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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Crop water requirement"”.

  1. Water management practice for maize production in Chinchimane, Zambezi region, Namibia

    Agriculture is the greatest water consumer in Namibia and the world at large, it is thus necessary to know the water needs of the irrigated crops for better water management. However, there is little scientific literature on crop water and irrigation requirements in Namibia. Therefore, this study …

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  2. Evaluation of wheat(triticum aestivum l.)gentypes for nitrogen and water use efficiency

    … is increasing becoming an important staple food crop in Zambia particularly in the urban and per-urban communities where shift in food tastes and preferences to wheat products has occurred. Production and yield are however severely limited by cost of irrigation water and nitrogen fertilisers. A …

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  3. Evaluation of wheat(triticum aestivum l.)gentypes for nitrogen and water use efficiency

    … is increasing becoming an important staple food crop in Zambia particularly in the urban and per-urban communities where shift in food tastes and preferences to wheat products has occurred. Production and yield are however severely limited by cost of irrigation water and nitrogen fertilisers. A …

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  4. Crop response to irrigation with acidic and neutralized, saline mine water

    … (AMD) to surrounding environments. In the Witwatersrand Goldfields, AMD arising from abandoned mines is currently being treated by High-Density Sludge (HDS) neutralization and released into surrounding natural water bodies as part of a short-term intervention. Long term management of the water

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