Sharad Dugad

Jain Irrigation Systems Limited, Training, Faculty Member

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Thirty years of combined teaching, research and industry experience in civil/construction management and water resources engineering.Twelve years of teaching experience at Under Graduate and Post Graduate levels.Thirteen years of experience in Micro-irrigation industry.

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mpact of Jain fruit industry water on agricultural e nvironment in Jalgaon

The present study was carried out to investigate the use of treated Industrial waste water for Cr... more The present study was carried out to investigate the use of treated Industrial waste water for Crops and its effect on Soil. The Maize crop (Zea Mays L.) were irrigated with Treated Fruit Waste water (TFWW) and Bore Well Fresh Water (BWFW). Drip irrigation sys tem was used for this study, five split plots was design for each water treatments. Five plots irrigated with TFWW and Five plots irrigated with BWFW. The results showed that the irrigation with TFWW increased soil Nutrients as Mg, Ca, Mn, Ca, fertilizer e increased in TFWW. No difference observed in plant population and plant height of crops were used TFWW. Maintenance of Drip irrigation system is must for TFWW. Treated Industrial was purposes. present study was carried out to investigate the use of treated Industrial waste water for Crops and its effect on Soil. The Maize crop (Zea Mays L.) were irrigated with Treated Fruit Waste water (TFWW) and Bore Well Fresh Water tem was used for this study, five split plots was design ...

Energy Efficiency of Banana (Musa sp.) Crop under Different Irrigation Methods

The field experiment was carried out with drip method of irrigation (DMI) and conventional method... more The field experiment was carried out with drip method of irrigation (DMI) and conventional method of irrigation (CMI) at 100 per cent Evapotranspiration (ET) at two locations in Jalgaon district of Maharashtra during 2009-'10. The irrigation water requirement of the banana crop was noticed minimum in DMI compared to CMI treatment indicating 35.14 and 29.24 per cent water saving and 38.96 and 33.41 per cent electricity saving in experimental and farmer's fields, respectively. Early flowering and harvesting was noticed with reduction in growth period in DMI against CMI. The banana yields in DMI were (72.6 and 67.4 t/ha) higher against CMI (59.1 and 52.5 t/ha) under experimental and farmer's fields, respectively. In DMI about 32.70 and 29.99 per cent input energy savings and 19.73 and 14.09 per cent increase in output energy were noticed against CMI. Also, the higher energy efficiency of 13.5 and 12 was noticed in DMI as compared to CMI (7.6 and 7.4). In both the fields, 17...

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