ARS Project: Developing Sustainable Cropping Systems to Improve Water Productivity and Protect Water and Soil Quality in Irrigated Agriculture (422688)

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Research Project: Developing Sustainable Cropping Systems to Improve Water Productivity and Protect Water and Soil Quality in Irrigated Agriculture

Location: Water Management Research

Publications (Clicking on the reprint icon will take you to the publication reprint.)

Management of postharvest deficit irrigation of peach trees using infrared canopy temperature - (Peer Reviewed Journal)

(15-Apr-13)

Fate and movement of selenium from drainage sediments disposed onto soil with and without vegetation - (Peer Reviewed Journal)

(01-Apr-13)

The San Joaquin Valley: 20 years later - (Proceedings)

(15-Mar-13)

Satellite-based assessment of water requirement for biofuel feedstock production in Maui, Hawaii - (Abstract Only)

(03-Oct-12)

Divergence of reference and measured evapotranspiration observations in Sugarcane in Hawaii, USA - (Abstract Only)

(03-Oct-12)

Project Team

	Ayars, James - Jim
	Banuelos, Gary
	Gao, Suduan
	Wang, Dong
	Makus, Donald
	Gerik, James - Jim

Project Annual Reports

	FY 2012

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	Publications

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Last Modified: 05/22/2013

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