Amendment speed of water infiltration in surge irrigation for cinnamon forest soil

Abstract

Surge irrigation by furrows has been the subject of much research, and the results consistently
demonstrate its numerous benefits over continuous watering. The benefits include a shorter time for the water
to reach the furrow end, much better irrigation water uniformity, less irrigation water loss due to deep
filtration and flow, and many more. For three years, researchers have been conducting studies in the
"Chelopechene" experimental field. There is a distance of 150 meters and a furrow slope of 1%. There are
eight furrows that have been detected. Constant values have been shown, and it has been shown that the
second phase of the water flow takes less time to reach a given furrow section while increasing the time to
drain the rear head of the water. Infiltration rates are getting close to the constant value of water filtration via
soil.