Irrigation Constraints
Irrigation Constraints is a technical construct in agricultural geography that denotes the limitations imposed on water delivery and distribution systems due to the spatial disconnection and subdivision of land parcels, thereby restricting the efficiency, timing, and uniformity of irrigation application in fragmented farming systems.
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Timothy J. Krupnik, Urs Schulthess, Zia Ahmed et al. · Land Use Policy · 2016 · 103 citations · Full text
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