Three-Dimensional Infiltration and Trickle Irrigation

null Brent Clothier; null Dave Scotter; null Ewan Harper

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Three-Dimensional Infiltration and Trickle Irrigation

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1985 English Publisher:American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE)Journal:Transactions of the ASAE, volume 28, pages 497-501 (eissn: 2151-0059,

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Authors: null Brent Clothier; null Dave Scotter; null Ewan Harper;

doi: 10.13031/2013.32285

Three-Dimensional Infiltration and Trickle Irrigation

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ABSTRACT SHORT and long time theories of water movement during three-dimensional infiltration are tested both in the laboratory and the field. The utility of Wooding's (1968) theory of infiltration from a shallow, surface pond is demonstrated. Inefficiencies in trickle irrigation can in some cases result from surface free water accessing vented macropores and rapidly by-passing the root zone.

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