PAT | Using soil matric potential sensors for irrigation management
During the event, we will talk about: Water resource management through the use of granular matrix sensors to calculate Soil Matric Potential (PMS) in real time
Tag: water measurement
Irrigation management indicators | CAR - M2
During the training, we will be talking about: In this event we will address Module 2 (M2) of the virtual training: Administrative Irrigation Control (CAR). We will know some of the indicators of the quality of the
Reduced flow: an irrigation alternative | Webinar
During the Webinar, we will talk about: The generalities of irrigation with reduced flow as an alternative to gravity irrigation, in which low flow rates are applied per furrow. The characteristics,
Irrigation administrative control (CAR): What should I measure? | On-line.
Learning Objectives: At the end of the training, participants will be able to: Know the different methods of measuring water flow. Perform water flow measurement
Water: basic input for planning on a property, May 20, 2020
During the Webinar, we will talk about: Supply and demand for water in a venue. Importance of the hydrological balance in a property.
Water: basic input for planning on a property | Webinar
During the Webinar, we will talk about: Supply and demand of water on a property. Importance of the hydrological balance on a property. Go to registration page Presenter Fanny Hoyos. Agricultural Engineer,
Water in the soil, May 06, 2020
During the webinar, we will talk about: Basic concepts of soil-water relationship Storage and availability of water in soils cultivated with sugar cane Irrigation scheduling
Administrative control of irrigation, CAR
It is the measurement of the quality of irrigation management through practical indicators such as the volume of water used (m3/ha) and the performance of the hand of irrigation.
Water measurement
To control the allocation of water to the fields, capacity structures are used in which the available flow in the canal is measured.
Crop evapotranspiration
The water that is available in the soil is depleted by the consumption of plants (perspiration), by surface evaporation and by drainage.
