Q1: Determine volume of water required to irrigate a field of 40 hectare during the period from April to August if the annual is about |(1000 mm) and the percentage of consumptive use for each month as given in table below: Month April May June July August 18 % of Cu 9 9 13 18 ER (cm) If water application efficiency is 48%, and conveyance losses were 0.8 1.2 3.5 3.0 2.0 estimated to be 20%.

Q1: Determine volume of water required to irrigate a field of 40 hectare during the period from April to August if the annual is about |(1000 mm) and the percentage of consumptive use for each month as given in table below: Month April May June July August 18 % of Cu 9 9 13 18 ER (cm) If water application efficiency is 48%, and conveyance losses were 0.8 1.2 3.5 3.0 2.0 estimated to be 20%.

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