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Dr. M. H. Ali
SSO
AED, BINA

I. Abustan
Prof.
USM, Malaysia

M.H. Zaman
SO
BINA

A.K.M.R. Islam
Asso. Prof.
BAU

A. AlBassam
Prof.
King Saud University

The optimum use of land and water resources for maximising production and/or profit is a current societal demand. A general procedure has been presented in this paper to optimize irrigation for field crops. The procedure includes determining the irrigation depth for maximising the net financial return under water-limiting conditions and maximising the yield under land-limiting conditions. This approach is based on the general form of the production function (the yield-water relationship), the cost function and the theory of maxima and minima. The derived equations have been applied to two published field crops – wheat and mustard, which are grown in a humid and sub-tropic environment. The procedure and the derived equations can be applied to any field crop to determine the irrigation depth for maximising the yield or economic return. The implications of the derived equations for irrigation management on a larger scale are discussed.

  Water-limiting, Land-limiting, Economic return, Production function, Wheat, Mustard
  
  
  
  Crop-Soil-Water Management
  Irrigation scheduling

To select the correct irrigation depth under land- and water-liming conditions, with a view towards helping valued utilization of the available land or water resources.

Formulation of mathematical functions

Yield and revenue function: 

Let us consider a crop in which x cm water is applied during the crop period. Let the grain (primary yield) and straw yield (secondary yield) of the crop be expressed in functional form as:

Yg = a1 + b1x + c1 x2             ………………..(1)

Ys = a2 + b2x + c2 x2             ………………..(2)

where Yg and Ys are the grain and straw yield (t/ha), respectively; x is the depth of irrigation water applied (cm); a1 is the intercept, and b1, c1 are the coefficients for the grain yield function; and a2 is the intercept, and b2, c2 are the coefficients for the straw yield function.

Next, let us consider that:

                p1 = unit price of grain (or primary yield), $/t

                p2 = unit price of straw (or secondary yield), $/t

Thus, the gross income from one hectare of land (GI, in $), is:

GI (x) = (Yg× p1) + (Ys× p2) 

= (a1 p1+ b1 p1x + c1 p1 x2) + (a2 p2+ b2 p2x + c2 p2 x2)         

In other words,

GI (x) =  x2(c1 p1+ c2 p2) + x (b1 p1+ b2 p2) + (a1 p1+ a2 p2)          ……………(3)

 

 

  1. Cost function 

Next, let the cost function be expressed as (in $/ha):

C(x) = d1 + d2 (x) + d3 (x)                       …………………(4)

where …….

  1. The case of a water-limiting condition

 

Let us assume that an x cm irrigation depth is applied to achieve a targeted yield.

For the x cm irrigation depth, the total volume of water per hectare = 1 ha × x cm = x ha-cm Let p3 = cost of the unit water (cost of 1 ha-cm water) (including the application cost, e.g., the incurred labour, if any),  $, p4  = cost of the unit harvest, transportation, threshing, cleaning/processing, and other steps, $/t

Then,

d2 (x) = p3x

d3 (x) = p4 × (Yg + Ys) 

Thus, equation. 4 can be written as:

C(x) = d1 + d2 (x) + d3 (x)

= d1 + (p3 × x)  + p4 (Yg + Ys) 

= d1 + (p3 × x)  + p4 (a1 + b1x + c1 x2)  + p4 (a2 + b2x + c2 x2) 

 

Irrigation depth for maximising the net income

Here, the net income from one hectare land,

NI (x) = GI(x)  - C(x)

= x2(c1 p1+ c2 p2) + x (b1 p1+ b2 p2) + (a1 p1+ a2 p2) – [d1 + (p3 × x)  + p4 (a1 + b1x + c1 x2)  + p4 (a2 + b2x + c2 x2) ]

In other words,

NI (x)= x2 (c1 p1+ c2 p2 - c1 p4- c2 p4) + x(b1 p1+ b2 p2 – p3 - b1 p4 – b2 p4) + (a1 p1+ a2 p2 – d1 - a1 p4 - a2 p4)

                                                                                                                            ………………….(5)

Let the total available water in the area = V ha-m

For the x cm irrigation depth, the irrigable area, 

                

 

  Global Advanced Research Journal of Agricultural Science, 3(8): 223-232, (2014)
  
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A step-by-step detailed methodology is presented in this paper to determine the irrigation amount (depth) for a specific crop to maximise the income and/or yield under land- and water-limiting conditions. Because the production and cost functions depend on a number of local factors, a specific form of the production and cost function might not exist in real-world situations; hence, deviations in the optimum levels could occur. Thus, following the procedure described herein (under the prevailing cost elements and expected price of the product), individuals and farms can optimise the farm income, and the decision makers can make an exact prescription for the amount of water to apply. The managers can also evaluate and compare alternative crop(s) and optimise the use of the available irrigation water to maximise the farm income. The procedure will help to find a utilisation strategy for the available water resources under varying conditions of the cost of the production elements and the prices of the products. This approach will help to make decisions under both land- and water-limiting conditions. In addition, it can be used to evaluate any cropping pattern (also individually for each crop), to maximise the farm return with the available water resources.

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