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    Determining the optimal irrigation strategy for rotational grazing systems

    Birendra, K C.; Mohssen, Magdy A. W.; Chau, Henry; Curtis, A.; Cuenca, R. H.; Bright, J.; Srinivasan, M. S.; Cameron, Keith C.
    Abstract
    The soil moisture content start and stop points (the irrigation trigger points), for rotationally grazed pasture are often ambiguous and imprecise. A water balance model, IrriCalc, was used to analyse the impacts of different soil moisture triggers upon the irrigation required and subsequent drainage losses over a long-term period to investigate optimal irrigation ranges within the soil water holding capacity.
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    irrigation; drainage; IrriCalc; threshold soil moisture content; rotationally grazed pasture; optimal irrigation range; New Zealand
    Date
    2016-11
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    Conference Contribution - published (Conference Paper)
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