Upravljanje namakanja pri kmetijski pridelavi z metodo linearnega programiranja. Vzorčna raziskava

The main objective of the research is to study the efficiency of using the mathematical linear programming methodology in the management of irrigation water of the cropping pattern in Swaida Province, Syria, through a questionnaire targeting 106 irrigated vegetable farmers during 2021-2022. In the actual crop pattern, irrigation water was estimated at 5.9 million m3, while the proposed cropping pattern model reduced it by 44.86 % where it was estimated at 3.25 million m3. Each crop has obtained an irrigation water requirement ac-cording to the FAO CROPAT 8.0 program. The proposed linear programming model increased in the area of: peas, dry broad beans, parsley, beans, garlic, pepper, cabbage, squash, eggplant, cucumbers, cauliflower about 691.96 %, 656.21 %, 398.72 %, 277.98 %, 204.51 %, 175.44 %, 118.21 %, 88.43 %, 61.56 %, 32.43 %, 23.82 % respectively over the actual area and reducing the area of: okra, watermelon, Armenian cucumber , potatoes, melon, tomato, wheat, onions by 5.14 %, 12.08 %, 15.24 %, 18.54 %, 28.66 %, 83.75 %, 88.32 %, 90 %, respectively, of the actual area. The study recommends the necessity of interfering in preparing agricultural plans for cropping pattern by relying on correct scientific methodologies and away from randomness in a manner that serves the achievement of self -sufficiency and the preservation of available resources, and the sustainability of natural resources that are characterized by scarcity, especially water.

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2025-10-13
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Irrigation Practices and Water Management
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Upravljanje namakanja pri kmetijski pridelavi z metodo linearnega programiranja. Vzorčna raziskava

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Irrigation Practices and Water Management
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Upravljanje namakanja pri kmetijski pridelavi z metodo linearnega programiranja. Vzorčna raziskava

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The main objective of the research is to study the efficiency of using the mathematical linear programming methodology in the management of irrigation water of the cropping pattern in Swaida Province, Syria, through a questionnaire targeting 106 irrigated vegetable farmers during 2021-2022. In the actual crop pattern, irrigation water was estimated at 5.9 million m3, while the proposed cropping pattern model reduced it by 44.86 % where it was estimated at 3.25 million m3. Each crop has obtained an irrigation water requirement ac-cording to the FAO CROPAT 8.0 program. The proposed linear programming model increased in the area of: peas, dry broad beans, parsley, beans, garlic, pepper, cabbage, squash, eggplant, cucumbers, cauliflower about 691.96 %, 656.21 %, 398.72 %, 277.98 %, 204.51 %, 175.44 %, 118.21 %, 88.43 %, 61.56 %, 32.43 %, 23.82 % respectively over the actual area and reducing the area of: okra, watermelon, Armenian cucumber , potatoes, melon, tomato, wheat, onions by 5.14 %, 12.08 %, 15.24 %, 18.54 %, 28.66 %, 83.75 %, 88.32 %, 90 %, respectively, of the actual area. The study recommends the necessity of interfering in preparing agricultural plans for cropping pattern by relying on correct scientific methodologies and away from randomness in a manner that serves the achievement of self -sufficiency and the preservation of available resources, and the sustainability of natural resources that are characterized by scarcity, especially water.

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