VALUATION OF IMPROVED IRRIGATION EFFICIENCY FROM AN EXHAUSTIBLE GROUNDWATER SOURCE
作者： John G. Lee , John R. Ellis , Ronald D. Lacewell
DOI: 10.1111/J.1752-1688.1985.TB00154.X
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摘要: This paper presents estimates made via a recursive linear programming model of the net benefits improving irrigation application efficiency from an exhaustible groundwater source. Net were derived for different levels under furrow, sprinkler, and LEPA systems. In addition, benefit obtained transition across Solutions indicate that low crop prices have differential impact on efficiencies Also, more limited situations consistently reduce economic incentive to adopt improved techniques all
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