the world is facing severe challenges in meeting the rapidly growing demand for water resources. in addition,irrigation water which is the largest use of water in most developing countries and arid and semi arid regions, will likelyhave to be diverted increasingly to meet the needs of the households in urban areas and industry sectors whilst remaining aprime engine of agricultural growth. a lin...

In order to assess the technical and economic efficiency of conventional farm businesses a variety of management techniques have been developed. These include gross and net margin analysis and full cost accounting. This paper reviews their effectiveness in organic farming systems and finds that all of the techniques can be useful in helping to assess the economic efficiency of individual enterp...

We hypothesize that biological diversification across ecological, spatial, and temporal scales maintains and regenerates the ecosystem services that provide critical inputs—such as maintenance of soil quality, nitrogen fixation, pollination, and pest control—to agriculture. Agrobiodiversity is sustained by diversified farming practices and it also supplies multiple ecosystem services to agricul...

The advancement in knowledge and technology has benefited various types of industries worldwide including the agricultural sector. developments traditional sector created a new type agronomy called, urban farming. This farming is usually done city or even housing areas apartments. concept this activity to utilise limited amounts available space for planting fruits vegetables that can grow at qu...

Precision farming requires information about the present status of the vegetation canopy. Remote sensing products can provide such information. The general investigation approach is based on the evaluation of remotely sensed data by the inversion of physical backscatter models and coupled growth models. The presented paper describes the measurement strategy, developed for the establishment of a...

water quality in each area, indicates the impact of geology, climate and anthropogenic pollutants. monitoring of water quality in most cases result in complex data which shows the perfect act of water resources, so they need appropriate method for analyzing. in this study hydro-chemical evaluation of hiv basin which located in west of hashtgerd have been done. to measure the concentration of ma...

Fish and other organisms with aquacultural potential live in water, thus, it is no surprise that professional fish culturists state that "Water quality determines to a great extent the success or failure of a fish cultural operation" (Piper et al. 1982). Because water is an essential requirement for fish farming, any properly prepared business plan for aquaculture must describe the quality and ...

The management of hydrologic catchments typically faces the challenge of keeping a reasonable balance between water quality demands and farming restrictions. In order to handle this problem it is most important to identify farming areas whose land use have a high influence on the nutrient leaching into the receiving stream. This identification can be regarded as a sensitivity analysis (SA). Cha...