Agricultural Water Management

1976 - 2025

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Volume 7, issue 4, 1983

Seasonal variations in nitrate leaching in structured clay soils under mixed land use pp. 391-410

R. E. White, S. R. Wellings and J. P. Bell

Seepage from Lake Burullus into the reclaimed Mansour and Zawia polder area pp. 411-424

J. H. Boumans and A. M. Mashali

Effect of drainage conditions on winter wheat production pp. 425-438

E. Busoni, P. Kowalik and G. Sanesi

Response of tall fescue to irrigation water salinity, leaching fraction, and irrigation frequency pp. 439-456

Glenn J. Hoffman, Jack A. Jobes and William J. Alves

Yield and quality of furrow and trickle irrigated hop (Humulus lupulus L.) in Washington State pp. 457-470

Robert L. Wample and Steven L. Farrar

Volume 7, issue 1-3, 1983

Preface pp. vii-viii

John F. Stone and Wayne O. Willis

Introduction to Part 1: Weather modification pp. 1-viii

James W. Schuelein

Augmentation of rainfall from summer cumulus clouds pp. 3-14

A. S. Dennis

Society's involvement in planned weather modification pp. 15-21

Stanley A. Changnon

Utilization and assessment of operational weather modification programs for augmenting precipitation pp. 23-35

Lewis O. Grant

Considerations in the development of a state operational weather modification plan pp. 37-52

James W. Schuelein, Harold L. Springer, Michael E. Mathis, Randal A. Zipser and D. Ray Booker

Introduction to Part 2: Soil, plant and atmosphere effects pp. 53-52

Blaine L. Blad

Increasing atmospheric CO2: effects on crop yield, water use and climate pp. 55-72

B. A. Kimball and S. B. Idso

Potential for plant environment modification pp. 73-88

Billy J. Barfield and John M. Norman

Soil management for semiarid regions pp. 89-114

W. E. Larson, J. B. Swan and M. J. Shaffer

Farm management and the function of field crop root systems pp. 115-141

Betty Klepper, R. W. Rickman and H. M. Taylor

Principles of water management under drought conditions pp. 143-155

W. R. Gardner and H. R. Gardner

Irrigation in the Great Plains pp. 157-178

E. T. Kanemasu, J. L. Steiner, A. W. Biere, F. D. Worman and J. F. Stone

Introduction to Part 3: Plant breeding and genetics pp. 179-178

James R. Welsh

Drought resistance and wheat breeding pp. 181-194

John W. Schmidt

Genetic and physiological relationships in plant breeding for drought resistance pp. 195-205

A. Blum

Drought tolerant sorghum and cotton germplasm pp. 207-222

D. T. Rosenow, J. E. Quisenberry, C. W. Wendt and L. E. Clark

Drought tolerance in US maize pp. 223-236

Stanley D. Jensen and Anthony J. Cavalieri

Introduction to Part 4: Physiology of stress pp. 237-236

Wayne R. Jordan

Subcellular mechanisms of plant response to low water potential pp. 239-248

John S. Boyer

Photosynthetic activity during stress pp. 249-263

Daniel R. Krieg

Roots and drought resistance pp. 265-280

J. B. Passioura

Strategies for crop improvement for drought-prone regions pp. 281-299

W. R. Jordan, W. A. Dugas and P. J. Shouse

Introduction to Part 5: Remote sensing of plant stress and water use pp. 301-299

James L. Heilman

Drought detection and quantification by reflectance and thermal responses pp. 303-321

C. L. Wiegand, P. R. Nixon and R. D. Jackson

Remote monitoring of rangeland production pp. 323-340

Eugene L. Maxwell

Estimation of evapotranspiration at one time-of-day using remotely sensed surface temperatures pp. 341-350

J. L. Hatfield, A. Perrier and R. D. Jackson

Estimation of daily evapotranspiration from one time-of-day measurements pp. 351-362

R. D. Jackson, J. L. Hatfield, R. J. Reginato, S. B. Idso and P. J. Pinter

Infrared remote sensing for monitoring rainfall pp. 363-378

D. G. Moore, J. C. Harlan, J. L. Heilman, D. O. Ohlen and W. D. Rosenthal

Integrating passive microwave measurements with a soil moisture/heat flow model pp. 379-389

R. W. Newton, J. L. Heilman and C. H. M. Van Bavel

Volume 6, issue 4, 1983

An electrical analogue to design subirrigation systems pp. 321-333

F. Homma

Choosing optimal design depth for surface irrigation systems pp. 335-349

J. Mohan Reddy and Wayne Clyma

Water use by alfalfa, maize, and barley as influenced by available soil water pp. 351-363

A. S. Abdul-Jabbar, T. W. Sammis, D. G. Lugg, C. E. Kallsen and D. Smeal

Wheat root growth, grain yield and water uptake as influenced by soil water regime and depth of nitrogen placement in a loamy sand soil pp. 365-373

B. R. Sharma and T. N. Chaudhary

Effect of grass mulching on growth and yield of legumes pp. 375-383

J. P. Gupta and G. N. Gupta

Infrared thermometry: A remote sensing technique for predicting yield in water-stressed cotton pp. 385-395

P. J. Pinter, K. E. Fry, G. Guinn and J. R. Mauney

Probability of waterlogging estimated from historical rainfall records pp. 397-401

C. W. Dennis and J. Grindley

A preliminary study on scheduling irrigation with can evaporimeters pp. 403-407

M. Govind Reddy, Y. Yogeswara Rao, K. Subba Rao and K. Ramaseshaiah

Hydraulic modeling: J.J. Sharp. The Butterworth Group, London-Boston-Sydney-Wellington-Durban-Toronto, 1981. 242 pp., illustrated, [pound sign] 20.00, US $ 53.95 pp. 409-410

F. Kastanek

Ground-water models: Volume I, concepts, problems and methods of analysis with examples of their application. J.D. Bredehoeft et al. UNESCO Press, France, 1982. 235 pp. Studies and reports in hydrology No. 34. 70.00 FF. ISBN 92-3-102006-4 pp. 410-411

E. G. Youngs

Seepage and groundwater: Developments in water science, 13. M.A. Marino and J.N. Luthin. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1982. xvi + 490 pp., Dfl. 250. ISBN 0-444-41975-6 pp. 411-412

P. Widmoser

Application of results from representative and experimental basins: Studies and reports in hydrology, 32. Report prepared by the working group on representative and experimental basins. Project 4.1 under the chairmanship of D.N. Body. UNESCO Press, France, 1982. 479 pp., 60.00 FF pp. 412-414

G. Kienitz

On rational grounds. Systems analysis in catchment land use planning: Developments in landscape management and urban planning, 4. David Bennett and John F. Thomas (editors). Elsevier, Dfl. 190.00/US$ 88.25. ISBN 0-444-42056-8 pp. 414-416

P. M. Fleming

Volume 6, issue 2-3, 1983

Preface pp. 91-92

J. Bouma and J. P. Bell

Analyzing field-measured soil-water properties pp. 93-109

D. R. Nielsen, Patricia M. Tillotson and S. R. Vieira

Spatial variation in soil and the role of kriging pp. 111-122

R. Webster and T. M. Burgess

Problems of superimposed effects in the statistical study of the spatial variation of soil pp. 123-143

P. A. Burrough

Soil physical theory and heterogeneity pp. 145-159

E. G. Youngs

Implications of some analytical solutions for drainage of soil water pp. 161-175

P. A. C. Raats

Use of soil survey data to select measurement techniques for hydraulic conductivity pp. 177-190

J. Bouma

A heuristic model of soil water regimes in clay soils in the presence of mole drainage pp. 191-201

A. C. Armstrong

Heterogeneity and representativity of sampling in the study of soil microstructure by the mercury intrusion method pp. 203-211

O. G. Cogels

Spatial variability of physical soil properties influencing the temperature of the soil surface pp. 213-226

H. F. M. ten Berge, L. Stroosnijder, P. A. Burrough, A. K. Bregt and M. J. de Heus

Description of nitrogen movement in the presence of spatially variable soil hydraulic properties pp. 227-242

R. J. Wagenet and Bhaskar K. Rao

The variability of recharge of the English Chalk aquifer pp. 243-253

S. R. Wellings and J. D. Cooper

Regional variability of soil characteristics for flood and low flow estimation pp. 255-268

A. Gustard

Regional field study of the spatial variability of selected soil physical properties pp. 269-276

A. G. Hornsby, J. M. Davidson, D. K. Cassel and R. R. Bruce

Scaling soil microhydrologic properties of Lakeland and Konawa soils using similar media concepts pp. 277-290

P. S. C. Rao, R. E. Jessup, A. C. Hornsby, D. K. Cassel and W. A. Pollans

Spatial variation of hydraulic conductivity of deeply weathered soils in Western Australia pp. 291-296

A. J. Peck

The meteorological office rainfall and evaporation calculation system -- MORECS pp. 297-306

M. Field

A comparison of measured soil moisture deficits with those estimated by the meteorological office system, MORECS: A brief report pp. 307-316

Catriona M. K. Gardner

Volume 6, issue 1, 1983

Leaching requirement for salinity control III. Barley, cowpea, and celery pp. 1-14

G. J. Hoffman and J. A. Jobes

Effect of mixed cation solutions on hydraulic soil properties pp. 15-25

R. S. Siyag, R. Pal, S. R. Poonia and T. C. Baruah

Functioning of mole drains in a clay soil pp. 27-30

M. J. Goss, G. L. Harris and K. R. Howse

Effect of small irrigation amounts on the yield of wheat pp. 31-41

P. R. Gajri and S. S. Prihar

Crop water requirements for rainfed and irrigated grain corn in China pp. 43-64

W. H. Terjung, H-Y. Ji, J. T. Hayes, P. A. O'Rourke and P. E. Todhunter

A comparison of the Priestley-Taylor and Penman methods for estimating reference crop evapotranspiration in tropical countries pp. 65-77

H. Gunston and C. H. Batchelor

Irrigation scheduling for water and energy conservation in the 80's: Proceedings, irrigation scheduling conference, Chicago, Illinois, Dec. 14-15, 1981. ASAE publication 23-31, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 1981. 231 pp., US$19.50. ISBN pp. 79-80

G. V. Skogerboe

Soil water assessment by the neutron method: E.L. Greacen (editor). CSIRO, East Melbourne, Vict., Australia. 140 pp. $12.00 pp. 79-77

J. Wesseling

Proceedings of symposium on paddy soil: Edited by Institute of Soil Science, Academia Sinica. Science Press, Beijung and Springer Verlag, Berlin/Heidelberg/New York, 1981. x + 864 pp., [pound sign]32.30/US$54.50. ISBN 3-540-10900-5 pp. 81-82

D. A. Rose