Effect of Irrigation Methods on Yields Attributes and Water Productivity of Wheat in Vertisol of Betwa River Basin Commands of Vidisha District of M.P

Sharma, Satish Kumar; Mishra, Pankaj Kumar; Panse, Raju; Jamliya, Ghanshyam

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2018.708.277

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“…The results obtained in the study are similar to the study conducted by Thakur S [9], Sunita [10], Sharma et al [11], Nasseri [12], Bareliya et al [1], Pawar et al [6], Grewal et al [13] [14].…”

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Performance Evaluation of Wheat Crop under Sprinkler Irrigation System in Southern Haryana

Walia

Kumar²,

Manasa

et al. 2023

IJECC

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The paper examines the performance of wheat crop under sprinkler irrigation system in Southern Haryana. For the selection of sample farmers, multistage random sampling technique was used. At the first stage, two districts namely Bhiwani and Rewari were selected purposively due to high rate of adoption of sprinkler irrigation system. At the second stage, again two blocks from each district were selected purposively and at the third stage two village from each block and fifteen farmers from each village were then selected randomly. Primary data was taken from a total of 120 wheat farmers from various villages. The profitability of adopter farmers was analyzed using Benefit cost ratio concept. Information regarding cost and returns of wheat crop were gathered from sampled farmers for the year 2021-22 and the net return was worked out accordingly. The total variable cost incurred for cultivation of wheat accounted for ₹45958.36 and ₹45655.04 in Rewari and Bhiwani districts respectively. Total cost incurred was ₹86136.85 and ₹85178.89 in Rewari and Bhiwani district respectively. Farmers got higher net returns in Rewari district (₹18665.70) as compared to Bhiwani district (₹18547.61). The B:C ratio over total cost in Rewari, Bhiwani and overall were 1.21, 1.22 and 1.21 respectively.

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confidence: 88%

Performance Evaluation of Wheat Crop under Sprinkler Irrigation System in Southern Haryana

Walia

Kumar²,

Manasa

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“…Several studies have compared sprinkler irrigation with conventional surface irrigation methods for different crops and reported an increase in yield (5%-50%) and water savings (10%-40%) and thus higher water productivity (10%-50%) with sprinkler irrigation (Acharyna et al, 1993;Dhawan, 2002;Ramanjaneyulu et al, 2013;Shiva Shankar et al, 2015). Sharma et al (2018) reported that sprinkler irrigation provides 12.5% irrigation water saving, 16.2% increase in yield, and 30.7% increase in water productivity over the border irrigation method for irrigated wheat.…”

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On‐farm irrigation water management in India: Challenges and research gaps*

Gupta

Singh

Kumar

et al. 2021

Irrigation and Drainage

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The growing demand for food to feed the increasing population of India has made it necessary to bring more land under cultivation with assured irrigation facilities. The irrigation sector demands a high amount of the available freshwater resources of the country. Thus, the efficiency of its use is of utmost importance for sustainable agriculture. India is the second-largest irrigated country and is one of the leading countries in terms of the expansion of * Gestion de l'eau d'irrigation à la ferme en Inde: défis et lacunes de la recherche

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