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  1. Irrigated Agriculture
    1. Irrigation System Selection and Design Guidelines
      1. Step 1 - What do I want to achieve?
      2. Step 2 - What are my farm's features and constraints?
      3. Step 3 - What irrigation options should I consider?
      4. Step 4 - What needs to be considered in my design and management, and what will it cost?
      5. Step 5 - What option best meets my goals?
      6. Irrigation Water Use Efficiency Benchmarking
      7. Publications
      8. Irrigation Technology
      9. Maize Water Use Efficiency
      10. Sustainable Irrigation Program Research and Development Project Factsheets

4.1.4 - How should I manage a border-check irrigation system?

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The management of a border-check irrigation system is critical to get the maximum productivity from the pasture. There are several management issues that you need to be aware of:

4.1.4.1 - What flow rates should I use?
4.1.4.2 - When should I irrigate?
4.1.4.3 - How much should I apply, or how long do I run water onto the bay for?
4.1.4.4 - How should I manage the drainage reuse system?
4.1.4.5 - How should I maintain my irrigation system?


References

Target 10 (external link) Irrigation and Drainage Reference Manual (Mulcahy and Schroen, 1993) (external link).

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