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Irrigation Water Management 77 Figure 2. Precipitation (rainfall; vertical gray lines) effect on soil tension; section 3 is tension reading in one field and section 4 is reading from an adjacent field. The graph shows that section 4 is drier than section 3 as indicated by the higher tension readings at any given time. (PDF) Water management challenges at Mushandike irrigation ... Irrigation Water Management Training Manual No 2strengthened with four water resources management officers and a number of on-going programmes have been developed to provide this support. One of these programmes is the publishing of a new regional edition of the irrigation manual in support of the on-going national training programmes within several countries in the sub-region and to. Extension — Agricultural Crop Water Use 3 Irrigation Water Management Training Manual, no. 3. management practices on the soil water balance and plant growth, and no irrigation), and three mulching practices (no mulching, organic (OML) and syn- 2.2 The green and blue water footprint
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