On-farm rainwater and crop management for improving productivity of rainfed areas

On-farm rainwater and crop management for improving productivity of rainfed areas
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农场雨水和作物管理可提高雨养地区的生产力

DOI:
10.1016/0378-3774(96)01247-4
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发表时间:
1996
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
J. Chaudhary
J. Chaudhary
中科院分区:
农林科学1区
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作者:
A. Rathore;A. Pal;R. Sahu;J. Chaudhary

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水资源短缺是印度中央邦东部传统雨养水稻种植区采用现代技术提高生产力的一个关键限制。缺水的原因是降雨分布不均、降雨事件与田间水损失之间存在巨大差距,而不是季节性或年度降雨总量偏低。缓解这一限制的一个可行策略是在雨季在农场池塘中收集多余的雨水,并通过采用合适的作物和耕作系统,在雨季(作为防止干旱)和旱季使用保存的水进行作物生产。一块 1.05 公顷的田地(其上使用 0.09 公顷的面积建造了一个农场池塘)的水平衡结果表明,28-37% 的季节性降雨可作为微集水区(0.66 公顷种植大豆、花生和木豆)的地表径流用于收集在池塘中。这足以使 0.30 公顷面积(田地下部)的水稻免受干旱胁迫,并足以在雨季作物收获后的雨季后种植鹰嘴豆和芥菜(0.90 公顷)。雨季在微流域种植的大豆、花生和木豆,在蒸散量(E)和深层渗滤(P)中分别利用了371-726、364-733和535-920毫米水。池塘下方种植的水稻在不同季节需要​​ 28-317 毫米的水,以保护作物免受季节性干旱胁迫,这种胁迫通常发生在营养和生殖阶段。不同季节水稻需水量(E,+P)为816~1342毫米。雨季大豆、花生和水稻后的剩余土壤湿度(172-203毫米)足以支持雨季后的鹰嘴豆和芥菜作物。然而,雨季作物收获后,土壤表层的水分流失很快(7-23毫米),因此需要少量灌溉(21-45毫米),以便在雨季后种植鹰嘴豆和芥菜。大豆芥菜、花生芥菜和花生鹰嘴豆的水分平衡结果与大豆鹰嘴豆种植几乎相同。同样,米芥菜的水平衡与通讯作者相同。变性土中的稻鹰嘴豆。大豆-芥菜和水稻-鹰嘴豆是农场池塘微流域和服务区的合适且经济的种植系统。
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