This document summarizes a seminar presentation on developing a self-sustaining canal and irrigation system. The major crops grown in the region include rice, maize, groundnuts, cotton, chilies, and sugarcane. Currently, water is brought to fields through long pipes and pumps requiring a lot of fuel. The presentation proposes using water level indicators to open gates and allow water to flow through multiple levels to farms. The collected water could then be pumped back for reuse in a renewable irrigation system using drip irrigation, sprinklers, or bore watering.

1. SEMINAR
Self Sustaining Canal and
Irrigation system
By-121810401011-G.Devi Charan
121810401017-B.Sasikanth
121810401020-K.Sankalp

2. Lets see first of all which
type of crops are produced
in surplass amount.
• The important crops grown are
• Rice (21.06) lakh ha
• Maize (2.45) lakh ha,
• Groundnut (10.15) lakh ha,
• Cotton (4.71) lakh ha,
• Chillies (2.06) lakh
• Sugarcane (1.03)

3. The need……
• Amount of availability of water affects the
plantation in many ways
• If available less then it leads to drought.
• If it is more then the crop doesn’t survive.

4. This is how the basic
farm actually gets its
water through long
way .
• The Water from these canals will
be brought to fields work
through long pipes and pumps
which requires a lot amount of
fuel.

5. One smart method to resolve this problem

6. Using water level indicator
• Depending upon the amount of water that will be filled but to the
brim the gates gets opened up
• The water will further pass on to the next level and it continues and
further reaches to a flow of passage.

7. Reusable
• This whole collected water can be settled
down at a place
• Farmers as a group can install such a system.
• This stagnant water can again be –
Pumped back for further watering.

8. Renewable Irrigation system
• This can be done with
multiple plantations
• Drip irrigation
• Sprinkler system
• Bore watering system