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... Wet aggregate stability as a function of polyacrylamide applied with 8-mm water depth in Irrigation 1 and as a function of two subsequent 20-mm water-only irrigations.... increases in Te[r] ... See full document

... Applying polyacrylamide (PAM) with furrow irrigation water dramatically reduces soil erosion and frequently increases infiltration. We conducted three studies to determine if PAM control[r] ... See full document

... the sprinkler types under controlled conditions. All tests were conducted at the Northwest Irrigation and Soils Research Laboratory in Kimberly, ...2007, runoff and erosion ... See full document

... a control bare soil after simulated rainfalls on a 20% slope. Runoff rates were reduced by 67% on average when comparing the PAM treatments with the control, although a decrease in infiltration rates ... See full document

... Laboratory-scale furrow results compared with field test results highlighting the effect of molecular weight on the effectiveness of polyacrylamide, PAM, in controlling erosion-induced s[r] ... See full document

... in runoff declined over time for both application methods ...first runoff samples of the first and second rain events, respectively, with declines to around 6 mg L -1 at the ...cumulative runoff ... See full document

... Subsoiling in furrow or sprinkler irrigation and basin or reservoir tillage under sprinkler irrigation are examples of tillage operations that may take place in otherwise conventional sy[r] ... See full document

... Figure 1—WEPP-predicted versus measured runoff, infiltration, and soil loss for the upper quarter of the study 1 corn and bean fields used for WEPP-parameter calibration.. 1736 TRANSACTI[r] ... See full document

... an irrigation system arises which not only take cares of the water problem but also maintains the water level and proper functionality for the ...based irrigation system with moisture ...automatic ... See full document

... Erosion control is a complex, labor-intensive process that requires the implementation of complex measures: economic, organizational, agro technical, phytomeliorative and ...the erosion process is ... See full document

... In furrow irrigation, where downslope infiltration results in increasingly smaller downstream flows, (the opposite of rain induced rill erosion where streams increase as runoff accumulat[r] ... See full document

... runoff and sediment loss were measured and soil samples were collected. While measured properties differed among soils and irrigations, surfactants had no effect on runoff, sediment loss, splash loss, or ... See full document

... surface irrigation these things should be taken into consideration: ...Surface irrigation is the most old method and widely used because it’s simple, requires no ...from irrigation to ... See full document

... The decreasing concentration implies that, after a rapid initial increase in sediment transport, there is a net deposition (ie: deposition rate exceeds the erosion rate) and that sedimen[r] ... See full document

... Furrow irrigation- induced erosion in the PNW commonly removes 2-20 tons per acre of soil per year, with much of the erosion (3-8x the field averaged rate) occurring near the upper end o[r] ... See full document

... controlled runoff sediment and nutrient losses and did not require a large initial capital outlay as did the bur- ied lateral ...controlling runoff nutrient losses and was more costly up ...increased ... See full document

... waters. Polyacrylamide (PAM) has been demonstrated to reduce erosion and turbidity in runoff, but there is little information on the interactions between PAM properties and that of the water or ... See full document

... L Seasonal sediment losses per treatment per irrigation in furrow outflows in 1993 and 1994, as affected by PAM addition (P) or untreated water (C), normal (N) or high (H) flow rate, and[r] ... See full document

... It has been shown to effectively halt furrow irrigation erosion on a variety of western soils (Sojka and Lentz, 1996c), about half a ton of soil per ounce of PAM used in Idaho tests.. It[r] ... See full document

... The classification depends on whether the lateral pipe- line (including sprinklers), main pipeline, and pumping plant are movable or fixed.. Sprinkler systems may be more specifically cl[r] ... See full document