2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00271-012-0326-4
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Analysis of water application costs with a centre pivot system for irrigation of crops in Spain

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“…As a consequence of the factors mentioned above, in addition to non‐irrigation‐related costs and amortizations, the net land productivity (LP n ) for alfalfa is 21% higher in the study areas of Aragon (Trillo, ; MAGRAMA, , ; Montero et al ., ) than those located in Utah (Scherer, ; O'Brien et al ., ; Utah Agricultural Statistics‐Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. National Agricultural Statistics Service (UDAF‐NASS), 2013; Utah State University Cooperative Extension (USU), ), on average.…”
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“…As a consequence of the factors mentioned above, in addition to non‐irrigation‐related costs and amortizations, the net land productivity (LP n ) for alfalfa is 21% higher in the study areas of Aragon (Trillo, ; MAGRAMA, , ; Montero et al ., ) than those located in Utah (Scherer, ; O'Brien et al ., ; Utah Agricultural Statistics‐Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. National Agricultural Statistics Service (UDAF‐NASS), 2013; Utah State University Cooperative Extension (USU), ), on average.…”
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“…These decisions are made to maximize their net incomes (Luquet et al, 2005). In this regard, irrigation uniformity plays a relevant role in investment and operational costs of centre pivots and, hence, in farmers' profits (Montero et al, 2013). However, social factors such as education, social status, water governance or cultural context, among others, also affect these decisions (Leeuwis and Van den Ban, 2004).…”
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“…El paso del riego por gravedad a riego por goteo y/o aspersión genera impactos inmediatos de mayor productividad y menor consumo de agua por unidad de tierra. Esto permite, a su vez, expandir las áreas irrigadas con la misma cantidad de agua y, por ende, es una forma indirecta de incrementar el riego ( Montero et al, 2013;Palada y Bhattarai, 2012;Rodrigues et al, 2009). .…”
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“…Las grandes ventajas del pivote central como sistema de riego, han despertado el interés entre los productores agrícolas, no solo por el menor costo de inversión por hectárea regada (a mayor longitud del equipo), sino también por otras características como su versatilidad para ser utilizado en diferentes condiciones de suelo, clima y cultivo, alto grado de automatización, posibilidad de aplicar cargas diferenciadas de agua de acuerdo a las necesidades reales del cultivo, inyección de agroquímicos y la uniformidad de aplicación del agua, la cual será alta cuando el diseño del equipo en fábrica, montaje en el terreno y operación, se ajusten a las características de la explotación y demanda hídrica del cultivo según sea su etapa de desarrollo (Montero et al, 2013).…”
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“…The great advantages of the central pivot as an irrigation system have aroused interest among agricultural producers, not only because of the lower investment cost per hectare irrigated (to a greater length of equipment), but also because of other characteristics such as their versatility to be used In different soil, climate and crop conditions, high degree of automation, the possibility of applying different loads of water according to the actual needs of the crop, injection of agrochemicals and the uniformity of application of the water, which will be high when the design of the equipment in the factory, field assembly and operation, are adjusted to the characteristics of the exploitation and water demand of the crop according to its stage of development (Montero et al, 2013).…”
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confidence: 99%