water requirements
3.3 Method of irrigation: surface, sprinkler, drip or trickle, sub-surface irrigation 3.4 Cultural Practices: fertilizers, plant population, tillage, mulching, windbreaks, anti-transpirants PART II-APPLICATION OF CROP WATER REQUIREMENT DATA IN IDENTI-FICATION , DESIGN AND OPERATION OF IRRIGATION PROIECTS 67
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