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    236). There can be many benefits towards a drip irrigation system. Some of these benefits may include the increase of a more healthier adaptable system towards the environment, which may help with improvements and the growth of the land by applying smaller amounts of water over a longer amount of time. This helps extend the watering time for plants in order to prevent soil erosion. If the irrigation needs have to be changed a drip irrigation system is very easy to modify and adjust to grazers and farmers. This type of system only delivers water when its needed to be given. When plant and land conditions get moist, this can help against the fight of funfal diseases to control the spread of disease. As well Many soil conservation policies, practices and other forms of educational programs have been sought to be very resourceful towards the fight against soil degradation in the United States. (Withgott, J., & Laposata, M, Fifth ed., p. 239). As technology grows and times goes on, it 's a good thing to invest in newer irrigation tools and methods that may be more beneficial to the environment in order to provide a safer way and quicker way to provide against the conflict of soil erosion and…

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    Diagnosing The Most Common Sprinkler Problems Sprinkler systems are a great way to irrigate your lawn and give it the water it needs to look beautiful and healthy. Unfortunately, these systems often suffer from a wide range of problems. If you're having issues with your sprinkler system, check for these common problems. The Pressure is Wrong One of the most important aspects of your sprinkler system is the water pressure. If it is too low, you won't get enough water coming out, but if it is too…

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    moisture sensor is an integral aspect of the various precise irrigation techniques. This project focuses soil moisture sensor which can be implemented in a large array spreading throughout an irrigated field. Soil conductivity depends on the moisture content around the probes. This is particularly useful for monitoring moisture levels around roots of crops planted in an organized manner. The network architecture allows real time monitoring. A microcontroller is used to scan the array of sensors…

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    Crop Irrigation uses an area 's water resources to grow the particular commodity this has obvious consequences depending on the method they choose. Degradation of irrigated land includes salinization, alkalization, water logging, and soil acidification. Ecological degradation occurs as farmers will often pull from accessible sources of water like lakes, rivers, and streams. This will reduce the natural quantity of water systems or deprive the areas downstream. Finally, groundwater depletion…

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    Agriculture covers thirty-eight percent of Earth’s land surface, but the land has continually been turned into cropland as the world’s population steadily increases (Brennan, Withgott pg. 225). Food is a necessity to human survival, however, agriculture, specifically industrial agriculture has caused multiple environmental impacts. Compared to the other land uses, agriculture causes the most harm to the planet due to the use of inorganic fertilizers, machinery, irrigation, pesticides,…

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    While many people focus on saving water by turning off the sink while you brush your teeth and taking shorter showers, the focus is shifted away from how much water irrigation and other agriculture techniques use. Today developed countries have started to try and conserved water through various methods and inventions such as, water saving toilets, sinks, and showers. One of the major areas that we do not think of water waste is agriculture, one of the biggest uses for freshwater in the world.…

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    amount of irrigation water use. Studying the effects and potential uses of antitranspirants (ATs) in plant growth showed particular…

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    production is in the San Joaquin Valley and Central Coast district, where drought conditions are at exceptional levels. Vegetable levels, however, were not affected that much because impacts of the extended drought on production have been mitigated by irrigation. Despite the ongoing drought and water shortages in California, where about fourty percent of U.S. vegetables and pulses are grown, the total U.S. output volume rose five percent throughout the drought period. Even though the vegetable…

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    At the first round, we generated sophisticated and creative idea that might sound impossible to implement. We did the second round to find a better idea. Finally we agreed about bottle that was used as a dripping irrigation system. Based on research, dripping irrigation system has been being used since long time ago by Israeli farmers. It can save water and more effective to produce plants. We combined it with technology that could make it more efficient. For me, it was a very challenging phase.…

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    imminent. Typhoid, Hepatitis A and E, Cholera and Scabies are just a few diseases that are common results of consuming or bathing in contaminated water sources. These water borne diseases are solely transmitted by an infectious agent, making them non-transmissable from person-to-person, and therefore a lifestyle disease that is the product of one’s environment. This proves that depleting water resources means that more people will turn to inadequate and contaminated sources of water that can…

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