Question

Compare and analyse the traditional and modern methods of irrigation

based on cost and efficiency in order to predict suitable irrigation

methods in real life situations . (Make dia. Wherever possible)



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Answer 1

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Compare and analyse the traditional and modern methods of irrigation

based on cost and efficiency in order to predict suitable irrigation

methods in real life situations . (Make dia. Wherever possible)

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Drip Irrigation System

Drip irrigation is the most used irrigation system these days. In the drip irrigation, we lay plastic pipes in rows near the crops or plants. These pipes have holes in them. ... Drip irrigation is one of the most efficient irrigation methods as it reduces water wastage in agriculture.More manual work is required 2. Less manual work is required

3. Less expensive 3. More expensive

4. Water is wasted 4. Water is conserved by use of better methods of irrigation.Methods developed by early times (with a longer history of usage) and have been adopted by various organizations even now can be called traditional methods. The methods developed in more recent years (with a relative short history of usage) are modern methods.

The traditional methods of irrigation include the following: Check Basin Method. Furrow Irrigation Method. Strip Irrigation Method. Basin Irrigation Method.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Drip Irrigation System

Drip irrigation is the most used irrigation system these days. In the drip irrigation, we lay plastic pipes in rows near the crops or plants. These pipes have holes in them. ... Drip irrigation is one of the most efficient irrigation methods as it reduces water wastage in agriculture.More manual work is required 2. Less manual work is required

3. Less expensive 3. More expensive

4. Water is wasted 4. Water is conserved by use of better methods of irrigation.Methods developed by early times (with a longer history of usage) and have been adopted by various organizations even now can be called traditional methods. The methods developed in more recent years (with a relative short history of usage) are modern methods.