Development of non linear optimizaiton model for border irrigation system for wheat crop (triticum aestivum)

By:

Vishwakarma, Shweta

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2008Edition: Department of Soil and Water EngineerigDescription: 29CM;57LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.7 V84D

Summary: Nonlinear optimization model for wheat crop has been developed to manage the border irrigation system. The field experiment was conducted on border irrigated wheat crop on sandy loam soil having the soil slope as 0.2 %. The experiment had border length 63

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Nonlinear optimization model for wheat crop has been developed to manage the border irrigation system. The field experiment was conducted on border irrigated wheat crop on sandy loam soil having the soil slope as 0.2 %. The experiment had border length 63

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