Environmental Sciences, asked by abdulhafeez20, 8 months ago

what issues comes with surface flooding method of water application and why various irrigation application modes are adopted? Enlist the criteria preferring the good irrigation method.​

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Answered by mahakincsem
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Explanation:

Disadvantages of surface flooding method of water application

  • This method involves high consumption of water which leads to drainage of water table and yields high cone of depression in the nearby area
  • It generates high surface run-off leading to pollution of nearby water bodies and planes
  • It is costly including the cost of machinery and water etc.

Adoption of various irrigation modes

  • Various irrigation modes are adopted depending upon the crop requirement e.g. some crops needs more water than others, some crops needs constant source of water while others don't etc.
  • Modes also vary depending upon the availability of water and resources

Criteria for a good irrigation method

  • Method which uses least amount of water and generate least amount of surface run-off without compromising the need of the crops
  • Method which is cost effective
  • Method that results in better yield

Answered by яσѕнαη
2

Answer:

Explanation:

Explanation:

Disadvantages of surface flooding method of water application

This method involves high consumption of water which leads to drainage of water table and yields high cone of depression in the nearby area

It generates high surface run-off leading to pollution of nearby water bodies and planes

It is costly including the cost of machinery and water etc.

Adoption of various irrigation modes

Various irrigation modes are adopted depending upon the crop requirement e.g. some crops needs more water than others, some crops needs constant source of water while others don't etc.

Modes also vary depending upon the availability of water and resources

Criteria for a good irrigation method

Method which uses least amount of water and generate least amount of surface run-off without compromising the need of the crops

Method which is cost effective

Method that results in better yield

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