Implementing partial rootzone drying
National Program for Sustainable Irrigation Fact sheet 2005/2Land & Water Australia. 2008. Implementing partial rootzone drying. [Online] (Updated June 8th, 2012)
Available at: http://lwa.gov.au/node/1170 [Accessed Saturday 29th of November 2014 09:13:36 PM ].
Product Information
The partial rootzone drying (PRD) method of irrigation, originally developed for grapevines, is now being used in a range of perennial tree crops in Australia and achieving some exciting results in citrus and pears, as well as grapes.
The technique requires that wet and dry rootzones are created simultaneously around each plant.
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Product Data
Author(s):National Program for Sustainable Irrigation
PublishedMay 2005
Product Type:
Fact Sheet
Product Format:
Brochure
Publisher:
Land and Water Australia Project
This publication is not attached to any projects.
id: 1170 / created: 01 February, 2008 / last updated: 08 June, 2012
