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A tube well is a device that extracts water from underground using electricity diesel or petrol .
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Why digging of large number of tubewells is restricted in urban areas?
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WHAT are the disadvantages of using a tubewells?
Disadvantage of a tube well: -It is not possible where water-table is low. -If the groundwater is brackish then irrigation is not possible.
How did the spread of electricity help the farmers of palampur?
the spread of electricity helped farmers in palampur to run tubewells ,pumps set for irrigation of field
What are the modern methods of irrigation in different states of India?
There are several irrigation methods-Sprinkler irrigationDrip IrrigationIrrigation through tubewells and motors etc.
How did the spread of electricity help farmers in palampur?
the spread of electricity helped farmers in palampur to run tubewells ,pumps set for irrigation of field
What should be the minimum distance between two tube wells?
There is no exact figure that can represent the distance between two tubewells. It depends upon the underground formation if two tubewells drilled at a distance of 100ft. and both sharing the same low water bearing aquifer then the discharge of one will effect the discharge of the other well. Distance should be as far as it could be, atleast more then 400ft. (minimum side) Farhan
What is the working capital required by the farmer using modern farming?
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What is the difference between well and tubewell?
The difference between a well and tubewell are the amounts of water they supply. Wells can supply any amount to certain locations like crops. Tubewells involve pumping ground water in specifically measured amounts.
What has the author Fazlul Bari written?
Fazlul Bari has written: 'Small efforts by small farmers' -- subject(s): Small Farmers Development Project (Bangladesh) 'Causes and effects of late operations of pumps and tubewells in Comilla Kotwali Thana, 1973-74' -- subject(s): Irrigation 'Farmers' training program at Comilla' -- subject(s): Training of, Farmers
What has the author Muhammad Aslam Chaudhry written?
Muhammad Aslam Chaudhry has written: 'Privatization of scarp tubewells' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of Wells, Privatization, Wells 'Economics of past and prospective O & M investments in the canal irrigation system in Pakistan's Punjab' -- subject(s): Capital investments, Costs, Economic aspects of Irrigation canals and flumes, Irrigation canals and flumes, Maintenance and repair
Why was there a big demand for tube wells after 1960?
Between 1960 and 1970 about 16000 tube wells were installed each year. This large increase in the demand for tube wells led to the growth of the small scale engineering industry. by adeel ahmed prep 1 the city school
What are the advantages of tubewells?
advantageous1.a large amount of under ground water is available2.tube wells are deep they are use dfull in dry period or season3.these can be irrigated a larger area and the water is not pollutted4.large amount of water can be pulled in short while5.no manual labour is required6.tube well can be used only when required and the amount can be regulate
