Relationships between irrigation systems, crop patterns and land sizes of farmers in coastal areas in terms of agricultural water management

Population growth and climate change require efficient use of water resources per unit area. In this study, the relationships between irrigation systems, land sizes crop patterns farmers in coastal areas were determined to provide useful information for better agricultural management. A survey study was conducted with 170 using stratified sampling method. The relationship varieties, methods by log-linear model. middle-aged an average 6.5 years education. size is 62 acres. Red pepper, watermelon corn are most commonly grown crops region. effects both economically profitable important conservation ideal vegetable plant growth. Therefore, government incentives should encourage drip method regionvariety*irrigation variety*land interactions significant (p<0.05), while effect size*irrigation not statistically (p>0.05). probability 7.50 (e2,015) times higher than sprinkler Drip is.
 Key words: Agriculture, Coastal Areas, Irrigation System, LogLinear, Water Management