Types of irrigation practices

Answer 1

1. To drop best chemical from grown up of farm productivity.

2. Timely filling the water in early morning ..

3. put the seeds in a proper distance....

4. use the raw product of animals like cow and buffalow.

5. Very much care is needing during first grow of crops.

6. others

Answer 2

The three common types of irrigation sprinklers are sprays, rotors (impact or gear drive), and multi-stream rotators.

Spray heads and nozzles are the least water efficient of the traditional sprinklers since they are susceptible to wind drift. However, installation is very cost effective for small areas with low-height plant cover.

Rotors and multi-stream rotators increase water stream and droplet size, and so apply water more efficiently than sprays. Installation is very cost effective for medium and large areas. An advantage of multi-streams over rotors is that they are adaptable to small and irregularly shaped areas like parking stips.

Drip irrigation (low-flow emission of water close to the plant's root zone) is an increasingly popular replacement for traditional sprinklers because, when designed well, it delivers the highest water efficiency.

Answer 3

It depends on the area of the world you are in. In villages in the American South West as system of irrigation ditches called Acequias are used.

Answer 4

1. types of irrigation are:-

• tube wells
• wells
• tanks
• canals
• some multipurpose power project