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Study:
Research Objectives:
2. Compare model predictions of soil water with measured soil water. 3. Compare changes in pod zone moisture and temperature during dewatering of the root zone. 4. Measure changes in water content by depth following infiltration of irrigated water. To determine "recoverable" water. 5. Measure in-situ hydraulic conductivity with the Guelph permeameter, and ponded infiltration with the saturated and unsaturated infiltrometer. Basic Crop Management: PLANTED - 04 May 1988 (rows 0.9m apart, seed placed 5 cm deep and 5-7.5 cm apart); HARVEST - 27 Sep 1988; TILLAGE - Moldboard Plow (30 cm deep plus smoothing and bed shaping), wheel traffic controlled at 1.2 m centers; FERTILIZATION - Typical Extension Recommended Rate; WEED & PEST CONTROL: Typical Extension Recommendations. |
Observations and data sets for individual treatments (crop years) follow: |
Treatment 1:
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For more information on the study and its interpretation contact: | |
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Dr. Jim Hook
Professor, Soil and Water Management Crop and Soil Sciences Department and NESPAL The University of Georgia, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences P.O. Box 748, Tifton, GA 31793-0748 e-mail: jimhook@tifton.cpes.peachnet.edu |
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Page developed by James E. Hook, Amanda Richards, and Linsey Forlow. |
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