Irrigation Management of Strawberries
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1 Irrigation Management of Strawberries Michael Cahn Irrigation and Water Resources Advisor University of California, Cooperative Extension, Monterey County
2 Irrigation Scheduling Deciding when to irrigate Deciding how much to irrigate
3 Approaches to Irrigation Scheduling Weather-based Plant-based Soil-based
4 Tools for irrigation scheduling Flowmeters and pressure regulators Crop ET Soil moisture sensors
5 How much water did you apply?
6 Total Seasonal Applied Water Applied Water (inches) January - May June - October Avg = 24.8 inches January May = 7.9 inches (32% of Total) Field Number
7 2010 Average system flow rate variation = 19% average and minimum variation in flow rate (%) min variation avg variation max variation Mar April May June July Aug Sept Oct Month Maximum variation in flow rate(%)
8 60 Flow rate vs Time 50 Flow rate (gpm) :00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 Time
9 Regulate Pressure of Blocks
10 Evapotranspiration can be estimated using CIMIS weather stations: Solar Radiation Wind Speed Relative Humidity Air Temperature Active CIMIS Stations: Santa Ynez (64) Cuyuma (88) Goleta Foothills (94) Santa Barbara (107) Sisquoc (165) Lompoc (231) Santa Maria II (232) Nipomo (202) San Luis Obispo West (160) wwwcimis.water.ca.gov
11 Spatial CIMIS ETo Reporting
12 Welcome Back MIKE My Reports My Station Lists My Preferences Account Management Log Off Edit Registration Change Password My Reports The My Reports allows you to perform single-click reporting, select report preferences, and prepare custom reports. There are three station lists (List 1, List 2, and List 3) and each list can hold up to a maximum of 10 stations. A list must contain at least one station before executing reports from this page. You can add and remove station(s) from the list by clicking on Create/Change Station Lists and clicking on Remove. Once a list has been created, clicking on a station number will provide detailed information about the station. After specifying Station Lists, you can generate a report in any one of the report options listed under Quick Reports by clicking on the list number to the right (list 1, list 2, or list 3). These reports are generated using the Preferences listed at the bottom of the Station Lists. Preferences for Quick Reports can be changed by clicking on Change Preferences at the bottom of the Station Lists. Custom reports allows the user to select the options (climatic parameters), to be reported. Quick Reports Report Options Standard Hourly (using prefs) list 1 list 2 list 3 Standard Daily (using prefs) list 1 list 2 list 3 Standard Daily ETo Variance (using prefs) list 1 list 2 list 3 Standard Monthly (using prefs) list 1 list 2 list 3 Standard Monthly Average ETo (using prefs) list 1 list 2 list 3 My Custom Reports Report Options pajaro salinas undefined undefined list 1 list 2 list 3 customize list 1 list 2 list 3 customize customize customize Tip: When specifying the stations for station-lists, group stations by geographic proximity. You can then report by geographic region. Reports based on stations in close proximity can be a useful tool for understanding data patterns in and around the area of interest. My Station Lists List 1 List 2 List My Preferences Name Zip Codes Units Output Hourly Report Daily Report Monthly Report Create/Change Station Lists Value English WEB Report 7 Days 7 Days 12 Months Change Preferences Back to Top About Us Contact Us Site Map Conditions of Use Privacy Policy Comments or Suggestions? 2004 State of California.
13 Evapotranspiration Ranch System Atmometer CIMIS weather station
14 Cumulative ET (inches Comparison of different methods of estimated ETo Spatial Cimis Gilroy Cimis 12 ET gauge /1 7/21 8/10 8/30 9/19 10/9
15 Crop coefficients for strawberry were based on canopy cover: 49% canopy ET crop = ET ref K crop K c varied from 0.05 to 0.95 wwwcimis.water.ca.gov 75% canopy
16 Canopy development was similar among varieties and planting configurations 100 Canopy Cover (%) Proprietary Variety 48 inch bed Proprietary Variety 52 inch bed Albion 52 inch bed 0 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Date
17 Crop ET vs Applied Water in Strawberries 50 Cumulative Water (inches) Applied Water Crop ET 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Date
18 Applied Water as Percentage of ET (June October 2011) 250 June - October Applied Water (% crop ET) Avg = 124% Field Number
19 Soil probe for Gravimetric Moisture
20 Tensiometers monitor the matric potential (tension) of the soil Measurement of soil moisture that is most related to water status in a plant
21 Logging tensiometers improves interpretation of readings 0 soil moisture tension (cbars) inches 18 inches Date Electronic gauge
22 Soil tension sensor Granular Matrix Blocks + inexpensive + low maintenance + can interface with datalogger + range of cbar + relatively easy to install - require good soil contact - slow response time - salinity interference > 2 ds/m - wear out after 1 or 2 seasons
23 Dielectric Sensors (Volumetric): Time domain reflectometry (TDR) Frequency domain reflectometry (FDR) Capacitance + potentially accurate volumetric measurement + many configurations + interface with datalogger - salinity and soil texture interference - FDR and capacitance sense a small volume - some types are difficult to install
24 Examples of Dielectric Sensors
25 Decagon 10HS Volumetric Soil Moisture Sensor
26 Soil Texture, Water Holding Capacity, and Available Moisture Tension 5 kpa Tension 30 kpa Tension 80 kpa Soil Texture Available Moisture Available Moisture Available Moisture % inches/foot % inches/foot % inches/foot Silty clay Silty clay loam Loam
27 Dielectric Soil Moisture Data in Strawberry Volumetric Soil Moisture (%) 28 8 inch depth 18 inch depth Jul 12 Jul 19 Jul 26 Aug 02 Aug 09
28 Summary An integrated approach to irrigation scheduling (ET and soil moisture monitoring) seems to work the best for berries. Many types of soil moisture sensors available use as a tool to cross-check irrigation schedule. Improving irrigation management can potentially save water and fertilizer and optimize yield and quality
29 Muchas Gracias! Thank you!
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Clean Energy Extension
Clean Energy Extension ag.umass.edu/energy The Clean Energy Extension is an Affiliate of the UMass Amherst Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment 209 Agricultural Engineering Building University
How the system works. The foundation of our system is our TX3 monitoring station.
Hortau has developed the only effective Irrigation Management System capable of reducing farm production costs and increasing yield. It is widely accepted that the days of cheap water and energy are behind
By Tim Spann, PhD Research Program Director
Better Growing By Tim Spann, PhD Research Program Director The soil moisture sensor trial planting at the end of year one. The row in the foreground is a mulched row and the next two rows are not mulched.