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Optimizing Irrigation Efficiency

Delivery of irrigation water through farm irrigation systems from ground or surface water sources to the field requires the addition of energy. The amount of energy that must be added is affected by the type of irrigation delivery system, system pressure, elevation difference between the field and the water source, inches of water applied, and the land area being irrigated. This presentation will cover some of the things that can be done to an existing system to reduce energy costs.

Also offered at Onsite Locations: UWisconsin-Extension in Buffalo County, Jackson County, and Dane County

Presenter: Scott Sanford, Outreach Specialist – Rural Energy Program, University of Wisconsin

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