다양한 토양의 물리적 특성과 작물에 따른 밭작물 관개용수량 산정
Estimation of Irrigation Water Amounts for Farm Products based on Various Soil Physical Properties and Crops
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Crop damages due to agricultural drought has been increased in recent years. In Korea, water resources are limited indicating that proper managementplans against agricultural drought are required for better water-use efficiency in agriculture. In this study, irrigation intervals and amounts for variouscrops and soil physical properties (sandy and silt loams) were estimated using the IWMM model. Five different crops (soybean, radish, potato, barley andmaize) at the Bangdong-ri site in Chuncheon were selected to test the IWMM model. IWMM assessed agricultural drought conditions using the soilmoisture deficit index (SMDI), and irrigation intervals and amounts were determined based on the degree of agricultural drought (SMDI). Additionally,we tested the effects of surface irrigation and sprinkler irrigation methods and various irrigation intervals of 2, 3, 5 and 7 days. In our findings, theirrigation intervals of 5 and 7 days showed the minimum rrigation amounts than others. When we considered that the intervals of 3 or 5 days are usuallypreferred to fields, the interval of 5 days was determined in our study. The estimated irrigation amounts for different crops were shown as maize > radish> barley > soybean > potato, respectively. The irrigation amounts for maize and barley were highly affected by soil properties, but other crops have lessdifferences. Also, small differences in irrigation amounts were shown between the surface and sprinkler irrigation methods. These might be due to thelack of consideration of water loss (e.g., evapotranspiration, infiltration, etc.) in IWMM indicating model structural uncertainties. Thus, possible waterloss (e.g., evapotranspiration, infiltration) need to be considered in application to fields. Overall, IWMM performed well in determining the irrigationintervals and amounts based on the degree of agricultural drought conditions (SMDI). Thus, the IWMM model can be useful for efficient agriculturalwater resources management in regions at where available water resources are limited.
Abstract
Crop damages due to agricultural drought has been increased in recent years. In Korea, water resources are limited indicating that proper managementplans against agricultural drought are required for better water-use efficiency in agriculture. In this study, irrigation intervals and amounts for variouscrops and soil physical properties (sandy and silt loams) were estimated using the IWMM model. Five different crops (soybean, radish, potato, barley andmaize) at the Bangdong-ri site in Chuncheon were selected to test the IWMM model. IWMM assessed agricultural drought conditions using the soilmoisture deficit index (SMDI), and irrigation intervals and amounts were determined based on the degree of agricultural drought (SMDI). Additionally,we tested the effects of surface irrigation and sprinkler irrigation methods and various irrigation intervals of 2, 3, 5 and 7 days. In our findings, theirrigation intervals of 5 and 7 days showed the minimum rrigation amounts than others. When we considered that the intervals of 3 or 5 days are usuallypreferred to fields, the interval of 5 days was determined in our study. The estimated irrigation amounts for different crops were shown as maize > radish> barley > soybean > potato, respectively. The irrigation amounts for maize and barley were highly affected by soil properties, but other crops have lessdifferences. Also, small differences in irrigation amounts were shown between the surface and sprinkler irrigation methods. These might be due to thelack of consideration of water loss (e.g., evapotranspiration, infiltration, etc.) in IWMM indicating model structural uncertainties. Thus, possible waterloss (e.g., evapotranspiration, infiltration) need to be considered in application to fields. Overall, IWMM performed well in determining the irrigationintervals and amounts based on the degree of agricultural drought conditions (SMDI). Thus, the IWMM model can be useful for efficient agriculturalwater resources management in regions at where available water resources are limited.
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