2018
DOI: 10.31142/ijtsrd12888
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Smart Drip Irrigation System

Abstract: Water is an essential thing for crops and plants in agriculture. In traditional agriculture systems are take large amount of time to watering the crops lands and also have a lots of water wastes. Avoiding these problems drip irrigation systems are introduced. Drip irrigation technique is the best and efficient technique to supply the water to plants/crops in effective manner. In our IoT based smart and automatic drip irrigation system is solve the problems in existing systems and also provide the many features… Show more

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“…Figure (2) shows the effect of the irrigation system and irrigation levels on the average head circumference of the lettuce plant, where it is noted that there are significant differences in the average head circumference as a result of the effect of the irrigation system Subsurface drip irrigation was superior to SS1 plant drip line by giving the highest average head circumference of 57.27 cm with an increase of 13.97% compared to SI furrows irrigation system, where the lowest average head circumference was 50.25 cm. Irrigation level I5 treatment also gave the highest value, as it reached 62.35 cm, and the lowest value at I1 level amounted to 40.92 cm, with an increased rate of 52.37, 34.61, 12.95 and 3.11% compared to treatments I1, I2, I3, and I4, respectively.…”
Section: Head Circumference (Cm)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Figure (2) shows the effect of the irrigation system and irrigation levels on the average head circumference of the lettuce plant, where it is noted that there are significant differences in the average head circumference as a result of the effect of the irrigation system Subsurface drip irrigation was superior to SS1 plant drip line by giving the highest average head circumference of 57.27 cm with an increase of 13.97% compared to SI furrows irrigation system, where the lowest average head circumference was 50.25 cm. Irrigation level I5 treatment also gave the highest value, as it reached 62.35 cm, and the lowest value at I1 level amounted to 40.92 cm, with an increased rate of 52.37, 34.61, 12.95 and 3.11% compared to treatments I1, I2, I3, and I4, respectively.…”
Section: Head Circumference (Cm)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Irrigation of 100% ETc produced the highest yield of lettuce, followed by 80% ETc. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12] The actual water consumption requirements of a lettuce crop were determined according to evapotranspiration (ETc), estimated from potential evapotranspiration (ETo), as different irrigation levels significantly affected the lettuce yield and its components. Irrigation levels as high as 100%…”
Section: Head Circumference (Cm)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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