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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

Step 2 - What are my farm's features and constraints?

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This step helps you understand the current status of your farm’s irrigation system and will enable you to identify opportunities and constraints for improvements. It will allow you to consider your options for improvements. There are 3 questions that you need to consider:

2.1 - What is my current irrigation system?
2.2 - What are my farm’s features and constraints?
2.3 - How well is my current irrigation system performing?		Photo: Montage level 2
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