Question

difference between basin irrigation and furrow irrigation​

Answer 1

In furrow irrigation the water is allowed to enter the field through channels or furrows made between two rows of crop.......

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In basin irrigation the field is just filled with water as in the case of paddy. Canals , tanks , and wells are the water resources. Farmers dig small canals from tank to field to supply water.

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In basin irrigation , total field is filled with water and in furrow irrigation between the two rows the water is supplied.......

Answer 2

Answer:

Basin irrigation is the most common method world-wide. Furrow irrigation is a method where water is applied to furrows using small discharges to favour water infiltration while advancing down the field.