Analysis of Drip Irrigation for a Corn-Based Growing food System

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ready? Let's jump right in with the introduction.Water and fertiliser are

the two most essential inputs in irrigated agriculture; nevertheless, water is

currently accessible at a price that is more axordable than fertiliser. A day

is not too far ox when water will become more scarce and more eTpensive

as a result of these two variables because of rising levels of industrialization

and intensive farming brought on by the growing demand for more food

and Bbre from a population that is eTpanding all over the world. 2his day

is not too far ox because of the growing demand for more food and Bbre

from a population that is eTpanding all over the world. 2he World 0ank

projects that by the year 535Y, one person in three, or S.5Y billion people,

will be living in conditions that are marked by a lack of access to water.