Water Management Including Micro Irrigation

Water Management Including Micro Irrigation
1. Water Resources & Irrigation Development in India and M.S
2. Sources and Functions of Water
3. Classification of Soil Water or Kinds of Soil Water
4. Absorption and Movement of Water in Soil
5. Forces Causing Water Movement and Retention of Water in Soil
6. Soil Moisture Constant
7. Available and Unavailable Soil Water
8. Absorption of Moisture by Crops
9. Factors Affecting Absorption of Water
10. Methods of Soil Moisture Estimation Methods : Laboratory & Field
11. Evaporation, Transpiration, Evapo-transpiration and factors influencing ET
12. Water Requirement and Irrigation Requirement
13. Quantity of Irrigation Water or How Much to Irrigation
14. Devices Used for Measuring Irrigation Water
15. Criteria for Scheduling Irrigation or Approaches for Irrigation Scheduling
16. Simple Technique for Scheduling Irrigation
17. Methods of Irrigation- Surface, Surge, Subsurface, Sprinkler, Raingun Sprinkler
18. Micro Irrigation
19. Irrigation
20. Sprinkler Irrigation
21. Systems of Sprinkle Irrigation
22. Components of Sprinkler Irrigation System
23. Irrigation Efficiency
24. Water Conyenance Efficiency and Water Use Efficiency
25. Frequency of Irrigation
26. Water Quality Parameters
27. Factors Affecting Frequency of Irrigation
28. Common Problems that Result From Using Poor Quality Irrigation Water
29. Quality of Water from Different Sources
30. Definition of Drainage, Causes of Water Logging Effects of Bad Drainage
31. Type of Drainage
32. Agro Technique under ill Drained Soils, Reclamation of Damaged Soils
33. Study of Water Table
34. Type of Land Requiring Drainage
35. Material used Drip System Design
36. Definitions and Terms used in Irrigation

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Introduction of Extension

The term extension was first used in the United States of America in the first decade of this century to connote the extension of knowledge from the Land Grant Colleges to the farmers through the process of informal education.In India, the terms community development & extension education became more popular with the launching of Community Development Projects in 1952 & with the establishment of the National Extension Service in 1953. Since then, Community development has been regarded as a programme for an all-round development of the rural people, & extension education as the means to achieve this objective.

Extension education is an applied behavioural science, the knowledge of which is applied to bring about desirable changes in the behavioural complex of human beings usually through various strategies & programmes of change & by applying the latest scientific & technological innovations.

Extension education has now developed as a full-fledged discipline, having its own philosophy, objectives, principles, methods & techniques which must be understood by every extension worker & others connected with the rural development. It might be mentioned here that extension education, its principles, methods & techniques are applicable not only to agriculture but also to veterinary & animal husbandry, dairying, home science, health, family planning, etc. Based upon its application & use, various nomenclatures have been given to it, such as agricultural extension, veterinary & animal husbandry extension, dairy extension, home science extension, public health extension, & family planning extension.

What is Agril Extention?

Agricultural extension was once known as the application of scientific research and new knowledge to agricultural practices through farmer education. The field of extension now encompasses a wider range of communication and learning activities organised for rural people by professionals from different disciplines, including agriculture, health, and business studies.
Extension practitioners can be found throughout the world, usually working for government agencies. They are represented by several professional organizations networks and extension journals

Agricultural extension agencies in developing countries have received large amounts of support from international development organisations such as the World Bank and the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations.