Surge Irrigation Reduces Irrigation Requirements for Soybean on Smectitic Clay‐Textured Soils

Wood, C.W.; Jason Krutz, L.; L. Falconer, Lawrence; C. Pringle, H.; Henry, B.; Irby, T.; M. Orlowski, John; Bryant, Corey; L. Boykin, Deborah; L. Atwill, R.; Pickelmann, D.M.

doi:10.2134/cftm2017.04.0026

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Surge Irrigation Reduces Irrigation Requirements for Soybean on Smectitic Clay‐Textured Soils

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Authors:

C.W. Wood

L. Jason Krutz

Lawrence L. Falconer

Abstract

Core Ideas Surge irrigation reduced the amount of water applied per irrigation event by 22% Surge irrigation reduced the total amount of seasonal irrigation water application by 24% Surge irrigation increased irrigation water use efficiency by 29% The Mississippi River Valley Alluvial Aquifer is dec...

Subject

Irrigation

Environmental science

Sowing

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