Abstract: The disposal of saline drainage wastewater in agricultural fields, mainly in arid and semiarid regions, is a problem that has plagued farmers, researchers, and decision‐makers. The problem has received increased attention ...

Abstract: Irrigation machines are becoming popular as a means of solving the problem of water and labor shortage in irrigation. Irrigation efficiency is also improved by the implementation of irrigation machines. A universal nomogram ...

Abstract: Extensive efforts are being undertaken to improve effluent use in arid zones with alkaline soils. This type of soil (loess) is mainly found in the southern parts of Israel with a relatively large amount of water loss due ...

Abstract: A nonlinear decision‐control model for real‐time operation of a dual‐purpose water system for electrical energy generation and irrigation is presented. Maximal return depends on the implemented flow‐rate forecasting method ...

Abstract: The results of outdoor experiments with three different duckweed species grown in miniponds may prove to be highly competitive in comparison with those of existing secondary treatment methods. The duckweed biomass, with a ...

Abstract: A management model for optimal operation and control of a regional water system is developed and evaluated. The system consists of numerous water sources with various qualities and consumers with differing flow rates and ...

Abstract: Field crops such as cotton, wheat, corn, and peas have been irrigated with treated domestic effluent for five years by a subsurface trickle system. For four years the experiments were conducted in the same field without ...

Abstract: The contamination of turfgrass by bacteriophages MS-2 and PRD-1 was assessed in the field under sprinkler irrigation (SI) and subsurface drip irrigation (SDI). No contamination of turfgrass by MS-2 was observed using SDI ...