Published in Scientific Papers. Series E. Land Reclamation, Earth Observation & Surveying, Environmental Engineering, Vol. XIII
Written by Oana Alina NIŢU, Ionuț Ovidiu JERCA, Mihaela BĂLAN
Cultivating soybeans holds significant importance in ensuring food security and economic stability. In the context of climate challenges and limited resources, efficient water resource management becomes crucial. This article explores the sustainable approach of drip irrigation in soybean cultivation, specifically in Southeast Romania. Drip irrigation proves effective in Southeast Romania by delivering water directly to the soybean roots, minimizing losses from evaporation and runoff. This contributes to the conservation of water resources in the region. The precise water distribution of drip irrigation ensures uniformity in water supply, preventing both over-irrigation and under-irrigation, with significant benefits for soybean crops in Southeast Romania. Drip irrigation systems are tailored to the soil types and climate conditions present in Southeast Romania, ensuring optimal water usage efficiency. Given the variable weather patterns in the region, the ability of drip irrigation to adapt and respond to changes in climate contributes to the resilience of soybean crops. Through the use of advanced technology and local expertise, customized drip irrigation configurations are implemented to suit the specific needs of soybean cultivation in Southeast Romania.
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