Irrigation mode and technology of cotton cultivation when irrigated with wastewater in the conditions of the lower Volga region. Regulation of the cotton irrigation regime in the conditions of the hungry steppe Alexander Germanovich bezborodov Graph of water consumption for cotton irrigation

Cotton (Gossypium) belongs to the genus Gossypium, in the Malvaceae family. This genus includes many species, of which two species are used in cultivation: ordinary cotton, or Mexican (medium fiber) Gossypium hirsutum, and Peruvian cotton (fine fiber), Gossypium peruvianum. Cotton is a perennial plant but is cultivated as an annual crop.

soil moisture requirements.

Cotton is relatively drought tolerant. The plant is especially demanding on moisture during flowering and bolls formation. In Central Asia, cotton is cultivated only under irrigation.

Irrigation.

For cotton, as well as for other crops, the optimal moisture content of the root layer is above 60% of the FPV. During the growing season, depending on the type of soil and the depth of groundwater, cotton is watered 2...12 times.

Irrigation rate ranges from 600 to 1000 m 3 /ha, and irrigation - from 3 to 8 thousand m 3 /ha. Irrigation is carried out along furrows, the length of which, depending on the slope and water permeability of the soil, is 80–150 m, the speed of the water jet in the furrows is from 0.2 to 1 l/s.

With row spacing 60 cm wide, the depth of irrigation furrows is 12...18 cm, and 90 cm wide - 15...22 cm.

When irrigating cotton, rigid and semi-rigid irrigation pipelines, flexible hoses and siphon tubes are used. When using sprinkling installations, water consumption is reduced by 2...3 times.

Importance of irrigation for crops.

Irrigation or irrigation for various crops is difficult to overestimate. It is known that without adequate moisture, no crop can provide a quality crop. When exposed to drought, dehydration, plants do not develop, they wilt and die off. Therefore, it is important to provide the plant with sufficient moisture at the optimum time. Irrigation increases the yield of crops, their marketability, improves taste.

What crops need irrigation? Everyone. But everyone to varying degrees. Some crops have a strong root system and are less dependent on fluctuations in rainfall and therefore can develop normally without artificial irrigation. It is unprofitable to water other crops in the current economic conditions, because. the cost of irrigation activities may exceed the expected revenue from the sale of products. Therefore, it is very important to determine the economic feasibility of such events. It is equally important to determine the irrigation system: whether it will be drip irrigation, surface coil irrigation, frontal machines or pivot irrigation machines, the so-called "Pivot". Let's take a closer look at these systems.

Types of irrigation systems. Key Features.

First of all, let's define what is what:

  1. Drip irrigation is an irrigation system in which water is supplied to the plant through special tubes - drip lines, which are laid along each row of plants. Drip tapes can be slotted and emitter. Emitter drip tape is based on the creation of a turbulent flow, which creates a strong channel that is resistant to clogging, provides a uniform outlet and the passage of water for longer distances. The slotted drip tape has a slot made in the side surface through which water passes. In addition to drip tapes, the system includes a pumping station, a filter and connecting pipelines. Drip tapes are laid during planting or the first inter-row cultivation using special stackers mounted on seeders and cultivators. Tapes can either be embedded in a ridge (this takes place when cultivating potatoes) or laid on the surface of the field. A huge advantage of the drip irrigation system is that plants are constantly moistened throughout the growing season as needed. In addition, liquid fertilizers, microelements, and plant protection products can be applied along with water. For this, special dispensers are used. Drip irrigation (drip irrigation) is an irrigation method in which water is supplied directly to the root zone of grown plants in regulated small portions using dropper dispensers. Allows you to get significant savings in water and other resources (fertilizers, labor costs, energy and pipelines). Drip irrigation also provides other benefits (earlier harvest, prevention of soil erosion, reduced chance of spreading diseases and weeds).
  2. Irrigation with sprinkling machines is carried out by surface irrigation, i.e. Water comes to the soil surface in the form of rain. Such watering provides good moistening of the soil and the above-ground part of the plants. This agricultural technique is carried out with the help of sprinkling machines - the so-called "coils". The coil is a trailer on which a drum with a hose winder, a trolley for a hose, water supply and drive elements are mounted. Water is supplied by a pump. The pump can be driven by tractor PTO, diesel or electric motor. Some models of irrigation coils have in their composition From the pump to the field and along the edge of the field it is necessary to lay a stationary or quickly collapsible pipeline. The technological scheme of work is as follows: the sprinkler coil is installed on the edge of the field and connected to the pipeline. A trolley with a hose or console is lowered from the reel hitch, the tractor hooks it up and moves to the opposite edge of the field for the length of the hose winding, where the tractor unhooks it. Water is supplied to the coil, which, under a pressure of 5-9 atm, enters the drum hydraulic motor, rotates the impeller. Through the gearbox, the torque is transmitted to the drum. The drum, rotating, winds the hose around itself, thereby ensuring the movement of the trolley with a hose or console across the field. The speed of movement of the trolley can be easily adjusted, thereby setting a different rate of outflow. Thus, an area limited by the length of the hose and the width of the console or hose is irrigated. After completion of irrigation of this area, the coil must be moved to the next area. The trolley, as already mentioned, can be equipped with either a hose or a console. What are the advantages and disadvantages of both types of equipment. The hose at the outlet creates a strong jet, which breaks into drops and hits the plants with energy. Therefore, well-rooted plants can be watered with this method, because. jets and drops of water can wash plants out of the ground and cause harm instead of good. The console eliminates such a problem, the rain that comes out of it has almost no negative impact on plants at the early stages of the growing season. Thus, it is recommended to carry out watering in two stages: first, work with a console, and then with a hose.
  3. Front sprinklers and pivots create fine rain during operation, which does not adversely affect the plants. These machines are complex metal structures, representing a single whole on the chassis, driven both by the movement of water (by means of a hydraulic motor and transmission) and from an independent internal combustion engine. The length of the machines, i.e. their width of capture can reach 500 meters or more. Power is supplied via a fixed pipeline from a pump or a diesel pump unit. These systems work especially well on crops of corn, sunflower, meadows, pastures. They provide uniform watering. Center pivots move along a radius equal to the width of the grip around the hydrant. At the end of the irrigation of the site, they move on to the next. When the frontal pivot is working, the area has a rectangular shape, the circular one is a circle. However, the movement of the pivot is limited by the presence of obstacles on the field: power lines, trees, etc. In general, large areas are needed for the operation of the pivot, because moving these systems from one field to another is problematic: it is necessary to resolve issues related to their dismantling, transportation, installation and adjustment in the fields. The solution to the problem is the organization of irrigation in adjacent areas without serious obstacles between them.
Technical equipment for irrigation machines.

Modern irrigation installations are almost all equipped with electronic control using built-in computers or control stations. Modern means of production make it possible to automate the irrigation process. A drip irrigation system lends itself to automation to a greater extent, where such values ​​as the frequency of irrigation, the rate of precipitation, the rate of application of microelements and pesticides are easily manageable.

In coil irrigation systems, it is necessary to pay attention to the following features when choosing:

  1. The coil and all elements must be protected from the effects of corrosion (i.e. galvanized).
  2. To ensure a uniform working width, it is necessary that the hose or console does not tilt during operation and the trolley goes exactly along the aisles of crops, does not go to the side. This is achieved by using a dual landing gear (like on an airplane) and special ski guides.
  3. Water entering the coil should not lose much energy.
Control and operation of the reel should not be laborious.

Sprinkler irrigation.

These systems are well known in the world and are used in many countries on thousands of hectares. Sprinklers are specially designed to save water and energy and meet different requirements, such as the diameter of the irrigated area and the shape of the spray jet. The scope of sprinkler irrigation is very diverse. It is used in vegetable growing, horticulture, viticulture, when growing seedlings, seedlings, in greenhouses, nurseries, parks and home gardens, in flower beds, as well as cooling and anti-frost systems. Sprinkling or spraying water is an imitation of a natural phenomenon - rain. Sprinklers are divided into several groups designed for use in various, specific, conditions.

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Bezborodov Alexander Germanovich. Regulation of the cotton irrigation regime in the conditions of the Hungry Steppe: Dis. ... Dr. S.-x. Sciences: 06.01.02: M., 2005 471 p. RSL OD, 71:05-6/115

Introduction

1. Literature review and analysis 15

1.1. The role of pre-irrigation soil moisture and irrigation regime in the cultivation of crops 15

1.2. Cotton irrigation regime depending on the degree of soil salinity 19

1.3. Surface irrigation technology 25

1.4. Discrete Surface Irrigation Technology 33

1.5. Irrigation technology 47

1.6. The main provisions of the irrigation regime and technology of furrow irrigation of cotton in the Hungry Steppe.. 49

2. Water-saving technology for furrow irrigation of cotton with a constant jet and the yield of raw cotton 59

2.1. Influence of irrigation and nutrition regimes on cotton yield in crop rotation 59

2.2. Object and methodology of research 64

2.3. Water-physical and agrochemical properties of serozem-meadow soil 69

2.4. Formation of moisture deficit in the root layer of the soil 73

2.5. Soil moisture dynamics. 79

2.5.1. Dynamics of pre-irrigation soil moisture 79

2.5.2. Dynamics of soil moisture along the length of furrows... 83

2.5.3. Dynamics of soil moisture across furrows... 90

2.6. GWL dynamics 91

2.7. Irrigation mode of cotton with different lengths of furrows 94

2.8. Water balance of the aeration zone 97

2.9. Water consumption by cotton during the growing season 100

2.10. Salt regime of soils 104

2.11. Dynamics of plant nutrients 114

2.12. Influence of the optimal irrigation regime on the yield of raw cotton and its quality 121

2.13. Using a mathematical model of moisture transfer to determine the replenishment of the root-inhabited soil layer with groundwater... 131

Findings 141

3. Water-saving discrete furrow irrigation for cotton 144

3.1. Scheme of the experiment, agrochemical and chemical characteristics of the experimental plot 144

3.2. Dynamics of nutrients during vegetative irrigation 147

3.3. The influence of irrigation technology on the quality of soil moisture 150

3.4. Optimal cotton irrigation regime and raw cotton yield 159

3.5. Salt regime of the soil 167

3.6. Organization of discrete irrigation of cotton 168

Conclusions 175

4. Water-saving technology for mechanized irrigation of cotton with the help of a wide-width wheeled pipeline TKP-90 176

4.1. Cotton irrigation technology TKP-90 176

4.2. Distribution of soil moisture in the direction of irrigation 191

4.3. Groundwater level dynamics and drainage flow... 194

4.4. Irrigation regime and cotton irrigation technology... 200

4.5. Harvest of raw cotton with water-saving irrigation technology by pipeline TKP-90 201

Conclusions 215

5. Optimization of irrigation of agricultural crops of cotton co-rotation when shielding the furrows and canals of the temporary irrigation network with various mulching materials 216

5.1. The influence of mulching on the reclamation regime of the soil 216

5.2. The effect of mulching on the thermal regime of the soil... 222

5.3. Investigation of the impact of cotton irrigation along furrows screened with polyethylene film on the water, ameliorative regime of sierozem-meadow soils and the yield of raw cotton 227

5.4. Influence of soil mulching with a film on the dynamics of microbial cenosis in the cotton rhizosphere and the regime of carbon dioxide in the soil air 250

5.5. Nutrient and ameliorative regime of the soil 267

5.6. Reduction of water losses in the canals of the temporary irrigation network 285

5.7. Scientifically substantiated schemes of alternation of agricultural crops of cotton crop rotation on serozem-meadow soils 289

Conclusions 298

6. Scientific and methodological substantiation of furrow irrigation of cotton 300

6.1. Theoretical and experimental bases for determining the steady rate of irrigation water absorption and the temperature regime of irrigation water along the length of the furrows 300

6.2. Establishing the dependence of the water jet travel time along a dry furrow 313

Conclusions 331

7. Technology and organization of irrigation of cotton with flexible pipelines for the rational use of irrigation water 332

7.1. Technological schemes and technology of cotton irrigation for rational use of irrigation water 332

7.2. Justification of the need to equip irrigation flexible polyethylene pipelines (PGPT)

outlets and hydraulic studies 336

7.3. Technology of PGPT movement across the field and its operational characteristics 341

Conclusions 348

8. Optimization of the irrigation regime and cotton irrigation technology in the Syrdarya river basin 349

8.1. Ecological and economic efficiency of water-saving technology for irrigation of cotton... 349

8.2. Hydromodule zoning methodology 354

8.3. Ridromodule zoning of irrigated lands and cotton irrigation regime in the middle and lower reaches of the Syrdarya River 372

8.4. Zoning of water-saving technologies for irrigation of cotton 381

Conclusions 388

Key Findings 389

Literature. 395

Applications 421

Introduction to work

The urgency of the problem. One of the main directions for the further development of irrigated agriculture in the Aral Sea basin is to increase the productivity of scarce irrigation water through the development and implementation of water-saving technologies for irrigating cotton crops that meet environmental requirements, contribute to increasing the fertility of irrigated lands, and obtaining a high early-ripening crop of agricultural crops.

In the new irrigation zone of the Hungry Steppe, where a technically perfect irrigation and reclamation network has been created, cotton is irrigated over large areas in the traditional way - along furrows with water distributed between them from temporary irrigation ditches (ok-aryks). The annual network of temporary irrigation systems with a specific length of 50-70 m/ha, unregulated water supply to the furrows lead to large losses of irrigation water, leaching of mineral fertilizers and pesticides from the root-inhabited soil layer into groundwater.

In this regard, the means of distributing water between furrows, irrigation schemes, irrigation regime, irrigation equipment and technology, which determine the efficient use of irrigation water in the fields, need to be further improved.

An important role in solving the problem of water conservation in the arid zone is the reduction of water consumption of agricultural crops. One of the promising directions for solving this problem is the mulching of the soil with plastic wrap. In addition to reducing unproductive water losses due to physical evaporation, it contributes to an increase in the biological activity of the soil and the formation of a high yield of tilled crops.

The use of water-saving irrigation regimes and irrigation technologies, soil mulching with polyethylene film can help increase the productivity of scarce irrigation water, improve the reclamation state of salinized lands and the ecology of the region.

Purpose and objectives of research. The purpose of the research was to provide a scientific and methodological substantiation and development of an optimal cotton irrigation regime using water-saving technology for furrow irrigation of cotton in conditions of irrigated semi-hydromorphic soils.

Accordingly, the objectives of the research included:

study of the moisture formation of the root-inhabited soil layer against the background of the current regime of the groundwater level, the current closed horizontal drainage;

identifying the characteristics of water consumption in a cotton field with different irrigation technologies;

optimization of cotton irrigation mode using water-saving irrigation technology;

development of an optimal technological scheme and water-saving technology for furrow irrigation of cotton, taking into account agro-ecological requirements for maintaining soil fertility;

determination of the effect of mulching the soil surface with a polyethylene film on the biological activity and dynamics of soil salinization during the cultivation of cotton;

identification of the characteristics of the dynamics of growth, development and fruiting of cotton during irrigation along furrows screened with polyethylene film;

development and testing of technological means of water distribution between furrows, refinement of hydromodule zoning of irrigated semi-hydromorphic sierozem-meadow soils and zoning

9 developed irrigation equipment and irrigation technology in the Syrdarya river basin.

Scientific novelty The work consists in the fact that for the first time, on the basis of a comprehensive study of natural and climatic conditions, an optimal cotton irrigation regime was established and scientifically substantiated, linked to the irrigation technology and adapted not to small plots, but to large crop rotation fields of the new irrigation zone of the Hungry Steppe. The combination of the irrigation regime with water-saving irrigation technology contributes to the rational use of irrigation water, the preservation of soil fertility and the environmental safety of irrigated agriculture in conditions of water scarcity.

Under the current conditions of a semi-hydromorphic reclamation regime on newly irrigated slightly saline sierozem-meadow soils of the Syrdarya river basin, the dynamics of soil moisture and groundwater was studied, which led to the formation of the cotton irrigation regime from two vegetative irrigations and one non-vegetative one. Replenishment of moisture deficiency, unevenly distributed along the length of the rut of a tilled tractor due to the transverse layout of district sprinklers, the coincidence of the directions of closed drains and irrigation furrows, is provided by irrigation according to the longitudinal-transverse pattern. For this purpose, a set of flexible polyethylene irrigation pipelines was developed, the technology for moving it across the field, the design of the TKP-90 wheeled irrigation pipeline was tested and improved.

For the first time, the fundamentals of a water-saving technology for irrigating cotton along furrows screened with polyethylene film have been developed. The theory of furrow irrigation has been refined. For the first time, the influence of soil mulching according to the author's technology on its gas, thermal, water, microbiological regime and cotton yield was established.

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irrigated crops", "Method of irrigation of tilled crops by furrows",

"Pipe connection", "Method of growing row crops",

"Device for the introduction of soluble mineral fertilizers with irrigation

water for surface irrigation.

Practical significance. Designed irrigation regime
cotton, schemes, equipment and technology of irrigation allow to carry out in
production conditions vegetative irrigation with norms close to
moisture deficiency in the soil, control watering, facilitate work
irrigator, providing him with a light, reliable and inexpensive irrigation
device. Patterns Established by Research

the formation of the groundwater level, the moisture content of the root layer of the soil and the capillary properties of soils make it possible to make significant adjustments to water use plans - instead of five vegetation irrigations of cotton, no more than two should be carried out.

The author's technology of mulching the soil between rows of cotton with polyethylene film, channels of ok-aryks and temporary sprinklers with bentonite clays makes it possible to reduce unproductive costs of scarce irrigation water for physical evaporation and filtration in the amount of 1500 m3/ha and more.

Location of research. Field experiments were carried out in the cotton-growing farms "Okaltyn" of the Dustlik region, "Akbulak" of the Pakhtakor region, named after. Konev Arnasay district of the Jizzakh region of Uzbekistan, "Ikan" of the Turkestan district of the South Kazakhstan region of Kazakhstan on sierozem-meadow soils.

Research methodology. Field and laboratory experiments were carried out in accordance with the methodological recommendations of SoyuzNIKhI, SANIIRI, VNPO "Rainbow", soil analyzes were carried out in the laboratory of mass analyzes of SoyuzNIKhI (UzNIIKh).

Soil moisture reserves were controlled mainly by the neutron moisture meter VNP-1 "Electronics", as well as tensiometers of the brand "Irrometr" and the generally accepted gravimetric method.

The total water consumption of cotton was determined by the method of water balance of A.N. Kostyakov, the forecast of the salt regime of the soil was made according to the methodology of the Moscow State Medical Institute.

The composition of soil air was determined on a gas chromatograph of the LKhM-8MD series.

Mathematical processing of yield data was carried out by the method of regression and dispersion analysis.

Basic provisions for defense. Optimal mode of cotton irrigation on newly irrigated sierozem-meadow soils of the belt of light serozems while maintaining a rational level of pre-irrigation moisture with two vegetative and one non-vegetative irrigations.

Water-saving technology for irrigation of cotton according to the transverse and longitudinal-transverse scheme.

Method for calculating the optimal elements of cotton irrigation technique.

The optimal combination of various agrotechnical and reclamation methods of cotton cultivation, based on the effective use of various designs of irrigation devices for distributing irrigation water between the furrows and the technology of their movement across the field.

Comprehensive assessment of the agroecological role of soil mulching with polyethylene film.

Prediction of soil desalinization under water-saving mode of cotton irrigation and furrow irrigation technology.

Implementation of research results. The developed irrigation regime and cotton irrigation technology are used in Pakhtakor,

12 Dustlik, Mirzachul, Arnasay districts of Jizzakh region

Uzbekistan on an area of ​​60 thousand hectares, while irrigation water is saved by 20-25%, labor productivity in irrigation is increased by 1.5-2.7 times, cotton yield by 0.12-0.20 t/ha, as well as 120 hectares of the Gorodnishchensky district of the Volgograd region of the Russian Federation.

The results of the research were used in the educational process conducted by the International Center for Agricultural Research in Dry Regions (ICARDA) for specialists in water and agriculture in the Central Asian countries and the Transcaucasus.

“Recommendations on irrigation of cotton with flexible polyethylene pipelines”, “Recommendations on soil mulching when growing crops”, “Recommendations on the use of mulches”, “Recommendations on optimizing the water-salt regime of soil in the new irrigation zone of the Hungry Steppe” / “Recommendations for Determining Soil Moisture with Tensiometers”, as well as the monographs “Scientifically based system of agriculture in modern conditions”, “Modern problems of the ecology of irrigated agriculture”, “Formation of the production potential of water and agricultural enterprises”, “Ecological priorities of land reclamation”.

Approbation of work. The main provisions of the dissertation work were reported and discussed at the conference "Environmental Aspects of Land Reclamation in the North Caucasus" (Novocherkassk, NIMI, 1990); republican scientific-practical conference "Problems of integrated use and protection of water and land resources in the Aral Sea basin" (Tashkent, TIIAME, 1990); scientific and technical conference of MGMI (Moscow, 1991); scientific and technical conference "Technology of cultivation of new promising medium and fine fiber varieties of cotton in Uzbekistan" (Tashkent, NPO Soyuzkhlopok, 1991); scientific conference "Progressive technologies for watering plants", Institute of Cotton Growing (Jizzakh, 1992); scientific

13th Practical Conference "Water Saving in the Conditions of Water Deficit

resources” (Tashkent, SANIIRI, 1995); educational-scientific-industrial conference for the training of irrigation engineers "(Tashkent, TIIIMSH, 1995); "Educational and scientific conference dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the faculties of GM, GTS and MGMR" TIIIMSH (Tashkent, 1996); international conference "Scientific substantiation and practical use of managing information systems for water and land resources" (Tashkent, SANIIRI, 1996); scientific and educational conference "Socio-economic development of Uzbekistan and scientific prospects" (Andijan, AIEI, 1996); international meeting "Status and prospects for the development of technologies for cultivating agricultural crops of the cotton complex" (Fergana, UzNIIKh, 1996); conference "Modern problems of land reclamation and water management and ways of their solution" SANIIRI (Tashkent, 2000); international conference "Sustainable economic development and management of regional resources" Tashkent Economic University (Tashkent-Nottingham, 2001); scientific-practical conference "Problems of rational use of land resources and soil protection" (Tashkent, GNIIPA, 2001); international scientific conference "Ecological problems of melioration" (Moscow, VNIIGiM, 2002); scientific conference of young scientists and specialists of the Moscow Agricultural Academy (Moscow, 2002).

Contribution of the author to the development of the problem. The author has developed a methodology for field experiments to justify water-saving technologies for irrigating cotton on lands prone to salinization; mathematical model for calculating the elements of furrow irrigation technology; methodology for assessing the quality of irrigation using the parameters of the distribution of raw cotton yield along the length of the furrows.

In the soil air composition of sierozem-meadow soils, saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons were found, and their concentration in open and mulched soil was established.

Publications. The main results of the research were published in 61 papers, including 7 monographs and 9 articles published in journals included in the list of VAK RF.

Structure and scope of work. The dissertation work is presented on 394 pages, consists of an introduction, eight sections, conclusions and proposals for production, a list of references from 307 titles. Contains 132 tables, 37 figures.

Cotton irrigation regime depending on the degree of soil salinity

A serious reason hindering the increase in the yield of cotton and related crops of the cotton crop rotation on irrigated lands is soil salinization. SoyuzNIHI research found that the yield of raw cotton with low salinity is reduced by 15-20%. To remove excess salts harmful to plants from the root-inhabited soil layer, operational leaching of saline lands is carried out annually over a large area. On slightly saline soils, leaching achieves the required desalinization, thereby creating conditions for obtaining a high yield of cultivated crops. Based on numerous studies, it can now be considered that cotton belongs to salt-tolerant crops. According to O.G. Grabovskaya (1961), among cultivated plants only sugar beet and rice are superior in salt tolerance to fine-staple cotton. For the conditions of the Hungry Steppe, B.V. Fedorov (1950) proposes as the optimal value the content of chlorine in a meter layer of 0.003-0.12%, the dry residue of 0.25-0.35% of salts from the mass of soil. It is equally important to know the ratio of cotton to the degree of mineralization of groundwater when they are close to the soil surface. V.A. Kovda (1946, 1950, 1961), V.M. Legostaev (1953), B.V. Fedorov (1950), A.K. Akhundov and K.G. Teymurov (1961) established the free use of cotton by plants ground waters with salinity 1-3 g/l. According to P. A. Genkel (1975), V. M. Legostaev (1953), cotton can use groundwater with mineralization up to 8 g/l. According to I.K. Kiseleva (1973), when the mineralization of groundwater is 5-7 g/l, the yield of raw cotton almost does not depend on the depth of their occurrence. A significant decrease in the yield of cotton occurs only with an increase in the mineralization of groundwater to 12-15 g/l. According to V.A. Kovda (1961), N.A. Kenesarin (1958), V.E. Egorov (1939), I.S. Rabochev (1947), I.K. .Ozersky (1970) and a number of other scientists, salt accumulation in the soil strongly depends on the irrigation regime. In the Hungry Steppe, the basis of the reclamation complex is the principle of maintaining the groundwater level below the critical one, corresponding to the sierozem-meadow soil formation regime. According to S.N. Ryzhov (1952), Yu.Kh. Khusanbaev (1963) and others, the irrigation regime must be built so that during the period of intensive growth of cotton, soil moisture is maintained at the level of 70-75% HB. The average daily value of water consumption for transpiration by plants and evaporation from the soil for cotton in Central Asia, according to SoyuzNIHI, during the growing season varies according to the phases of development as follows: before flowering - 30-40 m3 / ha, in flowering - fruit formation - 85-93 m3/ha, at maturity - 45-60 m3/ha.

Based on the research of S.N. Ryzhov (1952), V.E. Eremenko (1957), it is believed that during the growing season, transpiration by cotton accounts for 60-80%, and evaporation from the soil surface - 20-40% of the total water consumption . However, these figures may vary depending on the crop and agricultural practices. The studies of S.N. Ryzhov (1952, 1957), V.E. Eremenko (1957) found that cotton on saline soils under irrigation with a pre-irrigation moisture content of 70% of the field moisture capacity experiences a lack of water. These authors note that on saline soils, with an increase in the concentration of the soil solution, the water-holding capacity of the soil increases and, thereby, the supply of plants with water worsens. Therefore, they consider it necessary on saline soils with high mineralization of groundwater to not lower the soil moisture before irrigation below 75% of the field moisture capacity so as not to increase the concentration of the soil solution. Conducting experiments with irrigation of cotton on the virgin lands of the Hungry Steppe, M.B. Mailibaev (1967) found that in the first years of land development, due to the high friability and permeability of the soil, the number of irrigations should be greater than in subsequent years, when the soil is gradually compacted and its permeability is reduced. For the first year of development, he recommends a 2-5-1 irrigation scheme, for the second year - 2-4-1 and the third year _ 2-4-0, noting that at the same time the rates of each irrigation should be gradually reduced. For weakly saline soils of the Hungry Steppe, T. Mirkhashimov (1974) recommends differentiated irrigation rates for cotton according to the phases of its development: before flowering 800 m3/ha, during flowering - fruit formation - 1000-1100 m3/ha. An increase in irrigation rates to 1500 m3/ha over the course of several years, in his opinion, will certainly lead to secondary soil salinization. I.K. Kiseleva (1973) believes that with a close occurrence of mineralized groundwater that feeds the root layer of the soil, irrigation according to the 0-2-0 or 1-1-0 scheme is insufficient, because. it contributes to the salinization of the arable layer of the soil. The lack of water supply to plants is caused not only by soil, but also by air drought. At relatively high soil moisture, but at high temperatures and low relative air humidity, plant deficiency can increase to unfavorable proportions, as emphasized by A.M. Alekseev (1948), F.D. Skazkin (1961), V.S. Shardakov ( 1953), etc.

Water-Physical and Agrochemical Properties of Serozem-Meadow Soil

To determine the granulometric composition of the soil in the experimental area, wells were drilled to a depth of 1 m with layer-by-layer taking of soil samples (20 cm) according to Fig. 2.2. The granulometric composition of the soil is presented in Appendix 1, and the average values ​​in the 0-100 cm layer are shown in Table. 2.5. Table data analysis. 2.5 allows us to conclude that the soils of the site in terms of granulometric composition belong to light loams (wells 3, 6-18), in an insignificant amount to sandy loams (wells 4, 5) and heavy loams (wells 1, 2) . In some wells, a layered composition of soils is observed (Appendix 1). To determine the degree of layering in the area, soil section 1 was laid. The results of the analysis of soil samples by layers are presented in Table. 2.6. The values ​​of the density of soil addition depending on the type of furrows are given in Table. 2.7. The highest values ​​of soil density are observed in the soil of furrows compacted by the rear wheel of the tractor (in the 0-70 cm layer - 1.43 g/cm3, in the 0-100 cm layer - 1.4 g/cm3). The furrows compacted by the front wheel of the tractor have a soil density of 1.42 and 1.39 g/cm3 in layers of 0-70 and 0-100 cm. The lowest soil density is formed in the butt furrows - 1.41 and 1.38 g/cm3 in layers 0-70 cm and 0-100 cm.

Thus, the soil density depends on the type of furrows, varying from 1.41 to 1.43 in the 0-70 cm layer and 1.38 to 1.40 g/cm3 in the 0-100 cm layer. -70 cm and 0-100 cm are the same and make up 19.8%. Table 2.8 shows that the soils are slightly saline. According to the type of salinity, soils are classified: according to anions - sulfate, according to cations - calcium-magnesium. Table 2.9 provides data on the content of gypsum and carbonates in the soil. According to these indicators, the soils are low-calcareous and low-gypsum-bearing. At the same time, individual soil layers contain a significant amount of gypsum - in well 1 at a depth of 140-160 cm 12%. The agrochemical properties of the soil are presented in Table 2.10. There is a low content of humus, a high content of mobile potassium. According to the content of nitrogen, soils are classified as very low availability, and phosphorus - to medium. Easily mobile nitrogen of nitrates is washed out from the root layer of the soil during the time. 70-70-60% HB. When determining the irrigation norms, the calculated soil layer is assigned depending on the depth of the root system - 70 cm in the phases before flowering and ripening, 100 cm - in the phase of flowering - fruit formation. Irrigation terms are determined by soil moisture: for the first phase of cotton development - 70% of HB in the soil layer of 0-50 cm, for the second - 70% of HB in the layer of 0-70 cm and for the third - 60% of HB in the layer of 0-70 cm.

Dynamics of Nutrient Elements during Vegetative Irrigation

Conducted analysis of groundwater, samples of which were taken at the end of the growing season in 1993. and 1994 in all wells of the first, fifth and ninth options, indicates the presence of nitrate nitrogen in the water (Table 3.2)і. The content of the salt composition of the soil was determined in the same three wells layer by layer up to the GWL. The largest amount of chlorine ion is contained in the soil layer of 50-250 cm. According to the content of chlorine ion in a 1-meter soil layer - an average of 0.025% for the field, the soils of the experimental plot are classified as slightly saline. Every year, on the experimental site, the influence of various irrigation technologies on the dynamics of mobile forms of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium during the growing season was studied. To do this, before and after each irrigation and at the end of the growing season, soil samples were taken in layers to a depth of 1 m. 3.1. The results of agrochemical analyzes of the soil are given in Table. 3.3. According to the obtained data, nitrogen accumulation at the end of the season occurred in 2 (wells 6), 3 (wells 10), 4 (wells 15), 5 (wells 18), 6 (wells 22, 23), 7 (wells . 26), 8 (boreholes 28, 29), 9 (boreholes 33) variants. In the best (as will be established later) variants of discrete irrigation - the third and fifth - there was a more complete use of phosphorus introduced into the soil by cotton.

With discrete irrigation, the irrigation rate is applied to the field in several cycles. The first cycle, in which the water flow moves along a dry furrow, corresponds to the technology of irrigation with a runoff rate, when the plot of soil moisture along the length of the furrow is formed with the maximum uneven distribution of the runoff rate. The second and subsequent cycles of water supply make significant adjustments to the distribution of the irrigation rate along the length of the furrows - this is the feature and advantage of discrete irrigation over other well-known furrow irrigation technologies. To determine the efficiency of discrete irrigation, studies were carried out to study the speed of furrow jets running along dry furrows during the first cycle, and wet furrows during subsequent cycles of water supply. The results of these studies are given in table. 3.4. With the same water flow into the furrow during discrete irrigation, the movement of the water flow over wet soil occurs at high speeds, as a result, the time of arrival in subsequent cycles is less than the duration of the first cycle in option 2 by 3.6 times, in option 3 - by 3.3 times , in option 5 - 3.9 times, in option 6 - 5.1 times, in option 8 - 6.8 times. The high speed of the water flow along the wetted furrow is due to a decrease in the water permeability of the soil moistened by the previous cycle of water supply. To assess the dynamics of water infiltration during discrete irrigation, we will use the method of A.N. Lyapin (1975). According to this method, using the known values ​​of the time of water running along the furrow, the average rate of water infiltration into the soil for each calculated segment of the furrow is calculated: option) are given in Table. 3.5. Similar calculations were carried out for the sixth and ninth options. In the sixth variant, at a = 0.59, the parameter W i for the first cycle of irrigation was 0.025, for the second - 0.007. In the ninth variant, at a = 0.59, the parameter W i turned out to be equal to 0.02 and 0.0063, respectively.

Harvest of raw cotton with water-saving irrigation technology using the TKP-90 pipeline

The results of crop accounting are presented in table. 4.14. Due to the fact that cotton was sown in field 2 in the third variant in May, the yield was low. Therefore, without taking it into account in field 2, the yield of raw cotton, calculated as the average of the two options, turned out to be the highest - 3.67 t/ha.

As can be seen, the raw cotton yield is unevenly distributed along the length of the rut: its highest values, as a rule, are confined to the middle of the field, smaller ones - to the edges of the field; in places where the groundwater level lies close to the surface of the earth and the moisture content of the root-inhabited soil layer is always higher than in other segments of the furrows.

Irrigation of cotton with a wide-width wheeled pipeline has consistently provided for a number of years an advantage over the traditional method of distributing water between furrows in the yield of raw cotton and irrigation water costs. On average, over 5 years of research, the increase in the yield of raw cotton was 0.51 t/ha, or 15%, irrigation water savings were 900 m3/ha, or 28.7% (Table 4.15). When irrigating TKP-90, it was spent in 1984 to obtain 1 quintal of raw cotton. 73.4 m3, in 1985 -68.8 m3, in 1986 - 54.9 m3, in 1988 - 57.2 m3, in 1989 "35.3 m3. With the traditional method of irrigation, these figures were significantly higher - 114.8; 115.7 90.2; 84.1; 65.6 m3.

The production tests of wide-span wheel pipelines made it possible to establish their serious shortcomings. They are as follows. To maintain the optimal regime of soil moisture, the operation of the pipeline at one position continues for 3-4 hours. With round-the-clock operation - and the operation of the pipeline at night is difficult - it must change 5 positions. For all the years of operation of TKP-90, it was not possible to organize its round-the-clock work by the state farm, mainly because of the need to change working positions twice at night and control irrigation. pipeline. The experience of the first year of operation showed the unreality of such a load, and subsequently one machine was assigned to one operator. However, it was not possible to get around without a waterer when irrigating cotton. In its absence, as already noted, part of the furrows remains dry, as a result, part of the crop is lost, and the quality of raw cotton decreases. The participation of the irrigator is also necessary for the distribution of water from all 8 loops into the furrows, since the distance between the outlets on them does not match the width of the row spacing. Different water permeability of the soil in the row-spacing causes a difference in the time of closing of the oncoming jets, which requires a differentiated distribution of water between the furrows. The lack of possible regulation of furrow jets and water flow in plumes does not make it possible to moisten the flow along the length of the rut in accordance with the pre-irrigation moisture, which is formed by the position of the groundwater level and the operation of the reclamation system. In this regard, it became necessary to improve the design of the wheel pipeline, develop a technology for irrigating cotton, test them with related studies of the water and salt regime of the soil.

As a result of the curvature of the wheeled pipeline in the course of rolling across the field across the furrows from one position to another, the wheeled pipeline TKP-90 works positionally, the mismatch of the water outlets with the middle of the row spacing due to the non-standard width of the butt row spacings, there is a need, often in all eight alignments where irrigation loops, redistribution of streams between furrows, which requires the presence of a sprinkler. Due to the relatively short standing time of the TKP-90 at one position - 3-4 hours, the control of eight plumes of a serial machine requires intensive work, since the jets of water flowing from the plume under high pressure erode the crests of the furrows, water from two water outlets enters one furrow, and the butt furrows remain unwetted. As a result, about 2% of the area is not moistened, cotton is dried out from under-irrigation, followed by a loss of the raw cotton crop.

Crop irrigation regime

The number, timing and rate of irrigation are called irrigation regime.

It can be design, planned and operational. When designing the irrigation regime, the total water consumption (evaporation), irrigation and irrigation norms, the timing and number of irrigations for each crop of the crop rotation are determined, an irrigation schedule (hydromodule) is drawn up and the irrigation regime is coordinated with the water source regime.

The designed irrigation regime should provide optimal water, air and related nutritional and thermal regimes in the soil, prevent the rise of the groundwater level and soil salinization. Therefore, the irrigation system (pumping station, pressure pipelines, canals, hydraulic structures) is designed for the design irrigation regime.

The planned irrigation regime is used in the preparation of the production and financial plan of the economy, which also takes into account the cost of irrigation.

The operating mode of irrigation depends on weather conditions. The actual terms and norms of irrigation of all crops have to be constantly specified according to the actual total evaporation, linking irrigation with other agricultural work.

Water consumption of agricultural crops is determined by the duration of all phases of plant development, environmental conditions (light, temperature, water, nutrient, air conditions), biological characteristics of the species and variety of culture. Water consumption of plants in different phases of their development is different.

Water consumption of plants varies even during the day: the maximum is at noon, that is, when the lack of humidity, air temperature and illumination of plants are greatest and physiological processes proceed more intensively; the minimum is at night, when the indicated values ​​are the smallest.

The consumption and efficiency of water use by plants determine the transpiration coefficient and the water consumption coefficient. Transpiration rate- this is the amount of water in m 3 used by the plant to form 1 ton of dry matter of the whole plant (stems, leaves, roots, grains), and water consumption coefficient- this is the amount of water in m 3 spent on evaporation from the soil surface and transpiration to form 1c of marketable products (grains, fruits, fruits, hay).

The coefficients of transpiration and water consumption of the same crop fluctuate widely; they are minimal with a favorable combination of all factors of plant life; if this combination is violated, they increase.

Bioclimatic coefficient- the ratio of water evaporated from the surface of soil and plants to the sum of average daily air humidity deficits for the calculation period.

Determination of total water consumption. There are theoretical methods for calculating the total water consumption (evaporation) based on the physical laws of evaporation, and empirical methods based on the functional dependence of evaporation on crop, temperature and relative humidity.

Evapotranspiration is a function of air humidity deficit: E=Kb Ʃ d, where Ʃd is the sum of average daily air humidity deficits for the reference year in hPa; Kb- bioclimatic coefficient. Consumption E is the gross water consumption from the field occupied by cultivated plants, i.e. the total water consumption for transpiration, soil evaporation and evaporation from the surface of the plant mass after rains.

The task: develop an irrigation regime for the following agricultural crops: perennial grasses, cabbage.

Initial data for calculation:

Climatic conditions

Agrohydrological characteristics of soils

Correction factor for the length of daylight hours

Biological evapotranspiration coefficient

Calculation procedure:

crop water consumption deficits

(calculation of irrigation norms)

On an irrigated plot with a net area of ​​91 ha, it is planned to cultivate the following crops:

Location of Zalari(table number 4)

Climatic conditions according to the weather station

Elements of climate

Precipitation, mm

Average daily air temperature

Average daily air humidity deficit

The soil is sod-calcareous, heavy loamy

γ nv - 36.6 γ o - 19.5 R - 56 α - 0.7

Calculation procedure of tables 6 and 6a:

Write out the sum of air temperatures by decades (Ʃt)

Bring the sum of air temperatures to 12 hours of solar day, for this Ʃt t in, where in- conversion factor of temperature to 12 hours of solar day.

For decades, write out the ten-day sum of air humidity deficits in Mb.

According to Table 5, we determine the biological coefficients (Kb). The biological coefficient is determined depending on the reduced sum of air temperatures (Ʃt pr)

Determine water consumption according to the formula E \u003d KbƩd,mm

Write out the ten-day amount of precipitation (Р) in mm, taking into account the coefficient of use of precipitation (α), light soils α=0.9; average α=0.8; heavy α=0.7.

Determine water consumption deficits by decades ΔЕ=Е- Р pr, mm.

Determine the amount of water consumption deficits ƩΔЕ or irrigation rate. Counting on an accrual basis.

Determination of the bioclimatic coefficient (table No. 5)

The sum of temperatures per decade, adjusted for the length of daylight hours, on a cumulative basis

Bioclimatic coefficient

Calculation of the water consumption deficit of the irrigation norm of perennial grasses according to the data of the Zalari weather station (Table No. 6)

Calculation elements

Formulas and notation

Precipitation per decade

Ʃt pr \u003d Ʃt · in

Bioclimatic coefficient

E= KbƩd

Water balance deficit (mm)

ΔE=E- R pr

Irrigation rate (m 3 / ha)

Calculation of the water consumption deficit of the irrigation norm of cabbage according to the Zalari meteorological station (Table 6a)

Calculation elements

Formulas and notation

Precipitation per decade

Precipitation utilization factor

Precipitation with coefficient α

The sum of the average daily air humidity deficit for a decade

The sum of average daily air temperatures for a decade, (mb)

Daylight correction

The sum of air temperatures per decade, adjusted for the length of daylight hours

Ʃt pr \u003d Ʃt · in

Cumulative sum of temperatures

Bioclimatic coefficient

Decade evapotranspiration (mm)

E= KbƩd

Water balance deficit (mm)

ΔE=E- R pr

Cumulative water balance deficit (mm)

Irrigation rate (m 3 / ha)

Output: irrigation rate for perennial grasses was 2990 m3/ha; for cabbage 2440 m3/

Determination of the calculated ordinate of the hydromodule

A task consists in determining the calculated ordinate of the hydromodulus for crops during the period of greatest demand for water. The hydromodule expresses the required water consumption in liters per second per 1 ha of agricultural crops in the irrigated crop rotation. The hydromodulus is determined by the formula: q=ΔE/ 86.4 T The calculation is given in Table 7

  • Specialty HAC RF06.01.02
  • Number of pages 196

I. MODERN IRRIGATION TECHNOLOGIES

WASTEWATER FROM CROP

1.1. The principle of environmental validity of the use of wastewater in irrigated agriculture.

1.2. Experience in the use of wastewater for irrigation of agricultural crops.

1.3. Assessment of the possibility of growing cotton under irrigation with wastewater in conditions

Volgograd region.

II. CONDITIONS AND METHODOLOGY OF RESEARCH

2.1. Climatic conditions of the area of ​​cotton cultivation.

2.2. Characteristics of the water-physical and agrochemical properties of the soils of the experimental plot.

2.3. Scheme of experience and research methodology. 50 2.4 Agrotechnics of cotton cultivation on light chestnut solonetsous soils.

III. ENVIRONMENTAL AND IRRIGATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF WASTEWATER COMPOSITION

3.1. Irrigation assessment of the suitability of wastewater for agricultural use.

3.2. Chemical composition of wastewater used for cotton irrigation.

IV. IRRIGATION MODE AND WATER CONSUMPTION

COTTON

4.1. Cotton irrigation regime.

4.1.1 Irrigation and irrigation norms, irrigation terms depending on the irrigation regime.

4.1.2 Dynamics of soil moisture.

4.2 Total water consumption and water balance of the cotton field. 96 V. EFFECT OF IRRIGATION REGIME ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF COTTON AND RECLAIM PROPERTIES OF SOILS

5.1. Dependence of the development of cotton crops on the conditions of the irrigation regime.

5.2. Productivity and technological qualities of cotton fiber.

5.3. Influence of wastewater irrigation on soil composition parameters.

VI. EVALUATION OF ECONOMIC AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF COTTON IRRIGATION WITH WASTEWATER ACCORDING TO THE RECOMMENDED CULTIVATION TECHNOLOGY

Recommended list of dissertations

  • Irrigation regime of new varieties of fine-staple cotton in the conditions of the Murgab oasis 1983, candidate of agricultural sciences Orazgeldiyev, Khummi

  • Optimization of the water regime of varieties of fine-staple cotton on takyr and takyr-meadow soils of the Surkhan-Sherabad valley 1984, candidate of agricultural sciences Avliyakulov, Nurali Erankulovich

  • Studying the Possibility and Development of Agroreclamation Methods of Cotton Cultivation Under Irrigation in the Semi-Desert Zone of the Saratov Trans-Volga Region 2001, candidate of agricultural sciences Lamekin, Igor Vladimirovich

  • Regulation of the cotton irrigation regime in the conditions of the Hungry Steppe 2005, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences Alexander Germanovich Bezborodov

  • Impact of One-Time Flood Irrigation and Grading on Soil Properties and Yields in the Tuban Delta (NDRY) 1985 PhD Fadel, Ahmed Ali Saleh

Introduction to the thesis (part of the abstract) on the topic "Irrigation regime and cotton cultivation technology when irrigated with wastewater in the conditions of the Lower Volga region"

When Central Asian cotton suddenly became an imported product for the textile enterprises of Central Russia, its price rose sharply. Purchase prices for raw cotton amounted to about 2 dollars per kg, index A in 2000/01 is estimated at an average of 66 cents. for a. f. (world cotton prices). This led to a reduction and a complete halt in textile production. The main consumer of cotton fiber in Russia is the textile industry - producers of cotton yarn and fabrics. The trend in the production of cotton yarn, as well as fabrics, in recent years is associated with the import of cotton fiber, which, in turn, largely depends on the seasonality of its collection and processing.

The provision of the industry with its own cotton fiber and the availability of a domestic cotton raw material base will in many respects favorably affect the economic potential of the country. This will significantly reduce economic and social tensions, save and create additional jobs in agriculture, the textile industry, etc.

World cotton production in 1999 - 2001 is estimated at 19.1 million tons, in 2002 - 2004. - 18.7 million tons with a significant decline in the production of cotton fiber. The leading place in the production of cotton fiber in Central Asia belongs to Uzbekistan (71.4%). Turkmenistan accounts for 14.6%, Tajikistan - 8.4%, Kazakhstan - 3.7%, Kyrgyzstan -1.9%. (4)

Ten years ago, more than a million tons of cotton fiber were processed in Russia, in 1997 - 132.47 thousand tons, in 1998 - 170 thousand tons. Last year, in terms of cotton fiber processing, the annual increase was about 30% - 225 thousand tons.

The change in economic relations with the collapse of the state was the result of Russia's 100% dependence on cotton fiber imports, the maximum demand for which is 500 thousand tons.

The first attempts to grow cotton in Russia were made 270 years ago. The Department of Agriculture of Russia covered about 300 geographical points with experimental cotton crops. However, cotton crops have not received wide distribution in Russia.

At the same time, cotton fiber is a valuable strategic raw material. The cotton plant of the Malvaceae family (Malvaceal) consists of raw cotton (fiber with seeds) - 33%, leaves - 22%, stems (guzapay) - 24%, bolls flaps - 12% and roots - 9%. Seeds serve as a source of oil, flour, high-value protein. (89, 126, 136). Cotton wool (cotton hairs) is more than 95% cellulose. The root bark contains vitamins K and C, trimethylamine and tannins. A liquid extract is produced from the bark of cotton roots, which has a hemostatic effect.

Wastes from the cotton ginning industry are used in the production of alcohol, varnishes, insulating materials, linoleum, etc.; acetic, citric and other organic acids are obtained from the leaves (the content of citric and malic acids in the leaves is 5-7% and 3-4%, respectively). (28.139).

When processing 1 ton of raw cotton, approximately 350 kg of cotton fiber, 10 kg of cotton fluff, 10 kg of fibrous ulkzh and about 620 kg of seeds are obtained.

At the present stage, there is not a single branch of the national economy where cotton products or materials would not be used. The association "white gold" rightly arises at the mention of cotton, since both raw cotton and its vegetative organs contain many useful substances, vitamins, amino acids, etc. (Khusanov R.).

Growing crops in the conditions of the Lower Volga region with prevailing evaporation is impossible without irrigation. The revival of non-irrigated cotton is inexpedient, since in this case the production (yield of 3-4 centners / ha) is not competitive in terms of economic indicators. Properly organized and planned irrigation ensures the full development of crops with a proper increase in land fertility and, as a result, an increase in productivity and quality of products. Wastewater from industrial production is of interest for irrigation. The use of wastewater as irrigation water is considered from two main positions: resource-saving and water-protective.

The use of wastewater for irrigation of cotton will significantly reduce the cost of the resulting raw cotton with a simultaneous increase in yield and improvement of the water and physical properties of the soils of the experimental plot.

Cotton has high inexhaustible adaptive qualities. During the period of its cultivation, it has moved far north from the areas of its origin. There is every reason to assume the cultivation of some varieties at the latitude of the southern regions of Russia, up to the eastern and southern regions of the Volgograd region.

In this regard, the target orientation of our research in 1999-2001. along with proof of the expediency of using wastewater for irrigating cotton, there was a test of a number of modern varieties and hybrids, with the identification of the optimal irrigation regime in relation to the conditions of the Volgograd region.

The above provisions determined the direction of our research work with a consistent solution of the main tasks:

1) develop an optimal irrigation regime for medium fiber varieties of cotton when irrigated with wastewater;

2) to study the influence of the irrigation regime and this irrigation method on the growth, development and yield of cotton;

3) study the water balance of the cotton field;

4) to make an environmental and irrigation assessment of wastewater used for irrigation;

5) determine the timing of the onset and phase duration of the development of cotton, depending on the weather conditions of the growing region;

6) to investigate the possibility of obtaining the maximum yield and quality characteristics of the fiber of cotton varieties when irrigated with wastewater;

7) to study the effectiveness of the use of agricultural practices that reduce the time of crop maturation;

8) determine the economic and energy efficiency of cotton irrigation with wastewater.

Scientific novelty of the work: for the first time, for the conditions of light chestnut solonetsous soils of the Volgograd Trans-Volga region, the possibility of cultivating various varieties of cotton was studied using modern resource-saving principles of irrigation systems.

The dependence of the development of cotton crops on various irrigation regimes and the possibility of adaptation to external conditions during the growing season have been studied. The influence of wastewater irrigation regimes on the water-physical properties of soils and the quality of cotton fiber has been established. Irrigation norms acceptable under these conditions for sprinkling irrigation, irrigation periods with distribution according to the phase development of the crop were determined.

Practical value: On the basis of field experiments, an optimal mode of irrigation of various varieties of cotton by sprinkling with a DKN-80 machine was recommended and developed for the secondary use of water resources in the conditions of the Lower Volga region. The natural soil and climatic conditions of the study area, combined with a number of agricultural practices, make it possible to provide additional soil warming, shifting the sowing dates, and eliminating the need to purchase defoliants.

Similar theses in the specialty "Melioration, reclamation and land protection", 06.01.02 VAK code

  • Influence of standing density and varietal characteristics on the productivity of cotton under irrigated conditions of the arid zone of the Northern Caspian 2005, candidate of agricultural sciences Tuz, Ruslan Konstantinovich

  • Water consumption and technology of furrow irrigation of cotton on sierozem-meadow soils of the Hungry Steppe 1994, candidate of agricultural sciences Bezborodov, Alexander Germanovich

  • The mode of irrigation and fertilization of tomatoes to obtain the planned yields during sprinkling on light chestnut soils of the Volga-Don interfluve 2009, candidate of agricultural sciences Fomenko, Yulia Petrovna

  • Irrigation regime and water consumption of cotton on light gray soils of Northern Tajikistan 2010, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences Akhmedov, Gaibullo Sayfulloevich

  • Irrigation technology for cotton under intensive cultivation methods in Tajikistan 2005, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences Rahmatilloev, Rahmonkul

Dissertation conclusion on the topic "Melioration, reclamation and land protection", Narbekova, Galina Rastemovna

CONCLUSIONS FROM THE RESEARCH RESULTS

Analysis of the data obtained allows us to draw the following conclusions:

1. The thermal resources of the Volgograd region are sufficient for growing early ripe varieties of cotton with a growing season of 125-128 days. The sum of effective temperatures during the growing season averaged 1529.8 °C. Favorable conditions for sowing in the region are formed at the end of April - the second decade of May.

2. In the conditions of the Lower Volga region, there is an increase in the duration of development of cotton in the period before flowering for all varieties up to 67 - 69 days and the onset of full ripening in the 1st - 2nd decades of October. Mulching of the soil area and subsequent chasing in order to stop the growth of the main stem contributed to a reduction in the ripening time of the crop.

3. Classification of the suitability of wastewater according to irrigation indicators revealed the most favorable from an environmental point of view, the safest category of wastewater for irrigating cotton - conditionally clean.

4. Fergana-3 variety is the most productive. at the level of 1.73 t/ha. The yield of a mixture of varieties with a "0" type of branching is represented by the maximum possible indicator of 1.78 t/ha and the average for the experiment is 1.68 t/ha.

5. All varieties under consideration are more responsive to irrigation with wastewater - 70-70-60% HB in the layer according to the phases of development: 0.5 m - before flowering, 0.7 m in flowering - fruit formation and 0.5 m in ripening. Cultivation of plants under more restrained irrigation regimes of 60-70-60% HB and 60-60-60% HB resulted in a decrease in the productivity of varieties to 12.3 - 21%, a decrease in the number of bolls to 3 - 8.5% and a change in the mass of productive organs by 15 - 18.5%.

6. Beginning of all vegetation irrigations in the 1st decade of June - the beginning of the 3rd decade of June, it is recommended to finish the irrigation period in the 1st - 3rd decade of August. Irrigation periods are 9-19 days. Vegetative irrigations occupy 67.3-72.2% of the total water consumption, precipitation accounts for 20.9-24.7%. For normal growth and development of variety Fergana - 3, at least 5 irrigations are recommended, with an irrigation rate of not more than 4100 m3/ha. The first irrigation option is characterized by a water consumption coefficient of 2936 - 3132 m3 / t, II - 2847 - 2855 m3 / t, III - 2773 - 2859 m3 / t and IV - 2973 - 2983 m3 / t. The average daily water consumption varies according to the phases of development of cotton, respectively 29.3 - 53 - 75 - 20.1 m3/ha.

7. The studied varieties were formed depending on the irrigation regimes during the years of research from 4 to 6.2 bolls, 18.9 - 29 leaves, 0.4 - 1.5 monopodial and from 6.3 to 8.6 fruiting branches per plant. The minimum number of monopodia formed in the more favorable years of 1999 and 2001 was 0.4 - 0.9 pcs/plant.

8. The maximum indicator of the leaf area of ​​varieties was registered in the flowering phase for all variants of the experiment 15513 - 19097 m2/ha. When switching from an abundant irrigation regime to more stringent ones, the difference is 28-30% during budding, 16.6-17% during flowering, 15.4-18.9% during fruit formation, and 15.8-15.8% during ripening. 19.4%.

9. In dry years, the processes of accumulation of dry matter were more intensive: by the time of budding, the dry weight is 0.5 t/ha, in flowering - 2.65 t/ha, in fruiting - 4.88 t/ha and in ripening - 7 .6 t/ha on average for varieties under abundant irrigation regime. In more humid years, it decreases by the time of ripening to 5.8 - 6 t/ha and 7.1 - 7.4 t/ha. In variants with fewer irrigations, a phase-by-phase decrease is observed: by the time of flowering by 24 - 32%, by the end of the growing season by 35%.

10. At the beginning of the development of cotton, the net productivity of photosynthesis of L leaves is in the range of 5.3 - 5.8 g / m per day, reaching a maximum value at the beginning of flowering 9.1 - 10 g / m per day. Intervariant differences in varieties (between abundant and restrained) when irrigated with wastewater amounted to 9.4 - 15.5% in the budding phase, in the flowering phase - fruiting - 7 - 25.7% on average over the years of experience. In the maturation phase, the net productivity of photosynthesis decreases to the limit values ​​of 1.9 - 3.1 l g/m per day.

11. Irrigation with wastewater contributes to the formation of better conditions and nutritional regime of variety samples. The increase in the position of the growth point is 4.4 - 5.5 cm. Differences in the biometric parameters of the variants under consideration were observed in 1999 - 2001. by 7.7% by the number of true leaves, by 5% by the number of bolls and by 4% of fruit branches on average by varieties. With a change in the quality of irrigation water, the increase in leaf area was displayed in the amount of 12% already in the budding - flowering phase. By the time of ripening, the excess over the indicators of the control variant was expressed in 12.3% in terms of the accumulation of dry biomass. Photosynthetic capacity in the first period of cotton development increased by 0.3 g/m, in the second - by 1.4 g/m, in the third (flowering - fruit formation) by 0.2 g/m and in maturation by 0.3 l g/m . The increase in the yield of raw cotton at the same time amounted to an average of 1.23 q/ha.

12. In the initial period of crop development, the consumption of nutrients for the variety Fergana - 3 is - 24.3 - 27.4 kg / ha for nitrogen, 6.2 - 6.7 kg / ha for phosphorus and 19.3 - 20.8 kg / ha. At the end of the growing season, as a result of WW irrigation, an increase in the removal to 125.5 - 138.3 kg/ha of nitrogen, 36.5 - 41.6 kg/ha of phosphorus and 98.9 - 112.5 kg/ha of potassium is observed.

13. Cotton fiber of the variety Fergana - 3, obtained in the course of experiments, was distinguished by the best technological properties. The linear density of the fiber was obtained at 141 mtex, strength 3.8 g/s, short fibers 9.5% and the highest maturity factor 1.8.

14. During a three-year irrigation with wastewater with permanent cultivation of a crop, there is a tendency for the soils of the experimental plot to become saline.

15. The analysis of the system of indicators shows that the Fergana-3 variety is the most effective for the farm. According to this option, the highest value of gross output per 1 ha of crops (7886 rubles) was obtained, which significantly exceeds the values ​​obtained for a mixture of varieties.

16. Under the conditions of the Volgograd Trans-Volga region in a differentiated irrigation regime while ensuring the maximum yield (1.71 t/ha) of medium fiber cotton varieties, energy efficiency was obtained at level 2.

1. In the conditions of the Lower Volga region, it is possible to cultivate medium-fiber varieties of cotton with a growing season of no more than 125 - 128 days, with a yield of 1.73 - 1.85 t/ha. Agrotechnics for growing this industrial crop should involve the use of intensive technologies in the initial period of development.

2. The maximum yield of raw cotton is achieved by using a differentiated irrigation regime with maintaining soil moisture during the growing season: before flowering - 70% HB, during flowering - fruit formation - 70% HB and during the ripening period - 60% HB. As a mineral fertilizer on light chestnut solonetsous soils, ammonium nitrate should be used in the amount of 100 kg of a.i.

3. For irrigation of early-ripening varieties of cotton, in order to increase the productivity of plants and improve the microclimate of the cotton field, it is necessary to use conditionally pure wastewater in the amount of not more than 4000 m3/ha.

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1. Literature review

2. Characteristics of climatic, soil and reclamation conditions of the Sughd region of Tajikistan

3. Object, methodology and conditions for conducting research

4. Research results

4.1. The main water-physical properties of the soil of the experimental plot

4.2. Soil moisture dynamics, terms and rates of irrigation

4.3. The concentration of cell sap of cotton leaves and soil moisture in the calculated layers

4.4. Growth and development of cotton

4.5. Density of plants standing, number of boxes and weight of raw cotton in one box

4.6. The influence of irrigation regimes on the yield of raw cotton and the quality of cotton fiber

4.7. Cotton field evapotranspiration

4.8. Economic Efficiency of the Studied Cotton Irrigation Regimes

4.9. Production verification of the optimal cotton irrigation regime

4.10. Differentiation of cotton irrigation regimes by districts of Sughd region

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Introduction to the thesis (part of the abstract) on the topic "Irrigation regime and water consumption of cotton on light gray soils of Northern Tajikistan"

The relevance of the work.

Over the past decade, the world has increased attention to water resources, their rational use and protection. In the joint statement signed by the Heads of State of Central Asia (Almaty, 2009)1 on "improving the environmental and socio-economic situation in the Aral Sea basin, development; the activities of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the development of the Aral Sea Basin Program for 2011-2015, special attention is paid to , the paramount importance of the rational "use of water resources and the introduction into practice of progressive water-saving irrigation technologies and farming systems in general. In Tajikistan, 90% of agricultural production is produced on; irrigated lands, therefore the main condition for the development, agriculture of the republic is the need for artificial irrigation, caused by the aridity of the climate.

The republic is flat: the lands occupy only1 7.0% of the territory, irrigated lands make up 743 thousand hectares. ha or only 0.10 ha of irrigated arable land per inhabitant. In connection with the scarcity of land and the rapid demographic growth of the population of the republic, the alienation of / part of the irrigated lands, under. construction, this figure will be reduced to 0.08 hectares in the future; Due to the increasing pressure on water resources and due to technological violations; the process of irrigation * of agricultural crops, the ameliorative state of irrigated lands worsens.

An important factor in increasing the yield of cotton is the maintenance of water-air; and nutrient regimes-soil. Meanwhile,. in. production conditions of Sogd? Irrigation areas are established visually, without differentiation of the number of irrigations, according to development phases, irrigations are carried out with large norms and extended periods between irrigations, large unproductive losses are observed (surface discharge, filtration and evaporation), i.e. the efficiency of furrow irrigation is very low. All this hinders the growth of cotton yields and leads to irrational use of irrigation water. It should be emphasized that the existing recommendations on cotton irrigation regimes are very indicative, since the experimental data on the cotton irrigation regime in relation to light gray soils. Sughd region until recently were absent. Therefore, in the conditions of intensification of irrigated agriculture, the development of a rational irrigation regime and the establishment of cotton water consumption is an urgent task and is of great scientific and practical importance.

Purpose and objectives of research. The aim of the research is to develop a rational irrigation regime that provides high yields of cotton with a decrease in irrigation norms in the conditions of Northern Tajikistan when irrigating light gray soils. To solve the main goal, the following tasks were solved: - to develop an irrigation regime, to determine irrigation and irrigation rates, the number and distribution of irrigation by the phases of the cotton vegetation; -to develop a combined method for diagnosing the timing of cotton irrigation by the critical concentration of cell sap (CCC) of leaves; - to determine the coefficients of evaporation (biophysical, biological and n crop coefficient) and the bioclimatic coefficient for calculating the irrigation rate and water consumption of cotton;

To study the features of growth, development and productivity of cotton, depending on various irrigation regimes;

Determine the economic efficiency and conduct a production check of the developed rational irrigation regime; - to carry out differentiation of cotton irrigation regimes by districts of the Sughd region.

Scientific novelty of research. A mode of irrigation of cotton on light gray soils of the Sughd region of the Republic of Tajikistan has been developed. A combined method for determining the timing of irrigation is proposed, which includes a thermostatic-weight determination of the moisture reserves in the soil in the "shoot-budding" phase, and in the "flowering-fruit formation" phase according to the leaf CCS. It is proposed to set the time of irrigation according to the data of the systematic determination of the critical level of KKS in the "flowering-fruiting" phase. Differentiation of irrigation regimes for cotton has been carried out in the districts of the Sughd region. The average daily and total water consumption of cotton has been established. The values ​​of the bioclimatic coefficient for calculating the irrigation norm of cotton, as well as the coefficients of evaporation (biophysical, biological) for calculating the water consumption of cotton have been specified. i

The following results are presented for defense:

A rational irrigation regime, including the timing and norms of irrigation of cotton to maintain a given level of soil moisture; -diagnostics of the timing of irrigation of cotton by the combined method;

Evaluation of cotton water consumption at different levels of pre-irrigation soil moisture.

Differentiation of irrigation regimes for cotton in cotton-growing regions of the Sughd region.

The practical value of the work. Irrigation terms, irrigation and irrigation norms of cotton are recommended, which ensure the receipt of a raw cotton yield of 40-45 centners / ha on light gray soils in the Sughd region with the rational use of irrigation water. The recommended cotton irrigation regimes make it possible to obtain a net profit of 31,000 rubles/ha while reducing the gross irrigation rate by 20-25%. In order to diagnose the timing of irrigation under production conditions, critical values ​​​​of the concentration of cell sap of cotton leaves are recommended.

The author's personal contribution consists in assessing the regularities of cotton water consumption at different levels of pre-irrigation soil moisture, in determining the reduction in irrigation water consumption per unit of production. Parameters of a rational irrigation regime and a combined method for diagnosing the timing of cotton irrigation have been developed. The zoning of differentiated irrigation regimes for cotton in the cotton-growing regions of the Sughd region was carried out. With the participation of the author, field experiments were carried out and experimental data obtained on the lands of JSC "Tajikistan" in the B. Gafurov district in the Sughd region were analyzed.

Implementation of research results. The results of the research were implemented in the project for the rehabilitation of the irrigation and collector-drainage network of B. Gafurov and Kanibadam districts of the Sughd region (2006-2009). The developed cotton irrigation regimes have been introduced in B. Gafurov and Kanibadam districts on a total area of ​​955 hectares. The proposed developments were used in the preparation of water use plans for irrigation systems in cotton-growing farms, as well as by design organizations as a regulatory document.

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Dissertation conclusion on the topic "Melioration, reclamation and protection of lands", Akhmedov, Gaibullo Sayfulloevich

1. An important factor in increasing the yield of cotton is the maintenance of rational water-air and nutrient regimes, soil. The existing recommendations on cotton irrigation regimes need to be clarified, since there are no experimental data on light gray soils: Sughd region. To increase the yield of cotton and rational use of water resources, the development of an irrigation regime is a task, the solution of which is of great practical importance.

2. Regularities have been established, and an assessment of the water consumption of cotton by the phases of plant development has been carried out. The elements of the water balance were determined under various irrigation regimes: with an increase in yield from 28 to 42 q/ha of raw cotton l. . total? evaporation: increases! from 6.0 to 7.5 thousand m / ha. Under the conditions of the experiment, the maximum total water consumption of cotton was 6960 m3/ha with a yield of 42.0 centners/ha of raw cotton;

3. A rational irrigation regime has been developed, which involves maintaining soil moisture at the level of 70-70-60% of HB during 6 irrigations according to the 2-3-1 scheme, with an irrigation rate; 6000 m / ha. Irrigation standards. with deep occurrence - groundwater are recommended: up to 5 phases "flowering" 850-950, in phases.

", about flowering-fruit formation" - 1200-1300 - in the "ripening" phase - 900-950 m / ha.

4. A combined method for diagnosing the timing of cotton irrigation has been developed. Irrigation timing is diagnosed: c; the “flowering-fruiting” phase according to the concentration of cell sap with an interval of no more than 3-5 days, and in the remaining phases of plant development - by the thermostatic-weight method. Under the conditions of the experiment, the biophysical coefficient was 1.72m, the biological coefficient was 2.52m3. crop coefficient - 0.69, and the ratio of total evaporation; to evaporation - 0.60. To calculate the irrigation norm, the value of the bioclimatic coefficient is 0.545.

5. The irrigation regime is differentiated in seven districts of the Sughd region for medium loamy light gray soils, with a groundwater level of more than 3 meters.

The proposed irrigation rates vary from 5.4 thousand m3/ha to 9.0 thousand m3/ha with different irrigation schemes (from 5 to 8 irrigations).

6. The conducted comparative economic analysis showed that the highest net income was received against the backdrop of the developed irrigation regime, which is 30,996 rubles/ha with a profitability of 142.5%. According to the results of a production check of the cotton irrigation regime, the yield under the experimental conditions turned out to be higher by 11.5 c/ha (46.7%), and the additional income reached 12,760 rubles/ha compared to the control irrigation regime.

1. Diagnostic timing< полива« хлопчатника рекомендуется проводить по концентрации клеточного сока листьев с использованием ручного рефрактометра. При этом ККС должна быть: до цветения - от 9,3 до 9,5 (в среднем 9,4), от 10,1 до 10,3 (в среднем 10,2), в созревании - от 12,0 до 12,2 (в среднем 12,1) процентов сухого вещества по шкале рефрактометра. Это соответствует влажности почвы - 70-70-60% от НВ.

2. FOR1 the conditions of the Sogd region of the Republic of Tajikistan, the following differentiation of irrigation regimes is proposed: Zafarabad districts - 7 irrigations (scheme 2-4-1) with an irrigation rate of "7.75-8.05 thousand m3 / ha, in Isfara district - 6 irrigations (scheme 2-3-1) with an irrigation rate of 6.75 thousand m3/ha, in J. Rasulovsky and Spitamen districts - 5 irrigations (scheme 1-3-1) with an irrigation rate of 5.4 thousand m3 / ha and in Matcha district - 6 irrigations (scheme 2-3o

1) with an irrigation rate of 6.15 m/ha.

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