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Irrigation and its types

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Irrigation and its types

  1. Kathmandu University Department of Geomatics Engineering Presenter Irrigation and its types Bishal Khatri Anju Lage Monika Manandhar Lalit Mandal Kavi Raj Mishra Ananya Neupane Dipesh Panday Gorakh Nath Pandey Prawal Parajuli Sagar Pathak
  2. Irrigation • The agricultural process of applying controlled amounts of water • a central feature of agriculture for over 5000 years, the basis of the economy and society of numerous societies • The controlled application of water for agricultural purpose not satisfied by rainfall https://agricultureguruji.com/ 5/3/2022
  3. Kathmandu University Department of Geomatics Engineering Types of Irrigation Irrigation Sub Surface irrigation Sprinkler Irrigation Surface Irrigation Flooding Wild flooding Controlled flooding Free flooding Contour flooding Border strip flooding Check flooding Basin flooding Zig Zag flooding Contour Farming Furrow Method Contour farming 5/3/2022
  4. Surface Irrigation • Method where water is applied and distributed over the soil surface by gravity • Most common method of irrigation Advantages: • Minimum understanding is needed for operation and maintenance • Good for soil of low to medium infiltration capacity . 5/3/2022 https://www.geo.fu-berlin.de/
  5. Types of Surface Irrigation 1.Furrow Method • Conducted by creating small parallel channels in the direction of predominant slope • Water is applied at the top end of each furrow and the water flows by gravity Advantages • Evaporation loss is small • Furrow also serve as drainage • Permits the cultivation sooner after irrigation 5/3/2022 www.agefotostock.com
  6. Types of Surface Irrigation 2. Contour farming • Practice of filling sloped land along lines of consistent elevation • Conserves the rainwater and reduce soil losses from surface erosion Advantages • 1. Good control on irrigation water and application efficiency • 2. Wastage of water and soil erosion is reduced 5/3/2022 https://www.ucbmsh.org/
  7. Types of Surface Irrigation 3. Flooding • Ancient method of irrigating crops • The soil is kept submerged and thoroughly flooded with water Advantages • Runoff water can be utilized. • Low maintenance cost https://www.mississippi-crops.com/ 5/3/2022
  8. Types of flooding 1.Wild flooding • Water is spread or flooded into the field without control of water • Also known as uncontrolled flooding • Suitability • Suitable for inundation irrigation system, pastures and forage crops. https://dailycivil.com/ 5/3/2022
  9. Kathmandu University Department of Geomatics Engineering Types of flooding 2. Controlled flooding • Water is applied to the land in a controlled manner • Proper control in the flow and quantity of water • Sub-divided into six types  free flooding border flooding Check flooding  Basin flooding Contour laterals Zig-zag method 5/3/2022
  10. Types of controlled flooding http://technicaltheory.blogspot.com/ Contour Flooding https://www.yourarticlelibrary.com/ Free flooding 5/3/2022
  11. Controlled flooding contd. https://www.fao.org/ Border Strip flooding https://apps.who.int/ Check flooding 5/3/2022
  12. Controlled flooding contd. https://www.1001artificialplants.com/ https://www.brainkart.com/ Basin flooding Zig-zag flooding 5/3/2022
  13. Kathmandu University Department of Geomatics Engineering Sub-Surface Irrigation • water is applied beneath the land surface • moisture reaches the plant roots through capillary action The subsurface irrigation can be classified as: a) Natural subsurface irrigation • leakage water from sources of water such as streams, lakes, etc. • irrigation using capillarity action 5/3/2022
  14. Kathmandu University Department of Geomatics Engineering b) Artificial subsurface irrigation 5/3/2022 • Done by construction of series of ditches • Pipe distribution system is placed in the soil well below the surface • Depth of pipes should not be less than 40 cm • Evaporation loss is minimized • Highly costly while installing pipes and ditches Fig:- Artificial subsurface Irrigation
  15. Sprinkler Irrigation ● Sprinkler Irrigation is a method of applying irrigation water which is similar to natural rainfall. ● Water is distributed through a system of pipes usually by pumping. ● Water under pressure is carried and sprayed into the air above the crop through a system.
  16. Types of sprinkler irrigation system ● On the basis of the arrangement for spraying irrigation water , Sprinkler system are classified as: Rotating head system Perforated pipe system
  17. Uses of Sprinkler Irrigation ● industrial and agriculture usage. ● It is useful on uneven land where sufficient water is not available as well as sandy soil. ● Used for cooling and for the control of airborne dust
  18. Advantages of Irrigation: ● Increase in crop yield ● Economical Benefits
  19. Advantages of Irrigation: ● Rescue in dry years: Remove the deficiency in crops production caused due to inadequate rainfall During dry seasons. ● Improves soil fertility: Preserves the structure of topsoil and provide continuous moisture to the soil. ● Generating hydro electricity ● Increase value of land ● Lessen risk of catastrophic damage caused by drought
  20. Disadvantages of Irrigation 1. Water logging 2. Salinity and alkalinity of land 3. Ill aeration of soil 4. Pollution of underground water 5. Initial cost of some irrigation is high 5/3/2022
  21. Irrigation in Nepal • Public sector irrigation development in Nepal took place only in 1950s. Only two public sector irrigation systems were constructed before 1950. One is known as Chandra Nahar (Canal) which was constructed in 1923. The other is Judha Nahar which was constructed in 1940. • In late 1980s, the Ministry of Panchyat and Local Development (MPLD) supported irrigation component and Farm Irrigation Water Utilization Division (FIWUD) were merged with Department of Irrigation. 5/3/2022
  22. Irrigation in Nepal • Being geographically diverse, different irrigation systems are in practice in the context of Nepal. • Government of Nepal has formulated a policy to develop and amplify the use of different types of irrigation system like surface and subsurface irrigation system, lift irrigation system(new technology). • The irrigation potential of the country has been estimated at 2,177,800 ha, including some 412,000 ha which are not cultivated, mainly in the Terai area. This potential is mainly for surface irrigation. • But some 352,050 ha are potentially irrigable from groundwater in the Terai region(292,600 ha (83 %) from shallow tube-wells and 59,450 ha (17 %) from deep tube-wells (FAO 2009). 5/3/2022
  23. Irrigation in Nepal 5/3/2022 • In context of Nepal, Lift irrigation technology is new. It is used when there is water availability in lower elevation than the command area. • This scheme must accomplish two main tasks: first, to carry water by means of pumps or other ways, from the water source to the main delivery chamber or reservoir tank, which is situated at the top most point of the command area. The second task is to distribute the lifted water from reservoir to the field of the farmers by means of suitable and proper distribution networks.
  24. Kathmandu University Department of Geomatics Engineering Conclusion • Irrigation has been a powerful force in fostering development in many countries like Nepal • The gross value added in agriculture expected to increase by 2.6 percent and agricultural contribution remain 25.8 percent in current fiscal year 2020/21. • The production of paddy has increased by 1.3 percent in the current fiscal year • A total of 4,263 hectares of land has being irrigated through the addition of 952 small irrigation schemes. The scheme has provided irrigation facilities to 9,378.6 hectares of land. • Solar irrigation facility has extended to 62 places and has been providing irrigation facility to 279 hectares of land. 5/3/2022
  25. Kathmandu University Department of Geomatics Engineering Conclusion • By mid-March of fiscal year 2020/21, irrigation facilities are estimated to have reached to a total of 1,503,367 hectares of land including the added 15,508 hectares of irrigated land, which comprises 10,843 hectares surface and 4,665 hectares underground irrigation facilities • Sikta Irrigation Project, Rani Jamara Kulariya Irrigatio, Bheri Babai Diversion Multipurpose project, Mahakali Irrigation Project (III phase), Sunkoshi Marin Diversion Multipurpose Project, Babai Irrigation Project etc. 5/3/2022
  26. Kathmandu University Department of Geomatics Engineering Thank You!!! 5/3/2022
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