Abstract
Salinity is a major problem for irrigated agriculture in many parts of the world. Farmers face economic questions such as optimal water applications for given irrigation water quality, reuse of drainage water, reduction in income from using drainage saline waters and rate of mixing good quality water. Crop yield response to water quality and quantity is required to answer these questions. Therefore, this paper is concerned with estimating a set of production functions relating wheat yield to initial soil salinity and water quantity and quality. Crop-water production functions are estimated from experimental data from wheat crop at Sampla village in Rohtak district of Haryana (India).
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