For irrigation managers with limited water resources, irrigation management decisions begin
well before theirrigation season. Irrigation managers with limited water supplies from …

The USA's west‐central Great Plains is a semiarid region with irrigation largely from the
Ogallala aquifer, which has experienced extensive water‐level declines. Farmers respond to …

Irrigators with limited water supplies that lead to deficit irrigation management need to make
decisions about crop selection, water allocations to each crop, and irrigation schedules …

Water levels in the Ogallala aquifer are declining, and with the resultant decrease in water
capacity of wells, irrigators face difficulty in meeting crop water needs. Off‐season irrigation …

The goal in High Plains agriculture is to use water most effectively in production systems to
generate crop yield. To achieve this goal, we must use effective means to capture and store …

Crop simulation models are recognized for their heuristic value by many teachers and used
as a representation of crop functioning in crop physiology and agronomy courses. The …

ABSTRACT Soil Water Balance (SWB) is a mechanistic, generic crop irrigation scheduling
model, making use of weather, soil, and crop databases to simulate crop growth and the soil …

Irrigators in many countries with dwindling water supplies face the prospect that they will not
be able to fully irrigate their crops. In these cases, they still need to schedule their water …

Irrigators are facing challenges with declining well yields or reduced allocations from water
districts. To make reductions in water use, irrigators are considering shifts in cropping …

This paper will focus on a discussion of considerations and then some wastewater reuse
projects which have failed, required significant changes to be successful or have …