6. The soil moisture at field capacity is 27.2% and the moisture content at the time of irrigating is 19.0%. The As is 1.3 and the depth of soil to be wetted is 1.0 m. a. How many ha-mm ha' of water must be applied? b. How long will it take to irrigate the 5 ha with 115 li sec' stream?

6. The soil moisture at field capacity is 27.2% and the moisture content at the time of irrigating is 19.0%. The As is 1.3 and the depth of soil to be wetted is 1.0 m. a. How many ha-mm ha' of water must be applied? b. How long will it take to irrigate the 5 ha with 115 li sec' stream?

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