Does the Future Look Irrigated? Evaluating the Likelihood of Irrigation Adoption Within Alabama

Farmers have time and again adopted new methods or technologies. However, recent increases in global temperatures and occurrences of extreme weather events, call for an urgency to address and reduce the risks associated with climate change. Irrigation is a key adaptation that reduces crop heat stress and enhances agricultural production. Alabama is considered water-rich but lately has experienced increased rainfall variability and temperature extremes. Various state-wide initiatives to increase irrigation have been implemented, but adoption remains limited. Existing studies have explored factors in

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Southeastern geographer
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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.1353/sgo.0.a944197
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Water resources management and optimization
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Does the Future Look Irrigated? Evaluating the Likelihood of Irrigation Adoption Within Alabama

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Abstract

Farmers have time and again adopted new methods or technologies. However, recent increases in global temperatures and occurrences of extreme weather events, call for an urgency to address and reduce the risks associated with climate change. Irrigation is a key adaptation that reduces crop heat stress and enhances agricultural production. Alabama is considered water-rich but lately has experienced increased rainfall variability and temperature extremes. Various state-wide initiatives to increase irrigation have been implemented, but adoption remains limited. Existing studies have explored factors in

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Does the Future Look Irrigated? Evaluating the Likelihood of Irrigation Adoption Within Alabama — Mukesh Kumar, Nicholas R. Magliocca, et al. · Southeastern geographer (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS