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Abstract:
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"In many developing countries huge investments in irrigation have been made over the past three decades. These investments, in conjunction with new agricultural technology in the form of fertiliser-responsive varieties, have helped fuel significant increases in agricultural production over this period of time. Even so, a widespread perception exists that irrigation projects typically perform far below their potential. This has led to many operational interventions and research activities designed to diagnose problems and remedy deficiencies."
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