Construction and Experimental Research of Irrigation Experiment Station Network

Author: Duan Aiwang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is a compilation of selected academic papers and experience-sharing materials collected from the "2005 National Irrigation Experimentation Work Exchange Conference." It includes 80 papers, representing the research outcomes of over 100 experimental stations across the country's irrigation network in recent years. Part I focuses on "Irrigation Experiment Station Construction and Management," analyzing and discussing the organization and development models of irrigation experimentation work in the new era, as well as the technical services and market operations of experimental stations. Part II, "Crop Water Requirement and Irrigation Schedule Experiment Research," covers traditional experimental crops such as rice, rapeseed, and cotton, as well as fruits like longan, watermelon, alfalfa, and vegetables. It also addresses water-saving irrigation methods such as sprinkler irrigation, micro-irrigation, thin-fog irrigation, and sub-membrane drip irrigation, along with greenhouse cultivation models. Part III, "Crop High-Efficiency Water Use Technology Experiment Research," includes the research and development of applied basic studies, practical technologies, and integrated models aimed at high-efficiency water use. Part IV, "Crop Irrigation Technology Experiment Research," explores the application of sprinkler irrigation, subsurface drip irrigation, weir pipe irrigation, furrow irrigation, sub-membrane self-pressurized micro-head flexible pipe irrigation, and micro-sprinkler irrigation in field crops, vegetables, and ecological restoration activities. Part V, "Agricultural Water Resource Development and Management," draws on the author's extensive work experience to analyze and discuss sustainable water resource utilization and water management issues in the author's region. This book is suitable for researchers and professionals working in farmland water conservancy, agricultural water conservation, and agricultural meteorology.